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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. COUNTY

o., New YORK Minnie o. blossom. T.ai-..~.
against Gene F-f-.r N7rv T~f-- ans others.
DefeataHts In ulrs-t1es ~ Judgement of foreclosure
art sale tlly mace ans entered il -re .-r rr--.-
tor aeart9s Gate - 2r- tsy ~ -rtss,,r l-- no
un-ersiElvd. the referee n Ftd Judgment named
public arCtu1 q Tho EE-ia-s- F.Hr-a
trough % Na-far.4r. Comfy
a. New YORK tte liH d1y October. Is- ~ fa. .
O'Clock that day - Vincent Bs4a tle .a..-
tEe premises directed bE said f4.E.a-f F- s.rs
therein described fril.as All tHHr
parcel n lsud ith the hIi1i-Es
situated located tIs Nlle.-errr r.~.
Borough q Manhattan. C.t. us -Tor- o..r.-
bounded and described fCl1u- that cav. Begin
ming an TllEt on the east-rl- -iie ~ I'D
taHt ITeny-ivs -, Feet one and e-Glarfar 10 . I-s
soltfeTy from tfe corner formed f Iuf.reI-- p
ta.9 eastery Inc = Ihr1 Avenue v- s.utsrg ,-s
q Last frry-ffh Street running ..-ra t--rr.
with East fCrrF-ffth Feet rfa-.-.
saltter.y parallel IFiT- -l.r
tlol IErEeT. westerly
nth street an pATt = ~" distance through PARTY 4t
Eighty Feet -H-.r.
theEc- rcrtrery along SAID -asfarTs 20 rr-s a
EtElfee1 tlNI r- trs...
20 the point place % beginning
DATED AeU No-k. SepfeWl-r 2s-r. fEl.
MORRIS TTEtE ..t....
BLAIR A. RTDH. Attorneys p.as~r.~ g.. -.......
stre-t barorgh . Ia1fattar Nsa T.-e ~.
Ife ful'"wlTg diagram rrrr..--t D.
- rhed st-,e. 'fe ru.-- i-.-E -r. ---4
Avenue ."
s5tr
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

TIE aUpr1Klate charge sat.s-
o. vr-7 rho above described property -.IE
r.
r.-strs- h costs ar1 a00ar amounting Sg4N
fH interest f1r September -iFf 1902 together
90 rt- sale The approximate amount E..
t-Ns-. H~E-sE-.-rts srf lens
allowed o. re purchase q rurrta.a
referee g. & Water
SlT"". sl-o any I+1 which may r.
q "a
Dated NeU YORK. september 2s-- 1.s"-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

Ite aYlrO1 mate "A the len rr tf .ras %. rr
lsfE which t.e a'uF~ 4'srr'tai property .-
sla.-i September
t'E-ttsr Uf'L ard aiiHwau.f e o. ~ u
with September
expense ~ fif amount ..r .+s
taxes ..-. r.. .. I'll
lowed 20 f-e purchaser nF tho uurr.1-a
p rai1 BY the referee fnDv-- rents r.l,
am untiug about Sl1ua any tlaes I'D. f.-.s IS.
may 20 O. HsU time ~
Dated NrH York. Septeut~r -4t.. l,-i-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

BOOkKEEPEN or clerical position in Of
fee, by Young man. "a, experienced once
manager. cashier. etc. ten Years expert
snce. reference. Address COMP EiItiNI,
Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
|, FRENCH UPHoLsTERER.

TTrST RECEIVED sofas and chairs.
screens. STYLES Louis XIV and XVI. must
be seen q b. appreciated. terms reason
able DOGNIBENE. 1I3 East 24th-st
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

BDOkkEEPEsR. cashier. collector OF Office
clerk by MIDDLE aged married man. Al
references IS 20 ability. character, etc. E.,
E1o, 10 Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

AN EDUCATED Grsrman. 40 years Old. for
The last H. years IN south America .
zpa4ks spanish and POrtugesc, seeks posi-
-ion here or Central or south America Al
dress D. Y. G. 2uS East 4Sth-sr.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
sosRD AsD ROOMS WANTED.

