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CALLED HER SNOWFALL"
Carrie Griffin Takes Exceptions to
Language Used Towards Her.

j. II. Welch, who says he Is an artist,
denied, in Judge Dlehl's court this af-
ternoon that he used abusive language
toward Carrie Griffin, colored woman.
Mrs. Griffin took the witness stand and
said:
Il was in de window down at Miss
Ada's place an this man hollered up
to me- Hello niggah an then he
hollered. hello coon. | didn't pay no
attention tin he called me SNOWFALL
an then got mad and had him arrest
ed"
In order to give WEIGH a chance 10
procure witnesses. the case was con-
tinued until tomorrow.
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COURT NOTES.

Barbara Folsom has commenced suit
In the district court against her hus-
band, III. ID. Folsom, for divorce on
the ground Of failure to support. The
parties have been married 90 years, and
they separated IN 1899, She asks that
she be given certain real estate ber
longing to her husband, as alimony
and that he be ordered TO pay Sl2 per
month for the support OF their minor
child.
The 1920 damage suit OF James II.
Nelson against the Utah Foundry a
Machine company is on trial To-Day be-
fore jury In Judge Morse's court The
plaintiff alleges that he was In June,
1901, employed at the defcndant's
foundry 10 operate an emery wheel for
the purpose of pointing steel castings.
lie alleges that he was inexperienced
IN such work, and that defendant neg
ligenty failed 10 give him proper in
struotions ana warnings for the opera
ton of the Faid wheel and Jailed TO pro-
vide him with a shield for his eyes;
and, because Of such negligence, plain
tiff alleges that his eyes We're filed
with filings from The steel which
caused him 10 nearly lose the sight OF
his left eye, to his damage in the sum
of $4,000 He claims that he was COM
PEELED to pay $500 for medical treat
ment for his Dyes. Hence Judgment Is
asked IN the sum Of 5000.
Judge Hall today rendered a decree
OF foreclosure In favor of plaintiff IN
The case OF William Quick against
Henrietta Heath and Others. The
property foreclosed Is q part OF lot 8,
block q, plat A. ana the amount Of
the judgment Is S3,919.S7 and costs,
The clerk OF the district court today
entered default judgment IN favor Of
he plaintiff In the case Of the Pacific
Lumber company against John w.
Taylor for S4T9i3. The suit was
brought TO recover on judgment rem
dered In the United States commission
cr's court in 1894
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FIN Honest
Tired Feeling

There is an "honest tired feel
ing" caused by necessary toll and
cured by natural rest.
But very different is "tlat tired
feeling" from which so many com.
plain and which may even be
classed as q disease.
That tired feeling takes you to
bed tired and wakes you up tired.
You have no appetite, have bill.
ious taste, dull headache, are ner-
vous and irritable, blue, weak and
discouraged.
In such conditions Hoods Sarsa-
parilla does world of good.
1t begins in the right place-in
the blood, purifying it and impart-
ing vitality, then its tonic effect is
telt by the stomach, kidneys and
liver;appetite comes back, all waste
is removed naturally, headaches
cease, that tired feeling departs and
you feel like a new person.
This has been the experience Of
thousands.
1t will be yours il you take
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Considering the many. many times
that Faust" has been rendered at the
Theater, It Is a matter OF surprise that
last nights audience should have been
as large as It was. While the house
was not crowded. the turnout was quite
satisfactory below. and upstairs there
was throng. The story OF Faust"
Is so much OF a household word that
Il needs no recitlng; 10 the older thea
tergocrs and even to those who admire
Mr. Morrison's talents most. the play
Is worn almost to the extent OF weari-
ness. and on the part Of this class there
was not much enthusiasm over last
nights delineation. Those 20 whom the
rendition was newer found in II all the
old occasion for enjoyment, that Is, In
following the acting Of Mr.. Morrison.
His dellneation Is as strong. as diaboli-
cal. and as satanically humorous as
ever. and he filed the role with all
his old-time strength. But aside from
him. there wis not much In the cast
10 call for enthusiasm. Miss Morrison
was sweet. but not very powerful as
Marguerite and the Faust OF Mr.. Yale
was rather cOlorless. The male quar-
tet had some big rounds OF applause for
It's singing. and the scenic display. es.
pecially the fire and electric features,
we're handsome and impressive. The
same bill goes FOR matinee this after
noon and the engagement closes to-
night.
The sale Is now going on at the Thea
ter for the prince and the Peasant
engagement. which opens Friday night
a popular priced matinee will be Civ
en- Saturday afternoon.
Miss Emma Lucy Gates arrived
IN Provo this morning from
her eastern trip. She VIII come
10 salt Lake al once 10 begin work with
Prof Mcclellan on THE Jolly Muske.
teer"
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TABERNACLE ORGAN
s RECITALS TO BEGIN,

