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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Gus bent Snneren W%arblattD's Mno
ben anaren3ennen Staaten.

@trafbure Na4lGffigteit.
Die grploiton zines 9afoltnbe9dl=
tiers am MittpD4 4beno in Der Gonz
ferpen@5abrif BON 6. s. Robinion &c
60. In Grisfielo bate ben Sob zines
Ne9erfinbes unb bic 8eripunoung BON
10 anberen gerionen CUR 5olge, BON
benen einige Iterben mDgen. Gin SAB
bes Seles ipuroe in einen 8ebdlter
qei6ittet, ais Der 8prmann bic
Seuerungst6ire zines in Der NGbe be-
finbli6en &efTels Dffnen lieb. Die
GrploIion folgte. Die 5abrif mar
neu unb erit am Mittpo9 in 8etrie6
geieBt pprben.
MDbelfabrif nieberge=
brdnnt.
5ranb's MD%belfabrif, na6e Clear
@pring, Wafbington : Co., brannte
in Der Na9t BON 0ienitag auf Wttttz
mod Bis auf ben @run0 nieoer. Der
@9aben BON $4,000 1T tbeilpeiie
bur9 gerIi9erung se6edt. $4,000
SUB pappslz unO BaqnuB4ol5 tpurz
ben gum grOBten She'll gerettet.
Grfolgrei9e S9iler.
Ser prGiibent bes nQderbuuz@olz
legs" bat bic Namen Der beften S9iz
lr in iebsr &laHe pGbreno bes eben
beenbeten S4uliabres befannt gez
ma6t. Inter fbnen befinoen ii4 mebz
rsre 8altimorer. Die 2iite lit, pie
folgt:
Senior &lafe - 8. g. @pmons
BON SalbptJG ountb, q, &. 6trit BON
Dor6eiter]Gountp, 8. q. 2ansbale
BON MpntgomerbJGountp unb 8. 6.
Madan bon Colbert ountp;
iSuniors8laHe = q. 90. 8. Mapo
BON 9rince Georges Gountp, Is. g.
gase BON Sre0erid>g ountp, M. u.
Galoeron BON @aibington, .. g.,
unb 6. g. Waqs pon Queen Qnne's
GountD;
3pei Sabre &urius - 6. 9. 0unz
bar BON Nenzgorf, S. q. 0arfielb
bon 6otparb4gountp unb g. g..
Ri6ols BON Montgomerp5Gountp
@op6omore5&lahe = s. 6. Mapo
BON grince Georges Gountp, 81. 9.
Ghoate BON Baltimore gountp, 8. g.
Muaenbore BON Sreberid : @ountD
unb s. q. Qnberfon BON Somerfetz
Gountb;
r5refbmanz "alaFe-W. s. @mitb
bon garolineagountp, s. 8. 9ines
bon Baltimore, s. %. Madua BON
galpert @GDuntp uno Us. s. 9Dron
BON Mafbington= GountD;
8orbereitungs : &lafe - g. s.
Wiaiamfon BON Prince Georges
Gountp, 6. u. 0epfin bon Baltimore,
81. g. WiGiamIon bon grince Seor=
ee's Gountp uno S. 6. Safe BON
Mai6ington, .. s.
@erfu9te SeIb It morb.
5r. 9arrD e. 8eefer, Elm e6emaz
Tiger &aufmann pon Weitminiter,
Derfu6te am Mittpo9 Sel6itmorb 81
beqeben, inbem er ii9 ben 9als unb
Die 6anogelenfe bur9i9nitt unb eine
Dofis 2aubanum nabm. Gr purbe
nabe Isinem Stane, nit 8lut bebedt
uno %benuBtlos, aufgefunben. Or. y.
.. WeGs ndbte bic Wunoen NIT "a
@tinen AR unb benuBte Die Magenz
pumpe our G%ntfernung bes 9iftes.
3eefer's auffommen lit 5peifelbaft.
Ri4ter erfrdnft.
Hi9ter Oapib M. Sloane lit fdper
franf in Cumberland, unb 8efir9>
tungen fir fem 2eben tperben eebest.
9as MitteI balf ni6t.
6amuel 8eb BON 9nnbam ipurbe
am Oisnftag bei'm 9eereniammeln
BON elmer aupferi9lange sebiFen. Gr
t0btete bas 5Aier unb legte befIen
sFleif6 auf Die Wunbe. 0as Mittel
6aIf ni9t, unb iein 3uitanb pirb ais
fritii6 betraAtet.
Qiebe finbet einen Weg.
Sn NetpJgrunsipid, rs, tpurben
gorpbon 90. Rpne bon 9entonz9ar@
Dor, Mid, unb SRI. Sba gber BON
Miesbaben, bic erft Dor einigen 5dgen
bort ansetommen, setraut. Rpne
spDlte in biefem CONNER aad
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Meifenpe nod europa, saiion 1902

