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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Iovejoy & Noyes have sold the five story store
and loft building No. - Water-st and No 10
Front-st.. for Louisa l.. Weeden to Mr.. Robinson
The property adioins the Centennial Building. which
occupies the entire block front in Broad-st The lot
contains nearly $3.50 square feet. and il is of
the largest warehouse buildings in the immediate
neighborhood of the new Custom House. Extensive
alterations to be made, and the building rented
in floors. Among leases recently made by this firm
Building No. $50 West Broadway. for C. c.
Goodwin TO Albert Ochse; No. 10 James Slip, TO
Madison Paper Stock Company. and a factory In
Long Island city for Elsie ~. BOnnen 10 Soldering
& GIatz. The entire lofts OF No 27S Pearl-st, for
Ottinger Brothers to Muudet & Sons. and lofts In
/ Nos s. and 81 Gold-st corner of Jacob-st. for
Justus L. Buckley to Alfred warsde and Frederick
Bertuch & Co.. the stores and Easements at No.
St to Iobn Scbvartz No s. Dey-st to the Penny
Express Company: No. "a Barclay-st., to !. 5 Rus
Noyess branch office at ArveTne, Long Island that
embraces the Rcckaways. EdgemeTe ana Atterne
being made for next spring: and also tne sale OF
four lots the westerly side OF WaveCrest-aye.,
by Henry NJ. Toch. of TOch Brothers 10 George
Hunznger and others.
Tor Martha Hausie No $50 West End-sve;- three
story and basement dwelling house, on lot 2@SxsO
James E. Townsend has sold No Jos East 5 Ihir-
house. on a lot e6SxsSs feet
Ayan " Perry Of No @ Sasssu st ]. has o s0Id
lng-st.. three story building. on lot 2a5xs' ana
(iustave Newman has sold for the METROPOLITAN
Savings Bank two FIVE story hathouSes Nos. 1.4I-
| Man Marx has purchased through John D, karst
ir.. from Young Gerard. of Cireenpoint. Lons
Island. five story apartment houses with stores
a lot 491Ixi10 feet, at the northwest corner OF
Fifth-ave and Northumberland thirty thlrS i-sJ
and has given in exchange a vacant plot. sAzlxIV
feet at the northwest corner of st. Anns-ave. and
I One-hundred- and inf y-eighth-st-
| IT. .. Lewis is the buyer Of No 81 west FORTY
/ eshth-st. -,
/ r r. Wood & Co. were the brokers in the sale
| of No. 1O8 West Eightieth-st and No. 2S- west
| Ninety ninth-st- go,
| / Kuhn has sold for John A. BeruhOlz No sSS
/ Ninth-ave "A four story fathOuse with store, on a
lot e55x75 feet and No. 40l West Fffty-sixthssS a
four story fathouse a lot SX7S.5 feet. for soSVo
The Fffty-slxth-st parcel adjoins the other prop
| erty in the rear I,,.,,,
I There was "A report yesterday that William
/ SChaus dealer is the lessee OF the LenON
| Building at Thirty-siXth-st. and Fttth-sve.
| II SOkoSki & Son have sold for Mandel q Moran
Nos To- and 16i East FOurth-st., six story tene-
| ment house. n plot 50X9S feet.
| Irving l. Kemprer has sold No. "a West Ninety
third-st FIVE story hathOuse, on lot 26Sx1QOS feet
| w D. Fitzpatrick the broker
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AUcroN SALES TO-DAY.