LADY wishes Il0W and board IN private
family preferable between 7oth ana anth
s--, -aHf Hr West side Address TEADiF-
IH Tribune Uptown OT-e. 1856 Broad
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

BILLIARD AND poor. TABLES
MANTFACIl REES % billiard anJ oaof
tables Sigh grade bowling alley builders.
lowest prices MARK BROS p Union "a
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
WORK WANTED


and TYPEWRITER.-
Rapfd and accurate. two years expert
49, Nftss NJ A 1872 East S5th- 1t.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

THE REAl. SIBERIA. TOGETHER WITH Az
ACCOUNT 0F A DASH THROUGH MAJ
CHIrRIA By John Foster Fraser. Illustrated
octave m xvi g7g u. Appleton q 90
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

ARTIST Experienced and skilled on po--
traits in crayon and Oil Address d..
Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

MS TTFFN tIltEN ard prepared t"r
publication. critical prC0fre1 aiding. gene al
proof --EdllE frr printers thirty years sN-
ps~frnre TEALT. BROS 10 Jonn-st-
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
PAWNRROkERs. SALES.

L. l. FIRUsKI. Auctionesr. 20 BoWery.
oct. s-By e. Lang & Co. SIS 6th-sye;,
pledged prior 70 sept p. 1901 AL Older,
oct t-By O.. Weaver. +6o Htn-aNe,, - -
FrHhauf. $50 Bowery, NJ Levy. % Sa. 81
olinerst. N. Clothing etc. pledged pr''r sept
Oct BY NJ. Bruckheimer. Isl z; 1osth-
- NJ. & f. BruckheImer. : los 81 a. I,
Diamonds. Watches Jewelry and al go"IS
Pledged prior sept p. 1901.
OCT. by a Lawrence. % 1st-sve \
Wollt i'm Son. l. ass lsr-ave-. 'lotnihs'
oct. S-By J. J. Fresl. /. f73-75 Broadway
eSt Nyrtle-ave BROOKLYN, diaInoh47,
watches. ievelry and all goods pledged pfl'r
OCT. s-By f. J. Lemon & SON. 47s 6th-
ave. NJ Manning & sons So stn-dN- :,
67o ~ ave clothing, etc. pledged pr''s
@apr = 1901
6ct a-Bv wm simpson. ~ Tark Row
diamonds. watches. iewelrv and All S9"dS
pI-lzed prior Aug Is 1901 and All numbers
previous 10 A.. 100. and all goods r-ssr'e1
OCT e-Pv J. KaImus 81 sth ave J.
KaImus & son lis 3I ave. clothing. ETC.
pledged prior sept p 1901
JOS. sHoNG0Op & SONS. Aucts-
Salesr1oms No. o. BoWery-
oct. Clothing. iewelry. etc Fl. Ros'l-
Oct s-CGcthing. etc. Alex Freurd. 545
3d-ave.. Harris & Htrsch, 6S5 81 ave
OCT. Men and women clE'uliS. "''- .
g. Rruckheimar & son. 1898 Ri ave.
OCT. 1-Jeweiry watches diamonds. etc.
B. Feys-rs son. 96g 2d-avs-
Oct s-Mer's and women 8 e.athinS. e'0-' .
RI s. Isaacs :. AS shave
CENTRAL. AUCTION GO. NJ Sheehan.
Auctioneer, 152 and l54 Canal-st
oct 6-By estate John simpson 80 bow
cry diam luds tsweIry etc pledged 70 Auk-
T. 1902. 20 No - sol. and goods held over
Or Fly = Berger. 46n 0tn-ave ana
$50 West 42i-st. cl1thins. pledged 70 sept
- 1901.
clothing. etc. pIedget previous 90 OCT l.
Oct by r. smpson & co.. e25 PsrS
Row watche= diamonds. fewelry. ETC.
pledged 70 No. 1900 in 1901. and goods
oet BY A. We'll 3 Co. e2tT ad-ave..
diamonds feVelry. etc. pledged previous
rs oct !. 1901
OCT s-By NJ Bernstein. 273 West l25tn
So. clothing etc. pielzef % oct. I. 1901 p
also Nos 1872 and ~. 1Go, also L. David
OCT 9-Ry r p KopI.s & Go. 1a9 Park
Row. diamonds 1eTeiry, etc. goois pledged
% oct T. 1"ol
Oct By rrfz- -umo1s e. F'lllaw. 80
Broadway. Er sIyu. clothing 10 Oct /. 1901
EI Z sOEEI. AUCT. Is EOWEEY. SELLS
Dcr G-glot0iuE and v1weU's goods, F.
" .-rta 135 30 ave
or- T-Clothirz dresses. ahoe=. etc VIM.
Ir.- -sE Az 7th-ave
oct ~-Cl1thing: Knrv Bros. BROOKLYN
oct 9-J~welry. watches. diamonds. ?.
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7, e Z. ~. WIlLIENS
&E5 ~. G&Ua GT. 5s'ga's. Tel ao'
CAEEEI tLEANI>i. Estatl.sh-d IS5S
WILLIAMS & PETERSON. reliable steam
an o4-l air CARPET cleaning wogns.
cts .-s yar4- 5yI East si-a
CAkEf LL CARPET CLEANING CO.
cleans - Impressed air. steam. hand or
CO cl1r, l.aa~ Broadway. fzI Last 4s-L-aL
COZ BRANDT. Tel 1872 SSH
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
LADDERS. DEnurcKs. POLES.