Neiicnbc 1tatb E1rDpa, satlDH I9Ug
fDnnen /. unb 2. alahez&aiuten auf
irgenb elmer 9ampferz2inis bur4 uns
belesen, @9iffsplan, abfabrtsplan
II. I. m. auf 8erlangen 5ugei4idt.
Sbeo. $. 9iener &c 6 o., 9afaz
eier=M genten, g}r. Ais, Waterz9 trabe.
MuslGnbtf4es Gelb, We4iel uno Gre>
hit=8riefe. 9eutf4es 9elb gu perz
fn1fen. "a Gents nrp MQrf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
TranS sprcnger's &eitaurart,
213 Huro=8 Gan trnBe.

SEPT offen. 6einfter beiBer unO
falter 2uni6 gu jeoer Sages5eit. =
Ma6l3eiten tGgli4 BON 5 Biz 25 Gts.
5einite beutide Slide. u8re6m's Sne
@rabe SnlD."
NvG1s 11DA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

(Sull1O, lu(lf 2&S)
9ern8 trtbez q d nj Ser
elm BON Baltimore" 6ie1t
geitern Nu4mittag feline r~egelmdBige
9eriammlung in Der rs, o. M.z
9ale" an Der Siibpeit : gde BON
Baltimore unb 9apitraBe. prGiibent
Gbarles Simontnt fibrte ben 8oriiB
.unb SetretGr SEQ, S. Nalter bas
YrptDtpQ. IS purben arrangements
%getrOffen fir einen 8Ortrag, Der am
7. NuguIt gebalten perDen in, unO
gu pel6em ale N}itglieber @inIabunz
gen erbalten perbsn. Die gomite'n
fir Die Geunton i'm r9arleD : 9art"
beri6teten, baB ie nit ben Arrangez
ments ftettge 5ortf4rttte MAIDEN.
grpf. NDplp6 Htebel nurbe ausertDz
rem, bic Spiele Der 9amen uno Sim
Der gu leiten.
Sir9tet lid bDr be m
SoOe.- Der pegen Der @rmorOung
oes poli3iitsn 9ono6ue gum SObe
perurt6eilte Neger Sobn Mesleb De-
bine, fpel4er i'm StaOt : 8efdngniB
auF bic 8erfiinoigung feines ltrt6eiIs
unb bes Sages, an ipeI6em er hGn9en
muB, purtet, entpuppt iid iebt als
6eigling, 10 fre3 er ii6 pGbrenO ietz
mes pro3eHes benu6m. @r iiebt jdmz
merIi9 aus unb iagt, er fiir4tet 1i6
por Der Observation-Disclosures bur4
ben S4eriff uno mag gar ni4t baran
benfen, er fann feinem 8eoanfengang
aber feline anbere &i6tung geben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