81 Vincent \ Ryan: 1S II Crosby :. SOL II
Of Granl-st "a liX1O0 story store: Brooklyn Say
ings Rank NJ Olsen al; Schenck X II attys, W
y NcKim, ref amount due. SltS963 20.
BY Richard Harnett & Co; f.6 Houston
corner Ave =. 2e2x7o story h. Br front ten: L. NJ
Emil Godmark ref; 1913 -; partition.
by John y Gclding; 2.O96 Madison cor 1929
st, PAL X2S. five story n; D Gideon Krakowe
81 a.; Calm. any; NJ Hrsch. ref amt due. $751;
14f % taxes, etc. SIG
BY Bryan L Kennedy; cOs6 Amsterdam . W cor
etc, s193 - Audubon 16eth ST. 1O1 Tx95;
NJ Feuton n Fenton - al; stern q r. attys, 7 F
ponnel. ref. 81 s9 -: Partition 3Os Ssth
$50 81 of sth ave- 25xsSa. four story h..
With two story IF bdgz on Sherns sale Of all
right, title, which Liesette Newman had August
BY Philip A Snlyth Ito ItSth- ST. 19S q OF Park
ave, 25XIO016. five story h; ] Mchr agt Murphy
81 al l. Goebel. atty: J Mu1ueeu. ref amt due.
BY James L Wells: SIS 149th-st. 3 tIo3 n OF
Morris-avs. exS0. three bldg; NJ story
due, 50. 427 5S. taxes. etc $156 20.
By Peter F Meyer Co: AIS 2sth-St. s. tS2 s ~ ~
Of eth-ave. IS ex9s9; story and basement dwg n;
executors sale: iS2 eth-ave. 244 II OF 21stst
- iax60 bldg With sale, S4S
24th-st 1910 # Of 9thaye. IS 2xss o. story b
Of 9th-ave 5oxas9. four story hldgs and b
stable undivided interest: executors sale ar
Ala 25th-st 175 Il Of 9th-ave. S0xesS: four
story bldgs; sale; 446 2Sth-s 275 II
1Oth-ave 25K9S9 story bldg. executors sale. SIS
800 10th ST. 500 Z, OF sh-sve. 5oxiO0j;
story bdss; executors sale So nth St 200 10 Il
Of University Place 25N94.9 8 story store Emanuel
Heilner and 2 Rorbach al: Wolf &
L. attys. Sarasohn. ref amt due. sSss1 Is; taxes
St.4l4 -.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter Meyer & 20: $3.50 tI7th-st S7s II
Of Pleasant ave aONl00 II; two story Il rs: fore
closure sale Mathde Eidlitz al act Hest
81 al. Ediitz Hulse attys; Joseph. ref: action
l. due on iudgt $3.50; 1856 ~. $500
sam, same e.93eTty action No = du" on tudst. SlsS7O =
III r l.d 100 Of 3th-ave 25x1OO story
h: foreclosure sale Weiusten ct al a Clarke
- Al; EtSmsn 4 Levy. attys. W l.. Turner.
tudgt s. rs ca S407 az taxes ETC. $3.50. prior
morris. $4,000: to the ph for 81. 1SS.
BY Samuel Godsticker: a. r 99th-st 125 u " Of
Park 25Nl0O.1i, story b a h. foreclosure sale:
Excelsior Savings Bank Samuel Cusberg John
Giuiick. atty; Jacob II Shaffer ref:
JudSt. SlS,sO costs. $50 3D. taxes etc $ISS 90; al
jourued o November -
BY John I Boyd: Brook ave. 5, 55-40 u ot 81
Pauls ~ itSlNS9tXi s0N -, vacant: foreclosure sale.
Rachel II Knox agt Geo W Martin 81 al: Arthur Knox
atty Vincent WOytiSek. ref due Judgt 81 O4I 36.
SlT5 taxes. etc. 500: plaintiff
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Etcurslons
foreclosure Sales.
STPRESTE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Robert Hartshorn, Plaintiff. against William
Defendant In pursuance OF Judgment OF tefe-
closure and and entsrei IN the above
entitled action date the nth DAY OF Noveoer
named. viii Public AucJion. at the New York
Real Estate SsalesrOOnl No. III Broadway IN th>
Borough Manhattan City OF New York. the lpth
5av ~ December. laOe at t2 o'clock noon. that
directed by said judgment be sold and therein Do
srriDsd follows that certain iot piece. parcel
Of the buildings and improvements thereon
lying and being IN The IWeltth ara
bounded and described follows; Beginning az a
point on the westerly side Of Fifth Avenus dlstarr
ssventy-o eleven inches southeriv from
by the intersection OF the westerly side %
Fifth with the sOutherly side OF One hundred ana
running thence westerly parallel
Of through wall eighrv-hve fs-t.
thence southery parallel with Fifth
thence estery again parallel with Oue hundred
distance
another party wall eghtysys feet 10 said westerly 50.
Fifth Avenue and running Whence uoTthsrlv
VI side o. Fifth Avenue UTeuty-hve
point place OF beginning. be the OF
Being portion OF the premises William
August o 1884 and recorded Register
Of the City and County OF New York September
Libsr 81. Section g. Of Conveyancss page SIS
premises being further known BY the street number
Fifth Avenue.
Dated. New York. November Il. 1eO2
TURNER ROLSToN & KORAN ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
y William street, Borough OF Mani attain York
The following is diagram of the property TO b.
Fifth Avenue:
18th Street
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REAL ESTATE.
RANDOLPH GUGGENHEIMER BUYS VAL
UABLE PROPERTY-HE MAY
IMPROVE TT.