---,----y----- PORTLAND LADDER
-LLl-LLL--Lt-L- co. ~ World Bldg a..
n Y Tel 2475 John best % ladders de-
livered a. 2tc. per foot
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

"a words. $ times 10 cents
time rate. $50 cents
---
AN EDUCATED tIeruan ~ yTaI' oll, to'
The last - yedlS ~ '74'' '
[ speaks spanish dhd roit4se S,'a f
ton here or central or SCUM A'n"'''d 40
- s,,l, 80 dil,l IN I{d-.ss
Tribune once.
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references as TO ability. character. etc. r.
| Box 10. Tribune Oif'ee
/ BOOhkEEPEtt or sler.caI position in OF or
l hce, by youns nan. ''". eHPe.,-u,7d ON.
I ence. reference. Address CONF r'lri,N j
I Tribune once
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| BCOkINEhlt' rtt -oIfrspunnent. da
/ Ave hours per day. =. care Fairfax l''
/ West ll'tn-st
/ BooNk NkhEPt.F or once asslsJan' -, .
/ hsh. with reliable 1rm. " L.. Box ~
I tribune Uptown once ldot 81 Waf
/ --
. BOOKS ISNES IitiAIED, Cpaned. balanced
! charges moderate. references. r. r.
I Cl-AthE. 10 Liberty ST
L''i "l-hrs ISL. y ~ eIl. ,us, 20
/ ave.. Brooklyn
/ CASHIER or once assistant .> man -
seven years eAPfT~ngs win Two GOO
/ r. SNYDER 80 East 137rh-st.
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/ t'bRNA y -,tu lurnlsn goo per Tlle-7-
Address W NlLLdAN lLhELG. g. Bond-st-'
I b7'lFIEn-
/ CfERNAN-AMEFICAN 40. win long eN-
pe'ience N -encTal once aid custom
house work desiTet position nest reI-i
ehtes saiaEy Moderate h-- - IS'h-7'.'
+ -----------
: GERMAN. SO wears old. t,is' landed IN
this country wants position in whole
safe house o. tactory- a FABIdtlJS =,
a1-I 5d-aNe-
GENERAL NNo-AFEE American. open
tlr engagement talrty years experience
N Hht--4t4 ...-iArL la, '.rre - 4l-l..t lIAte.
Se"- forS Ief~reA-ea MANAIL'h- BOX H.
JANTTOE or PORTER b. all around
e-ce- THOMAS MAbit>, =" ''"sress
ST., hf''A-- 70
" "-
HFRLsNA are ot cows on gentleman
place; eHp-rer '7'. scot single. nrst
= --!aHne one
A-0 ? ." t-l 3 r., ara bi"saIrl
pN1tlctt.o2' lrili1aL pIo'.t or ( srhe al
I...' -s'-'H +''53pCs 'Is Iros
nan wishes position a. anything X ~
fIN %. A4i-Ll" Uptown once l.oot
.L,
PORTER or RELI.MAH,.-Fy young col
4
enc~ rom Idst place AooT''s' g. h''@-' '-''
POTTER. On A. anythl1s. BY neat, active.
aG1.g,'s :. ge. wocrss very willing. CON
> FL 81 ------ ---------
i-,:. y, &C. ~, lsei 'nan as 2orlsr, -,
tstlci-Iilih or VAENeFpei - - allle