lamb, 6rantrei9 II. +. IN.
Mt9tige 2ofal : @reigniHe
MGrfte u. T. 10.
yueber bic tpeibli6e &raft,
Gpmarr BON Irt6ur 3app.
r9ie S9ndne BON @eiblin;
gen." Gomarr bon emma Dor
8orgftebe.
2ofal greignihe aus Der al:
ten 9eimutb, NoOeaen, 8untes
Ii. I. m.
Sonntags : 9%luuoereien.
vSort nit Der &ritif" pbel
u3ur 8ritif bes &rititers," bor
9eprg g. 8iered.
nSropifde 9iBe," bon Or. 6,
!Senrict.
Wiesbabener 8rief, bon s,
2%Dpentbul.
9erliner Brief
Sobn Ritfd, $50.
y .@rub Qmerifa's an 9euti9=
lamb" BON Or. Sumo 5rande
grofefor an Der u9aroaroz1ni=
berfitGt."
Ridtritt bes englti6en pre.
mierminifters Salisbury; &lein:
ftaatenJg Complication in0eutf4:
lanb?; bic golen unb BIZ
S9la9t BEL Sannenberg; uniert
Mili5; bic rleue beutIde Re9t;
f9rei6ung; 9iirre unb Nusfubr;
farbiger Gegen; grpbartiger Gm.
pfans 2orb &itdener's in 2on.
bon; tparum regnet IS 10 btel?;
Soften bes &pblengrdberz 4us=
1tanbes; bas 5elblager berr 9ro=
FEN Qrmee Der Republif" i'm Sfz
tober su Maibington; bas ber=
miBte S9ulf4iff rMo4ican" in
Si9erbett; Der nd9ite Prtn5enz
befu9; bic Hu4e bes 9erf4md9=
ten: Selbftmorb Der So6ter Ell
mes 8ant : prdIibenten; 5arz
rler Weaner's Grmprbung; Elm
8liB5ug; bonn 8ltBe erf9lagen;
9Gnbel unter qolititern; 9am=
pferberfe6r 5piI9en Bottom uni
8remen; aus benz 2eben &Dntg
4lbert's BON Sa9ien; &eife BEG
5leiides; Bancroft : StattIttt;
S~o6nstopn's nere &dtd1trpphe
(3abl Der Spfer $50 Biz 175);
cine 8raut beiann ii9 i'm lebten
4ugenblid anbers; 8er5peif=
lunsstbat zines @~erliebten; Be-
freite 8oeren in Sem : gorf;
M9tb. u. s. 8alfour, Der neue
engIif6e 9~remierminiiter; Gin
iturs bes gampanile, bes 6iitortz
f6en alien @lodentburmes Der
ct. Marfus@a Stride gu @enebig;
Molfenbru9 unb 9o9paRer;
Der &aiier : Stedbrief aus Prag
Grede 8eI9impfung bes beutz
fden &atiers).
2pfaI- 9liidli6e Grben;
@ereinsleben; unfalls g6ronif;
Elm Ieltener unfaG; Salf6miinz
ser perurtbeilt; fir ben beutifer
Sag; i'm ~solbenen Strange; aug
Baltimore : GpuntD unb anbere
2otalberi9te; 9eri9te aus benz
Snneren bes Staates; Samtltenz
mdrfte; Marft= unb 8~0rIen6ez
riGte Il. I. 10.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

Wetterausft4ten = Sir
Marblanb unb ben 9iftritt Columbia
FLAIR unb marin I'M 5reitag, triiberes
8etter am @amitas, frii4e iiOpefz
li9e Minbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

GrOBc trans gerf0nli4 gefabrte
cnntinrntaIe Sour Der rPenniplbuz
Snnr 3n niaz8a6n" our6 Goloz
1ItrorlgrH raoo Bis Galifornien;
Nafen' 8iidfebr i6er Die rGaz
nabi14e 9acificzgabn," nit Der 6abrt
iiber Die 6elienge6irge Bel 3a8esIi4t.
8i1ete 5000. Spe8taI3ug.
095,7,9.2O1.3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
@crnb, tpie in NeutfhGans

qe6t es in 5rant Steil's 8rauerei,
mo bos Bier LANCE in ben 8euern a6z
gelagert ntrb, ebe es auf ben Wtartt
fommt, gu. Cine PrObe geniigt.
1897
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
Statisnen.