Randolph GuSgenheimer. former president OF the
Municipal Council has bought from MOritz Bauer
No Il East Thirty frst-st, four story brovnstOne
dwelling house. lot 311Oxss.9 feet. The seller
recently bought the property from William F.
HavemeyeT.
\ twenty story apartment hotel is being built at
Nos. 10 and rs East Thirty fTstst- which is direct
ly opposite the property. II is said that Mr.. Cug-
Genheimer intends to build apartment hotel of
about twelve stories high the parcel which he
has inst bought.
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fiuanrIdl.

OFFICE OF COUNTY CONTROLLER OF
ALLEGHENY COUNTY. 80 -.
Pittsburg Pa. Nov. 18th. 1902
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF The
County Of Allegheny. Pennsylvania.
Fund Commissioners OF the County or
Allegheny state Pennsylvania by virtue OF authority
,ested IN them BY act OF Assembly approved April 22nd
A u 1854 do hereby notify holders Of ALLEGHENY
COUNTY COMPROMISE BONDS that and after jan
uary 1st A . 1893 bonds numbered and dated as fol
lows. @ COUPON COMPROMISE BONDS Nos. tO'
7O1 7O2 70i 7o5 FOG 707 EOS 5o9 10 Ill IL 1l3 1l6
III 100 72l. 723, PA. 125. I26 III 100 all
bearing date OF January 1858 maturing January
LIST 1919 paid together with interest January
lst 1903 upon presentation Office OF the County
Controller Pitsburg Pa. which time all interest
said bonds viii cease REL BEN MlI.l.Eh'
J. DONNEIIA
". r. THOMPSON,
Sinking Fund Commissioners
X57ANTED.-BY A MAN OF MANY YEARS
experience position In Banking and brokerage bust
SALARY much object as future prospects
] Z. a. l.S64 BToadWay. Trihune uptown ontce
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F1FrH-AvE. BUILDING LEASED.

Fishel Adler & Schwartz. art dealers. are re-
ported to be the Iessees of No 3lS Ftfth-ave The
lease is for twenty-One years. at 1880 year net
According 10 a report the Iessees will spend about
$4,000 remodellng the premises Tor business pun
poses. The house was bought about nIty years
per cent Of $3.50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-18

SALE OF ROW OF DWELLING HOUSES.
Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for d. H. John
ston No. $50 West Forty-sixth-st., four story
brOwnstone dwelling house. lot 15x1O0.5 feet.
and have also sold for John CARTRIDGE TO LOwenfeld
& Prayer ten thTee-stOry brOwnstone dwelling
houses. No l0l to 40 East One hundred tenth
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THE PENNSYLVANIA PURCHASES.

According to a report. the Pennsylvania Railroad
has bought a tract OF seventy-siX acres Of land a
Jamaica for about 100000. This tract it IS said
is to be used in carrying out the Long Island tun
mel terminal plans Of the Pennsylvania Railroad
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REAL EsrArE rRANsFERs