posll.'n H.s Nrals s - sI'T[sl- II11rT5l, T4S
= ,5-r-t9 "a. ~ ~ ~ ,.c,s, -
'N '-''i-' i'
Rttt NlNJ' E!-t.E.s - y.Gns man, n, ="
IN BANK or rust cotnpAnS "a5 e.sn.
years experience ana can lurut7n -ne oss'
ave.
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- - y y, .lt,', i,rs -
auirernents essential to positio5ni s'enosgs-
t-,.- ., 80, - : . -. -N--
'a4 41 ~ 40 49,
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re man. thlLlA " ~" sll't4l4a' -,
go e-Ilr - - 49,. y ~. - ~ b. t. {. = .s.
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.s--.-,-.-..t. 81, -..-r, -,-a-,..r- -ef fau, of
ne srelrrr'o, no'drN ptuH, pes ~ rel
erencra siES. stat saISry taId' Aou'eSs
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c.rese pr"pild d''IS -rsssp.C Npgl's',,S' -
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-. -.F.rs-.s. SIMON Aos West
49, q r-,-,-,,,
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New-York tribune., 1902-10-02

HE'LL WANTED.
Male
ADVERTISING CA%eSssERs on standard
publication Of well known daily news
paper. commission Addres-. with refer
enc,-. H Fox Is Tribune orics.
AIrENrIo>.-MrN wASrED.-Hy doing
OBJ. easy HoTE DI can tr-.-l Goo Ems E.au4
s.r - -. Germany t-r 80. south Africa.
SO. -',ltl .asafse AtcF llLA> T.
SHIPPING JE -I,'- Il5 ST. NeW- DrE
A MAN TIrEyVl.IGF.R, from o to daily.
Apply u lcT-rU evenings from 90 at
BOYS Buslt American .a.e boys want
cd. must 10 az least fifteen years % axe
au. ~ neat appearance. Apply al once at
-uroriutendeut Office columbia TuIver-
VA tsiH..- LueIset.s men q. .c4. resent au
ola established Accident and -icHuea5 cor
p0rati,u- ub. I'll tlIu. eTurut- o.tsr-I Ad
dress EDWIN D. G.AI'kE.N bI-H H- Gen
,-a' N.n1s-r. 81 Eaz-au-st-. New-lork.
WANTED Groom Young single. wiling
absolutely sober. far cpuutrN. an tho wear
round understands driving call F'Ietcher-
IT. between 10 and q
WANTED Go upeteut railroad marhinists
urtlrruaAers and ul.tCs ssmi-ls. for out -
.rI5 m toT. = vFa,-rF-F = y,a,r.-
So near Stone room ~
Mel =. NNIE.D.
Female
FEpT tETANT W NIFftts-S wanted IN
small family must have good references.
E-~ West Iutb -
NANTEI.-AU FnSlish geutlewoman Of
experience .Ls g0t eruess tur Two girI- of
-a.rI and nine years. French aUf must. de-
s.ralIr. country home. Please alpN oy Irt
far .rIF and give particulars CONCERN ~
4 .t-L Il h
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
rnE ROOF M,INTEyANcE co.