Seufe:
soHrsnoufaars .....4.64 RoHouHtersdns... 3.4C
sonnenHntereang ...7.3O
5ohfutb 5.u7 UtOrsens unn 5.12 Hahmittass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
500 T. 2oo2 II 20 en- 5 Crib.
500 y. 1887 DO 40 S.sgS.l 3 EHlGr.

plittI. SaronittcrH. .9.94 966f. Iherul ouleterE.. SO
YiittI. 3b~srmuuetcrH. 81 9iieortaftr 66
Die h5hfe SHncniafit bes BiHoes IN elmer StuHee
betrue 20 gaelIen BON SIofpefteH.
9Qs aefrtge etter.- Die bohite 2erI>
p,rctur bes a.fri9en Cages Obs s lbr gbenosl mar
auf uahaenanuten StGtlonen, ruie folgt:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
8phn's sunmer= @artcn.

Geues pra6tboGes 2ofal. Muiifaz
lii4e unter6altung jeben &benO, Die
f%einiten 8iere. Der f40nite, ti6lite
9GaB in Baltimore.
Ir. Ia, iio=Ynttcripn=S arf= 9(nc.,
gessHiiber Dem @aupteinoang 3um rQatteriOn=9art."
(Sulil5, l0tt, S&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

Sic GjrnBartisfeit funn am 8eften
Der G%ananiiben bel Der perfOnli9
Jeliengebirge gefi6rten Sour
Der v9enniplOanta : 8aAn" na4 Der
pucific=8ifte pom 2, Bis 81. Quguit
betra9tet perben. 5000 fir Die
Gunoreiie. Q95,7,9,2O1,3)
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s n

Sin Magsn oes 9rn. 5reo, 4l6re4t
BON Hr. 1913, @efzPrattftraBe, in
tpeldem ii4 9r, George Summers
bon Rr. %, 9iOzPulostiitruBe, unb
9r, So6n &aufboff pOn g}r. 329,
8entalou1traBe, befanben, tpurbe gez
itern an Der 6reberid : Noenue BON
etnem @traBenba6n : 8aggon getrOfz
fen, Die beioen SnioRen purben auf
bic 9traBe gei4leubert, bod trug nur
9r. 8, 8auf6off etlt4e unerbe6li6e
8~erleBungen DaDon.
&nappeS @nttommen.
Sin 8uggp Oes 9rn. Gbarles 6.
6rant Don g}r. 746, GutapitraBe,
tpurbe geitern Na9mittag an Der 5rez
berid : Npenue, na6e ben @ppnn's
SANS, DON einem StraBenba6npagz
gOn ~getroffen unD total bemplirt,
Wunberbdrer MeiIe fam 9r. 6rant
obne 8erleBungen bapon, pGbrenb
Oa5 PferO er6ebli9 berleBt purOe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

20 etterberid1t.
Der, Stadten III ettcr@SHreaus
8dLtimor {, ben Il. Sult 1922.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
@erlananiBbnler gtnri.

9r. So6n Gngel6urbt, Der 8raumetz
fter BON 5rant Steirs 8rauerei,
erletbet cine @ebirnerT9iitterung.
- Siel BON elmer Better. - Mn=
bere unfdqe.
Sr. Sobn Gngel6arbt, Der 8rau=
meiIter bon 6rant Steil's 8rquerei
unb grdfiDent bes r8raumeiterz9er=
ems Dpn Baltimore" liegt CUR 3ei&
an ben 5olgen elmer 9e6irnerI9Ittez
rung in fetner Wo6nung, Scr. "a,
8arri1pn : Cane, barnieDer. 9r. Gnz
geI6arDt poGte fur3 mad 3 ubr gez
fern Na4mittag in einen Der i'm 8au
begrtffenen QagerteIer binab iteigen,
nobel er augenf4einli4 einen WfiBz
tritt that unD aus elmer 906e BON 3ebn
6lrB BON Der Setter auf ben cementirz
ten 8oDen fiel. Gr blteb bepuBtlo5
ouf benz 8oben liegen uno nurbe BON
Qrbeitern a~ufgebo6en un0 na4 ieiner
in Der Ndbe gelegenen @pbnung gez
tragen, noieIbit Or. 8. st. @ilIon i'm
in 8ebdnoIung nabm. Cine einge6enpe
unteriudung ergab, baB ST.. @ngelz
4arOt cine 8ebirneridiitterung erlitten
hattie.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18
@Dr Der Srnnfembeit 0efabren

Syrunf @teil's 8tere tbun ~bepa6ren
Wer 1rr 5rant Steil's 8iere tneipt
Start, geIunO un0 nii4tern blet6t.
1897
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-07-18

pu e.r+ -2BiHo-
)" meter. A'''' fisfsit st4. gan. A''E
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
LAST TRIBUTE or RESPECT
Memorial Services Held in Honor
of W. A. Calfee.