Madison ave $ cor SD ST. 100 5x4T.9: William
II Burgess Julius Etgen: all Hens: q G and 100
property: Julius Etgen William II. Bur
mortgage. S1T5OOO; y e and. 100
All and personal property Of which party
OF first Is seized or possessed; Ann Gilchrist
] Gilchrist gift
F3rooS-ave. = corner 1sTth-st. 25xIO0: August X.
S 15Oth-st. 2iXsO. John W.
Haaren John a. PriESH: MORTGAGE. $4,000 Nominal
34th-st, III n s. 246 20 of Park-ave. Fix
D Harris executor. TO Allen Fitch 1900
e7th-st No 1865 II OF Austerdar1-ave.
16sx1OO.11; W " Suydam, et al. TO O n Can
Ieonari-st, S e corner OF Centre-st sOx5Tx3s. I0x
gage gage So 500 .,..'.a :. :. 10000
IOO11; II d COrdts TO a J smith; mortgage.
st S@SSeo No sos $ al # OF s6th-st is9x
Is: a NJ Pen Emanuel AiexandeE. $1,000
6s.3x47 sxs3.3: NeS-YOFk Investment
provement George Doctor % C. 100
s4th-st No 236. s. 366S q " of Tth-aVe. Task
9s.9. Emily \ Hurry 10 City Real Estate CON-
stR~aye " $ ss-T II Of 25th St 10 i0xiOox2os iN
x1OO. W II H Hull and another 20 J + Harner
and mortgage. $4,000
4th ST 5 LIST "a. 2xa6 2x33. Ifx
Herman Heller TO Abraham Perlman
mortgage. $4,000
Carnline- 81. No Ia =. 2Jx10O; Mary Barron
executors. to jacob Coffee $3.50
NEW BUILDING PLANS. -
Avenue n " cor. SIX sly bk ten ~ -
n. 36-6x693; ; Greenstein No l23 Orcharl-Sr + tsE
owner q Badt architect. $9.sss
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= \ DUKE TAKES TITLE.

Benjamin n. Duke took title yesterday TO a parce
% 2x12O feet at the northeast corner OF Seventy
sixth-st. and Fffth-ave.. for S22OOoO. from John
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OLD CLIPPER BUILDING SOLD.
Herman L. Bindsiel has bought the old five story
Clipper Building at the southeast corner Of
Leonard and Centre sts on a plot 4Ox57 feet from
Maria +. Herrick The purchase price is said 70
have been $l50OGO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-18

The approximate lien charge TO satisfy
which the above-described property Is be Is
S17.IT555 with interest thereon from Sd day u
November. 1892. together with aIoVanc.
amounting sSsT52 with interest nom November
1902 together with the expenses OF the sale au-
PToximste amount OF taxes assessments other
which be allowed the purchaser out OF m.
purchase money paid BY the Referee. IS ana
interest
Dated New York. November H. 1907
MOSES COWES. Referees.
MORTGAGE SALE.-BY VIRTUE or A
power 81 attorney will sell the 18th dsy OF No
Nenher. 1907. at $50 at $50 Broadway. Borough
81 Manhattan. lot Of machinery and fixtures. Nv order
q the Mortgage J. KATZENSTEIN. Attorney for
aNtartxaxse.
. A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received at their Uptown Once.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
= Between 35th aa1 SIN until O'Clock D. y.
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4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n their Uptown Office.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY.
36th and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock p.
ADVERTISEMENTS will &c received following branch
offices atr office until o'clock D
.61 Sth-aye- :. cor. nd st: t5J sfh-nve.. cor.
18th st: il2 East t4th-st; 2S1 West i2S-st. be
tween eth and sth eves: 21s; West I25th-st.: Lists
3d-av~.. 10Th AMI nth 1,o.G :sd-aNe.
near 6lst-st. 1.sOs lstaNe.. s9th ST 49, East
-5G Tremont-aNe.s $50 3d-nvc., near
list S5S 3d-aye-s .l0 Hieecker-st.. 3@o
BIeecker-st. Brooklyn. n. N--SlO Court-st.'
2l5 1.Oo4 Gates-aNe, Newark y. 10
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DipiGrno Monies.

The Associated Merchants Comnnny,
Hudson Trust Co Building
Hoboken, n. J.. November II, 1902
4 QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE AND
= H. Three-quarters q a. per Common
be December LIST The transfer book Will he
closed at 8 p. NJ, November 10th reopened 10
A. NJ December ID. 1902.
transfer books for the Preferred Stocks will remain
open MOSES ELY. Secretary.
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Anriion 6alcs-finantlal.