ROOFS Kept "a repair ~ the year az nom
snail cost. EutrC-a and lssLe.s put Up
IrH Vest T2.fr.--
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
UNFuRnIsHED ROOMS To LET

Zit EAST 10TH -ST.-Elegant apartments.
4 rooms and bath. 81 and $50.
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
Drran 5Iramrrs.

Duran 5Iramrrs.
ITALIAN ROYAL MAIL s. - 90
HANIGAZIONE GENERALE ITALIAN.
kAPLES-GEEOA-AI.ENAN
AlL NEW STEAMERS WEEKLY SERVICE
hihzEl. TELThANN a CO. II BToad~sy Nv
A NEDOCE."-FAST ITALIAN LINE
NsvEazions ltaiana a Vapnre 20 Nspies Gene
EVERY TUESDAY. from Pier W 3sth Sd
larFe Cabins. Timing Saloon on prosnensde d.ch
SoLoGNEsI. HARTFIEI.D a co % wall 81
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
BUSINESS CHANCES

IE0~TE TOR fo- sold wants capital -.-
fAr TtHTr i1 south America. Address
" HS 10 Tribune C1rcs
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
OKIGINAL CURIOSITY sHor.

NICkIIN. I63 PARK ROW.-tlNt
TOOLS BARGAINS ~ GUNS. MAIHE
MATICAL. sI+RGlCAL' SURN EIlNG AND
OTHER INSTEI AiENTS lNi;EIi EtsMEu
PLEDGES 4 SFTtT Atty
New-York tribune., 1902-10-02
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--.r.I .i.r,s t..fir7nnf.I- nj rss,
.....a Row,
COMPANION .l1eriy Ialy On any
good six references r1Tfl-kINE, Mil.
E.t. -. .:d . fr..lsl--.
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Of -..-.n IN s'rs.@, ~ Ii','g
o.. or -utett,ir4,au.-. IAN pIay p.au1 ana
...ss .As..ai. ge.. AEl,lE b. MAC tsi AK.
ElI. o. EoA ~ ,sia.- ...g ,5u- t-e
f.. 'a.a..a.
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f. tf.,-. American woman. am, n.-tri,r
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.ys.,-s MOI :. -nt N--t tT-h 81
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I...r NTIp- I-at Arr -.u.-- aJr,.,
plsra. especially -ucsessful win T1iIrr ~,
aa. pNar. pupils. or wuI ,rsrrurr fi1i,s
n.s7'rg t' IInprov- th-r eda. alton. high
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15
NOlttHasl C0lOnlstS
Burlington Announcement

Cheap Colyniats' Rates to the North
west every day in March and April via
the Burlington Route
The far Northwest From Kansas
City or Denver, the Burlington
Northern Pacific Express" for the
Black Hille, Wyoming, Montana,
Spokane, Tacoma, Seattle, Portland
For Chicago and North-Throueh
sleepers Austin 10 Chicago, via M. K
Il f. Ry and Hannibal. Very fs7.
time, Texas to Chicago.
Kaneas City North--Two fine trains
daily to Omans, ST. Paul, Minneapolis
Kansas City to Chicago. - The
famous ELL - with dining and library
care.
The highest grade OF wide vesti-
bu'ed, Pinleca lighted equipment
Write FIR descriptive matter, rates
and information.
@ w. ANDREWS. T. p A, 300 Scol-
lard Bldg, Dallas, Tex,
l.. W. WAKELEY, GEM Pass Agent
St. Lome, Mo.
HOWARD ELLIOTT. General danger
st. L0aiS, No.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15

South MeAlester. l. r.. March b.
The criminal docket Of the United
States court at Poteau has been con-
cluded. The most interesting case was
the trial of John Roden. an old man
who killed Butler Miller The defense
proved that Miller had. In passing Ro-
den's house, addressed an insulting re-
mark to Roden's daughter. Before the
case went to the jury the defense Of
fered to enter a plea of guilty of man
slaughter. which was accepted. Judge
Clayton fixed Roden's punishment at
three months In jail and fine Of $40.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15
SERIOUS FREIGHT WRECK.
oSe Man Killed, Several Hurt and Cars
Are Damaged.