Memorial services in honor OF
MIR. w. A. Calfee, whose demise oe-
Cured about ten days ago, were
held yesterday morning at the Meth
odist church.
The services began promptly at
1880 O'Clock and large audience Of
friends and acquaintances of Mr..
Calfee was in attendance. Members
of Camp Winnie Davis met down
town and marched in body to the
church where they occupied front
seats especially reserved for them.
Nearly all the members OF the
Sunday school remained for the
services to unite in paying this last
tribute to the man who had so long
and faithfully presided over that de-
partment of the church. The chan
eel railing, pulpit and choir plat
form were draped in white and
black. The song service was spec
tally prepared for the occasion.
Short eulogies were delivered by
T. j. Cole, Hon. j. A. Beall and G.
j. Penn. The memorial sermon
was delivered by Presiding Elder 0.
F. Sensabaugh.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
MANI ~ { w s.

Colonel Rafferty, Dead and Rio~' Band
Scattered nv the Tv"ous.
Manila. Sept 15-Colonel William
A Rafferty, of the Fifth cavalry died
at San Felipe Saturday from injuries
sustained by fall week ago. Gen
eral Chaffee was with the colonel
when he expired.
On account OF the Impeachment
Of the people by war and cholera. the
United States commission has remit
ted the land tax in the provinces OF
Batangas. Luzon. for the year 1902,
The force of native constabulary
which has been in pursuit of the Rios
band of irreconcilables in Tayaobas
province north LuZon. has killed
eighteen and captured twenty-five OF
the bandits. The constabulary en-
countered the band upon four different
occasions during the chase. but suf-
fered no losses whatever. Rios, the
leader Of the bandits. says be will
never be captured alive.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
NEW YoRK-CLOsE.
PRESBYTERIAN Alliance OF Ellis
County.

Program of meeting to be held in
waxahachie, September 10th, at 10
a m:
Doctrinal sermon on Infant Sal
walton" by Rev. l.. w. Barron.
The present condition of the work
in Ellis county.-The plan adopted
for raising funds; it's advantages
and disadv antages. -Rev. Jas. n.
Ivy, Waxahachie.
The ACCESSIBILITY of undertaking
further mission work, looking 10
the organization of churches,-Rev.
f. NJ. Munroe, d. D., Milford.
General discussion of the needs
and prospects of the work in Ellis
county.-Rev. G. T. Story, leader.
Reports of meetings held during
the summer, and condition Of church
where meeting was held.
The value and advisability of or
ganizing mission Sunday schools in
unoccupied communities in town
and country Elders r, NJ. Sleeper
Waxahachie, and j. A. Callahan,
North Ennis.
The ruling elder, and his duty
where there is no pastor or supply
his relation to the Sunday school,
Elder A. w. Rice, Ferris, w. r.
Lancaster, Ennis.
Shall the country and Mission
Sunday school be union or PTesby-
terian? What decentralization w
T.. M. Dickson, Milford, and Rev,
Angus Johnson, Avalon.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
Special Katy Rates.