w - hf' bHMttN. Aucttoneer
STnEHS DnANC
~ OANo HiNtJ HtJl<Do
DIV hDRiAN III. NULL q SUN
-
of'h " Nd. 90 WILLIAM SlREET,
ttHNEH OF PINE ST.
WEDNESDAY. NOV 10TH
Al 1910 o.c1ocL - - 60 - y, 49, s.,.
~ " III rsr, az iNea I1S'''S '''ies'O'in'
- hi'aI~aE
.o- BY ORDER OF TRUSTEE
So shs ~" Cameron Co IF
'h"'' shs' ~" cameron Co common
FOR ACCOUNT WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
zoo shs- International Banking CORPORATION.
% shs. Trust co
$1,000 indianapolis Gas 60 Ist 6s 1920
81 0no West Chicago Street II yvar T-onsoi. IS
I share Central Trust 90
. shs. Market & Fulton Natl Bank
I share Newport Trust co
10 shs. Pref5
~ shs. American Exchange Natl Bank
IS Corn Exchange Rank
10 slls. National city Bank
10 shs. First National Bank.
= shs. Central Tru
shs. Herring EaIl- Marvin Co Ist I'D & $50 SCRIP
II shs. Marvin
~ sIls Herring Hail Marvin 90 common
100 shs Michigan central r r
81 shs New Jersey Steamboat
800 shs. American Thread Prefd
slls. Herring Hall Marvin 90 LIST Ffd
10 sbs. American Press Association.
Sfls Central Fireworks % common
"a she American Soda Fountain ca list FIJI
10 shs. American Soda Fountain co. II Pfd
p-ar,ck Coupar %
% shs. American Exchange Natl. Bank.
RAM of apba Co
% s1s Western National Bank
. shs Colonial Trust 80
10 National Bank q
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BOSTON STOCKS.
Furnished by r. L. ia,
CHICAGO STOCKS.

CFurnished BY Tracy & Co.. No. 80 wall-st)
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue n and Tth-st. cor. for SIX sly bk ten
n. &C. 6x693s ; Greenstein. No l23 Orchart.-sf
owner q Badt, architect. .......,...,,...
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Gcnartnrrship Norife.


THE undersigned. under the firm name of
CULVER. WHITTIESEY. BARLOW & HOWE -
formed copartueFship the general practice
Once location be- announced
IL Nov, 1892 FREDERIC + CULVER,
GRANVILLE WEfITTIsESEN.
CHARLES LOWELL BARLOW.
WRIT HOWE
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
Ray.
AUNT CHARITY

Mrs. Overstreet IL in ,Waxahaeh
with her brother, DIR. Sweat, who
is very i'll.
Josh Raagor and uncle Frank
Harris have gone to the fair at San
Antonio.
Morris Wilson has returned from
pleasant visit to relatives
and friends in Tennessee. We were
all surprised that he came back
| alone.
Mr.. Matt Robinson, wife and son
visited relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor spent last week with
her daughter, Mrs. Wilmeth, in
Waxahaehie.
Charlie Davenport and wife enter
tanned about thirty or thirty-fiee
young people at their home Friday
night. Templeton, Howard and Col"
| liers Chapel were all represented,
and every one seemed TO have IA
nice time.
Bro. Davis filed bis regular ap-
pointment at the chapel Sunday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] n. MeharR visited
at Mr.. Joe Meharg's al Forreston
! last week.
Mr.. Jim Wheatly went to Bard
well Thursday.
Brown Bros, are having a new adj
dition made to their already large
store rooms as they haven't room
enough for their large stock Of
goods. They are doing "a splendid
business. They treat the people
fair so they are glad to trade WITH
/ them.
Those on the sick list are ifnprov-
ing.
Miss Lizzie Meharg gave a sing
ing Sunday night.
| October 18th.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
Red Oak.
81 SLO(NM

AS / haven't seen any Red Oak
items in your columns for some
time, I'll just hand you down few.
r.. Hooks d Co, had car load of
corn shipped here this week.
Rev. Underwood of Waco preached
at the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Harritte Cargill returned
Saturday from a visit to Collin
county.
Frank Roark has new baby.
Father and baby are doing we'll.
Born to Tom Keu and wife, 18th
inst, a girl.
Mack Parks is paying cents per
pound for white rocks. Good chance
for Tom Yates and Joe Slayden to
sell their farms.
We understand that there will be
a Union Sunday school organized at
the drug store next Sunday morn
ing.
Aft Chapman and wife have new
baby. u
Health is good in our section.
Everybody is going to take in the
show.
U. ). Good has moved to the
Couch farm. Mr.. Couch has moved
to Waxahachie.
If this don't go to the waste bias
ket / will report some wedding
soon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
For County Commissioner.