Ore Man Killed, Several Hurt an4a Cars
Are Damaged.
Marshall Tex, March 15~-A bad
freight wreck occurred GU the Texas
and Pacific railway six miles west OF
here Friday afternoon. Local freight
jumped the track on trestle one mile
west Of Ahney's Switch. The fifth car
from the engine left the rails, causing
nine others to follow. all OF than go
ing through the tra1tie
A. c. Farland, head brakeman. was
instantly killed
Brakeman 4. Seaman was thrown
from the top of box car. sustaining
severe injuries to the left side and leg
Rear Brakeman NJ r. Mooney, who
was In the caboose, had his nose mash
ed.
negro tramp. name unknown. who
Was stealing a ride on a car OF iron,
had his fingers badly mashed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15

They Are sent to the Ambsasatser so
Mexico TO Ba AuAw@r~d.

"S&SSe 20 2H% AWsw@FEus
Washington, March l5.-The charges
against Ambassador Powell Clayton
submitted Thursday to the state de.
partment, have been forwarded to him
in order chat he may make reply If he
cares to do so
Ii appears that the fight upsn the am
hassador has been in progress for sew
eral months, and he Is aware OF all that
has been done by bis opponents up &c
this point Now the question is for ths
first time raised formally as TIA the pro-
priety OF an ambassador or minister
engaged In business or even haYing
financial interests In the country To-
which he is credited It is believed
that there Is 40 special rule upon tho
subject, aad 1t Is suggested that the de-
torminlng point In this case Nill lie
IN the character of Mr. Claytan's in
vestment and the extent to which they
might seem 10 tend 40 influence bis
ambassadorial actions
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15
KILLED TWO MEN.
Near Lexlngton Sam Pratt shoots John
Iina>~y sad Tom Hancark.

Neav L~xington sam Pratt shoots John
Lindsey sad Tom Hancnrk.
Nashville. March ia special from
Lexington says Sam Pratt shot and
killed two men and wounded a third.
John Linsey. Tom Hancock and his
son-in-law. Sam Hancock, and Neil
Murray were taking drink, when
Pratt rode up and was invited to join.
He refused. saying the liquor had been
stolen from his home Tom Hancock
resented the imputation. whereupon
Pratt drew his pisto@and put bullet
through Hancock's Eart Linsey was
then shot through the head Both
men died instantly. Pratt fired at San
Hancock, but the bali missed and
lodged In the hand of Murray. Pratt
came to Lexington and surrendered.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15
aeMa1 KasSes.

HI Paso, Tex. March I5.--As the re-
suit Of q bloody fight with pocket.
knives ct graders camp four miles
west 81 tha city William Sullivan,
Iaborer. lies dangerously wounded al
4 buekethSnse III the camp Sullivan
and another laborer haeaase involved
II ! difEcufty ovsr q trivial matter and
tEla stabblng followed
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15

San Antonio. March 15-Hon. Au-
gustus Levy. one Of the leading mem
hers of the bar OF southwest Texas,
died at Santa Rosa infirmary, 10 this
city. after q lingering Illness, from
Brightis disease. He was born II
Montgomery. Ala, Dee. rs, 1857. and
came 10 San Antonio about ten years
SEQ from Temple, Tex. where he had
been mayer. he held nlany Offices of
trust in San Antonio.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-15
ARKANSAS CAMPAIGN.
senator Berry and Governor Davis AGees
ia Lively Discussion.