Macon, Ga. and return, sale Oct.
4th and 9Th, rate one fare. Final
limit, Oct. Is, 1902.
Birmingham, Ala, and return,
sale Sept. 14th and 18th, rate one
fare, limit, leaving Birmingham not
later than Sept. q, 1902.
St. Louis and return, sale during
Sept, rate S29.75. Final limit Oct.
3lst.
Hannibal, Mo. and return, sale
during Sept, rate $3.50. Final limit
Oct. 3lst, 1902.
Kansas City and return, sale dur
ing Sept, rate $24.7j. Final limit
Oct. 3lst, 1902.
Memphis, Tenn. and return, sale
during Sept, rate $40 60. Final linn
it, Oct. 3lst, 1902.
National Encampment G., A. r..
Washington, ID. G., and return, sale
oct. ,, 3 and 4, 1902, rate $3l 30. FL
nal limit Oct. 18th, 1902, by paying
fee of SOC tickets can be extended
until Nov. 9th, 1902.
Galveston and return, leaving
Waxahachie Saturday, Sep. 18th;
fare 1919; limit Sep. Is, 1902.
New Orleans and return, date sale
Nov. 10th and llth; rate one first
class fare; final limit leaving New
Orleans not later than Nov. 18th,
1902
Weatherford, Tex, and return,
date of sale Sep. II and Is, rate 81 30;
final limit Sep. %, 1902.
Palestine, Texas, and return, date
of sale Sep. IA, Is, l6 and II; rate
$G.05; final limit Sep. 10, 1902.
Waco and return, date of sale Oct.
II and 10; fare $2.75; final limit Oct.
II, 1902.
| Des Moines, Iowa, and return,
date of sale Sep. II and l3; rates one
first class fare; final limit Sep. .,
1902.
Boston, Mass, and return, date
of sale Oct. to 8 inclusive; rate
one first class fare; final limit Oct.
18th, 1902.
j. |. HEY, Agent.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15

Galveston, Sept 15.-Thomas Sane
ton, aged IS years division master me-
chaniC of the Morgan Steamship com
pany, with headquarters at New Or
leans, died suddenly while in bathing
at the beach He came here on a visit
and in company with Chief Engineer
Gardner of the steamship Ell Dia went
in bathing. They had hardly entered
the water when Mr.. Sanction cried out
for help. complaining that he could
not get his breath, Mr.. Gardner as
sisted him out Of the water and into
the bath house. A physician was sum
moned, but death resulted in about ten
minutes after coming out of the water
The doctor pronounced its hemorrhage
of the lungs. The deceased has been
in the service of the Morgan line for
many years. He leaves wife and two
children. An inquest was held and
the body will be prepared for ship
ment to New Orleans.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
Z Education IN Every
body's Reach

A few decades ago al education
was In the reach of none but the
wealthy, and the methods of teach
Ing were so bad that only O few
could endure them long enough to
finish. Today young people without
money, friends or political pulls,
are securing educations that would
be the wonder of the nobility Of the
last century.
In this day Of good schools and
rare opportunities, the young person
who gets no education is standing
advertisement Of the fact that he is
too lazy to put forth the effort, or
too ignorant to know the need of it,.
No common sense person of mod
est means win select a school for
the fashionable and wealthy.
1t is not now absolutely necessary
for student of push to have several
hundred dollars to enter school on.
Money may be a disadv antage.
One can attend Tyler College aud
complete the very best business or
shorthand course obtainable for a
total cost of much less than 800, OF
the two together for Sl53-less than
half the usual cost Of such courses.
The school will assist you then to
secure paying employment with
which you can make the money to
finish the literary course or get a
start in business.
Many young people stay at club
hall; others, work mornings, even
ings and Saturdays and finish the
course in Tyler College on half the
money mentioned above
If you wish 10 attend the largest
and best commercial and shorthand
school In the entire south, write foi
our big, illustrated catalogue, free
and state what course you want.
TYLER COLLEGE. Tyler, Tex
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-09-15
TWO BURNED.
~Ise and Two chnarsa Caught "a ths
Forest Fire Ia washingsou.