Mr.. Lee Moore, of Mt. Peak, to-
day authorized the LIGHT to an
nounce him a candidate for county
commissioner in precinct No. 4. BY
the death of Mr.. Dunaway the COM
missionership in this precinct is to
be filled at the election Nov. 4th and
Mr.. Moore solicits the votes of the
people Of that precinct for this inn
portant office. There is doubtless
no more capable man in the precinct
for this position than Lee Moore
and If elected the people will have
In him a capable and faithful Off
cial. Mr., Moore was born and
reared in the section where he now
lives, and has always possessed the
confidence and esteem of all who
knew him. The time In which to
make the race is very short and he
cannot see all the voters, but he
asks your earnest consideration of
his qualification and fitness, hoping
to merit your support. Mr.. Moore
is one of the soundest democrats in
the county and an active worker in
behalf of his party wherever his
services are needed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
r z RS ONAL .

Goodwin Tidwell of Ennis was in
the city today.
Architect Lorhen of Houston was
in the city today.
Attorney r. H. Collier was here
today from Ennis.
George Alexander was here from
Ennis this morning.
Policeman Lon Williams of En-
mis- attended court here today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. White of
Nashville, Tenn, are the guests of
Capt. and Mrs. NJ. 7. Patrick.
Mrs. r. f. l.. Knight of Dallas Is
visiting Capt. and Mrs. NJ. T. Pat
rick
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
Administrator Appointed.

County Judge Lancaster has APP
pointed William Wheeler t0mpor-
AIRY administrator of the estate OF
c. f. Alexander, who recently died
at Midlothian Mr.. Alexander was
in the mercantile business and left
an estate estimated to be worth
81 600. Jim Derby, Burr Martin and
Ed McElroy We're appointed APP
praisers of the estate. Their report
which has been filed with the court
shows the stock of goods to be val
ued at $11 ,917 40.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
A Dozen Times a Night.

Mr.. Owen Dunn, of Benton Ferry,
". Va. writes II have had kid
aey and bladder trouble for years,
and it became so bad that / was OBJ
liged to get up at least dozen times
a night. | never received any per
manent benefit from any medicine
until | took Foiey's Kidney Cure.
After using two bottles, L am now
cured" Sold bg II. w. Fearis.
F0ley's Honey and Tar cures
coughs and colds aud prevents pneu.
monia. TAXI no substitutes. Solo
by Il. w. Fearvs
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Fall colds are liable to hang ON all
winter leaving the seeds Of pneu-
monia, bronchitis or consumption
Foley's Honey and Tar cures quick
ly and prevents serious results, 1t
In old and reliable, tried and tested
safe and sure, contains no opiates
and will not constipate. Sold by II.
W. Fearis.
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Salvation Army.

Joe. the Turk, will he In this city
Oct. % and 80. He IN one Of tbs
leading officers of the Salvation
Army. Come; you will hear some
thing new He has been In iai
more times than any one man In
the Army. 1t will be grand To heal
him tell how he was converted
Everybody come. Free.
w. L. GEoRaE, Capt.
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The Ladies Guild of the Episcopal
church will serve tea tomorrow at
three O'Clock at the residence of
Mrs. John Rodman. The public
is cordially invited TO attend. The
Guild IN also preparing TO give a
Halloween party on tie evening OF
October 81.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-10-23
THE LONG { SHORT or IT

OH for a little water on the
streets. The dust is intolerable.
A girl was born this morning to
Mir. and Mrs. T. Fl. Wear at their
home on West Main street.
A Halloween party VIII be given
by the Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church on the evening of Octo-
Der 81.
The young ladies auxiliary of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
will meet tomorrow afternoon with
Mrs. c. r Gibson.
The members of the Ladides Aid
Society of the Baptist church are
requested to meet Friday afternoon
at ( O'Clock. Election of officers.
II. l.. Wyatt reopened his grocery
at the same old stand on East Main
street, today. He has fresh stock
now on hand a solicits a share of
your patronage.
| Claude Billiard can sell you stand
privileges for Ringing Bros. show,
/ If you desire to run a stand that
day on circus grounds you should
see him at once.
The Halloween party to be given
by the Ladies Guild of the Episco-
pal church on the evening of Oct. 81
promises to be a pleasant social
event. IS
Elder c. Mcpherson will preach
at the Main Street Christian church
tonight. Mr.. Mcpherson is splen-
did talker and everybody should
come out to hear him. Remember
it is tonight that he breaches.
Every lady who has bought
Queen Quality shoe since October
LIST, 1902 is eligible to enter Prize
Competition for $4,000 offered by
Queen Quality makers. Ask Crow
Bros. about the plan. ~
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