ASn@t1r neFFy amt Governor DAVIS Me@l
in Lively Discussion.
Forest City. Ark. March 15.-United
States Senator James X. Jones. who Il
a candidate for reelection. met in de-
bate here Friday Governor Jefferson
Davis, who is advocating the election
of Ex-Governor J. P. Clark to succeed
Mr. Jones. A large crowd greeted the
speakers and were treated to lively
discussion. Governor Davis spoke FIRST
and attacked Senator Jones for his con
nection with the alleged round bale
cotton trust and urged the Democrats
Of Arkansas to retire the senator TO
private life He asked those in the
audience who were wearing Jones but
tons to look on the back OF them and
see the imprint of a factory In New
Jersey. which state the governor called
the home OF trusts
Senator Jones defended his connec-
ton with the round bale interests and
quoted William J. Bryan's declaration
that he had investigated and found
that Senator Jones company was not q
trust. He argued that az both ex
Governor Clark and Governor Davis
were delegates in the Kansas City con-
yention last year they should have
brought up the trust issue against him
then and protested against his re-elee
ton as Democratic national chairman.
Senator Jones answered at length
charges made concerning his bank
ruptcy proceedings In 1868. He de-
clared the charges against him were
Of Republican origin. Governor Davis
had the closing speech and announced
that he expected TO camp on the sena-
tors trail until the Democratic pri-
maries were held on March -. The
was spirited at times,
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WORKING u Hours . Dav.

There's no rest for those tireIess
little workers. DIR. Kings New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy
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Danish Sick Headache, drive ont
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small. taste nice. work wonders.
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DR.. r.. JANE l. AW rem G f,
graduate of the American School of
Osteopathy, of Kfrksyille, Mo-, is
now located at POS West Franklin
street and is ready to receive pa
tients. Consultation free, and lit
erature upon application. 324
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NOTICE.-The partnership hereto
fore existing between H. ID. d V. O..
Bosser, under the name Of Rosser
Bros. Gin Co.., has been dissolved
by mutual cansent. All claims
against the late firm should be pre-
sented to me. V. 0. Rosser. esp
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RIP AN :

The simplest r. medy for indiges-
iien, consl tpstion, biIlioasness and
the ,oaUy silments arising from q
di-erdere1 stomach, liver or bowels
is Rspa 8 Tabules. They have &C
complish4d woudefss and their
timely aid r. moves the necessity of
calling physician for the many
little ills that beet mankind. They
% straigpt to the seat of the trou
Bile, relieve iha distress, cleanse
ana cure The affected parte, aud
give this system q general toning up
A Druggists.
The k3se~Gsnf packet ID enou8A for Al
aFAiaGry occasion. The family bottte, 10
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MANY a 'oriorn maid has said this as ST..
locke into tire mirror. For beauty women
have sacrificed home, love and friends. 1t is
the one posse ssion in the lottery of humGr
life which women would aot refuse
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FOR RENT.-A five Sfoom house
with hall; city water. Apply ut lie
Kaufman-st.
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ARTESIAN water fol- GALE at l5s
per wagon load. Waxahachie Ics
Works. 98dItv
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FOR RENT. -Three or fouP rooms
in hotel annex; cheap ffor the sum
mer. w. s.. Smith. esp
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WANTED-The person who bor-
rowed our City Directory to return
it at once. The Daily Lights& 9S
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SUBSCRIBE to Deegan ~ Co.'S cir
culating Book and Magazine Library
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1T is RAINING NOW apd parties
wishing gravel for yardsS should
'phone 237. w. A. Briggs 30l
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LOST.-A bunch Of Keys. Please
return to G. w. Kenkat Daily Light
Office and be rewarded. 30
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BUSINESS House For RerAE Next
door to The Leader. A. r. BISHOP.
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MRS. Griggs also has sanapaes and
plates for lovely reception NifessT
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SEE Mrs. Griggs for ladies' splts
made to order