The First Presidency decided today
that there are to be two public Taber-
nacle organ recitais each week for the
summer season. one will be given at
II a. m. on Tuesday, and the other on
Friday at 8 p. m. The series viii be-
gin on Friday afternoon. next at the
hour indicated, Prof Mcclellan at the
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Northern Pacific mortgages.

Butte. Mont. April 29.-rhe Northern
Pacific Railway company today filed
with the state two mortgages given to
the Farmers Loan and Trust COM
pany Of New York and the Merchants
Trust company. One OF the first sup
PIGMENT to tine general lien mortgage
and represents S56.o0o. 900 and the other
was the second supplement TO the prior
lien mortgage and represented $4,000,
nno
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AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
The Feature Was South Swansea
Which Took the Toboggan.

Trading was good this afternoon
with prices generally of a few points.
South Swansea suffered under q strong
bearish attack and closed with 81 asked
for the stock.
At lresstime the following business
and quotations had been recorded;
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
JUDGE DIEHL'S COURT.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Geo. Clark, L. A. Allen, Frank Mo
and VIII Thomas pleaded guilty to ut
pass and were assessed 81 each
John Maginnati. Henry Griscall, Gsrr
Parker and Art. Henderson wen i
charged with yagrancy, and each pas
ed guilty. Parker and Henderson IA
discharged. but Griscall was anei {
and Maginnati 81.
The care &c Joseph Falsettl, chst,
with assault. was set for Friday non
ing at 10 o'clock.
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I. a g. N. Opens Linz.

Houston, Texas April 3O-The In
ternational & Great Northern today in
augHates It's train service between
Houston and Waco, the road having
been only recently completed Work Is
being pushed toward Fort Worth as
rapidly as the graders can work.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-04-30

and wire cut brick call at Inip,ouJ
Brick company's office, Si7 W. see'1
South street.
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TO CuRE GRIP In TWO DAYS

Laxative Bromo-Quinlne removes
the cause. Il. w. Groves signature
on every box. Price rs cents.
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OGDEN DIVORCE SUIT.
Sequel to Assaulting Stepson and I'm,
brella Episode.
Especial to the eNews.v n

Ogden. April So.--suit for divorce was
flied In the Second district court thls
morning BY Anna Coolidge against Joel
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Hoods
Sarsapdrilla

Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by c. /. Hood & CO.. Lowell, Mass.
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ARCHlTECTS.

JD.C. YOUNG, @. Z. ARCHITECT.
Dessret News building.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-28
/ SOLDIERS EXPERIENCES
HY eARpwELL enIeas, LATR og .. ;. ARNY

We spent the Fourth of July at
Honolulu, where most % us were al
lowed shore leave. The city is good
port and is built on the American
plan, has one railroad, two street car
lines and several sugar mills. The
principal products of the Hawsiian
Islands are rice, tobacco ard sugar.
The natives are email brown colored
race and very intelligent.
On July 5, 1899 we called from Hon
olulu, and nothing of any note hap
peped until the morning of the 18Th
when we sighted Rock leland, or the
Island OF Fire, which no one knows
how long has been in existence
This island was formed from a vol
cano that Is still active, passing the
little frey island still on our journey
we arrived in Manila Bsy. We ssss sd
on the boat two days end then got of
and went iuto barracks. We re-
lsalnou iu .,laulla Dut "a few days as
we were needed on the south line at
Imnus SO on the 5th CT August we
were loaded on native boats and
pulled by . tug around 10 Bazaar. The
wind was high and our ride wss not
be taken ashore at Bazaar and we had
to wade about 200 yards and arrived
al Innus AL DARK. On crossing lmnus
river WITH rats one OF them was suUk
and the boys had to swim for shore.
Tbat night orr supper consisted OF
salmon ard hard tack ard mud
dv water. Next day VIC moved mile
or two ana made camp In some shacks
along the road, placing nine men to
the mouse. Nothing happened Tor
some time until one night one Of the
boys spied Light that no took for a
e5~--,~1 l'-ts I'D a-~e four ctass in
Quick succession, which sounded like
young batAie ..s.u e.a.veu up. We
al piled OFT a0d beg9r lioiuE Up, The
4f~o~e ~ a~rt0 - 80 N0ve-v tve~e rot
fastened down and caused q little
trouble wren we were getting up.
" 9 had German sergeant Ia charge
OF our squad and he seemed to have q
q. s..,- .-vu~lo "a. -0.a.-l--s lila tacA, -
few day later some nf orr boys got
mixed up with the Fllipinos, but came
out alright. The rainy season had
started in about this time and IL
QIed to rain every gay.
CARDwELL w. GRIGGs.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-28
The Twenlielh Lentery L!hb.
Miss Ella Mcknight was hostess to
the Twentieth Century Club yesterday