Ralama. Wash, Sept 15.-R. L.
Wallace. wife and two children were
burned to death Saturday night By
the forest fires on Lewis river, They
were camping in the woods when
caught by the fire Their wagon was
found burned up. the charred bodies
lying near A 12-yearold boy of Mr..
Hanleys also is dead
Mrs. John Polly and baby and a
brother and Mr.. Newhouse and Mrs.
Graves are dead. Fifteen others were
found without clothing except gunny
sacks.
Five logging camps are burned out
completely and many families have
lost everything.
The worst of the fire is on Lewis
river, about twelve miles from Wood
land. The country is well settled
and there are doubtless other casual
ties not reported
The fire has spread from Lewis
river north TO the Kalama river and
fifty sections Of the fuest OF the tim
Der on the coast are destroyed, It is
impossible to give an estimate Of the
amount OF the damage done to prop
erty Oak Point twenty miles below
here on the Columbia river, is totally
destroyed. There are no reports Of
lives lost. but loss to property is ss'
timated at about $500 600
great fire is also raging on the
Coweman. in the northern part of the
country, Everything combustible was
consumed The air is thick with
smoke and falling ashes. Many lumber
camps are reported destroyed or badly
damaged. Two men from Barr's camp
are reported missing and people are
panic-stricken.
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A Parsons Noble Act.

al want all the world to know, "
writes Rev. G. J.BudlOng, of Ash
away, r. L., "what a thoroughly
good and reliable medicine / have
found in Electric Bitters. They
cured me of iaundice and liver trou-
bIes that had caused me great suf-
fering for many years. For a gem
uine, all-around cure they excel
ANYTHING / ever saw" Electric
Bitters are the surprise of all for
their wonderful work in Liver, Kid
new and stomach troubles. Don't
fail to try them. Only 80 cts. Sat
isfaction Is guaranteed by Herring
Sparks Drug Co.
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Will Enlarge Plant.

j. Y. Hogsett, of Fort Worth; w.
NJ. Alexander, of Dallas, and }. j.
Ballard. of Cleburne. owners Of the
Waxahachie Ice Works, were in the
city today inspecting the plant.
While here they decided to enlarge
the plant this winter Among the
improvements to be made new ma
chinery is to be installed and the
capacity of the plant increased.
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The Woman's Exchange

Mrs. Kate Monica and Mrs W.
M. Ross have opened as exchange
upstairs over Joiesch a Chaska's,
where they would be glad to inset
the ladies who wish either TO buy or
sell fancy work. Thew also carry a
line of ladies toilet goods and
novelties not usually found in the
stores. II you have fancy work Of
any kind for sale, they will handle
it for you on commission. The
ladies of the city and county are
invited to call and inspect their
goods. d47 wilt
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WIN BE No Candidate.

Austin. Sept Is DIR. e. r. Wilmot,
the well known banker Of this city,
who was nominated for state senator
for this district by the Republicans at
a convention held at Fort Worth re-
Gently while the state Republican con-
vention was in session, has sent let
ter to t. l.. Wren, chairman of the SEN
atorial executive committss expressing
his thanks for the nomination. but de-
ciining to accept the honor owing to
the fact that his private husinesa de-
mands hts undivided attention.
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Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs
Several years since my lungs
were so badly affected that / bad
many hemorrhages, writes A. Nj.
AXE of Wood, Ind. 81 took treat
ment then started to take Foley's
Honey and Tar and my lungs are
now as sound as bullet. recon-
mend it in advanced stages of lung
trouble" Sold by b. w. Fearis
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Captain IsIIo Killed.

Manila, Sept l5.-"Captain" Bio. a
leader OF Ladrones in Bulacan prov
inee. Luzon, who is guilty of thirty
murders. and who has been an outlaw
for years, was killed by the native
eonstabulary last Friday Bio was sur
rounded but refused 10 surrender The
constabulary the 7h0t him to death.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
J. Nj. ALDEKDIc6
FOR District Clerk:
Tom BURLE90H
For County Judge:
LEE HAWKINS
For County CLERK:
Rufe HENDRICKS
Por Sheriff:
J, P. MINNIcK
FOR County Tax Assessor:
JOHN MCELRoY
FOR Tax Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
For County superintendent Publlc,Ir'
Btruct on:
T.. d. CRIDDLE
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. /:
<. ?. ANDERSON, JR
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Feet swollen 10 Immense Size.

al bad Kidney trouble SO bad, -
says J }. Cox of Valley View, Ky.
that 1 could not work my feet were
swollen to immense size and was
confined ~ any bed and physicians
were unable To give IBe aHy relief,
My doctor finally prescribed FOLEY s
Kidney Cure which made Il well
man III me" Sold by r.. w. Fearis