Miss Ella Mcknight wss hostess to
the Twentieth Century Club yesterday
afternoon al the elegant home OF her
.athor, CoErty Treasurer A. b. Nc
knight, on West Franklin street
Miss Mcknight received the members
of the club and their guests in her
most gracious manner and the after
noon was pleasantly spent Ia the par
ticipstion of contests Of various kinds,
Roll cali was responded 10 With his
torical quotations. I b o names Of
Miss Efie Arnold and Miss Ethel Da-
r!e ware added n tho Gibbs roll, thur
completing the membership.
In the card contest entitled "Cats"
there was lie between Mrs. True,
MISS wilma Wimbisn and Miss Ora
naiiier, and in the cut MRS. True was
the winner, receiving very hand
some picture.
The next meetln. OF The club VIII be
with Miss Stella Rocket.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-28
MAKES Old AGE VIGOROUS
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store.

The members OF the Lyceum Stock
Company appeared TO good advan-
tage last night in that always popular
farce comedy, "a Texas steer". The
audience was fairly good sized one
and the work OF the company was re-
ceived with marked appreciation.
Tonight the bill will be IN e IL
Gwynne'', play with q very strong
and interesting plot. Special cos"
tunes will be used in the presentation
OF this piece.
The J.yceum Stock Company will
close their engagement here tomor-
row afternoon with matinee per-
Torrance. The doors will be open at
two o'clock. Prices ten and twenty
cents to any part of the house.
Tomorrow night the "Hogan's AL
ley" company will appear in one OF
the greatest farces ever written.
Seats for this performan 20 are now on
sale at Fearis' drug stsre.
On next Tuesday the Olympia Opera
Company will appear here in two per-
formances, matinee and night. Matt
nee bill, "Olivette", ut night "said
Pasha'' or the "Pretty Persian.
Matinee prices 25c and Soc. This
promises 10 be theatrical event anu
the indications are good for packed
house. Seats on sale tomorrow ut the
r1aual vatana
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-02-28

There is more Catarrh In this sec
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and untii the last
few years was supposed to be inoura-
BILE. For great many years doctors
pronounced it . local disease, and
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constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced 1t inourable.
Science has proven catarrb to be 3
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the only constitutional cure Oh the
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HaIps Family Pills are the beet.
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Eagle Cove, CALLAHAN &C., Tex.
| see that Innocence has been In
the mountains OF this county and say 3
thai g man win "a asa@w crack ana d
little sorghum is very happy man
Well, you tell him l have the straw
stack and threshed twenty five bush
els of good wheat to the acre last year
and have ninety. five acres now grow
ing and looking well. | had supposed
that Innocence would stop sending
tao news TO Callahan county sab
scriber as soon as his time expired,
but since he has shown faith In the
straw stack and sorghum man, will
now pay up and set my hgures ahead
to 1908. Yours very truly,
q. FL. WILLIFoRD.
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Subject for Sunday, March 2, "The
Joy of Service Pea. cxxvi, 8, O.;
Matt. XIV, 1928.
Opening.
The Necessity and Opportunities for
Service Leader, B. Q. Henderson.
Music.
The Spirit of Service Miss Lucille
Arnold.
The Joy OF service-Miss Myrtle
Pridemore.
Music.
Why Do / Serve?-Answered by
each Leaguer.
Closing.
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A Firenan's Close Cali.

81 stuck to my engine, although
every joint aohed and every nerve
was lacked with pain,n writes O. w.
BelIamy, a locomotive fireman, Of
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LITTLE LOCALS
o~@~~4@%S


The Odd Fellows meet in regular
session tonight. Visiting brethren
cordially invited to attend.
Several hundred dollars worth of
the best literature printed for ~ so by
joining the new public library.
IN Matthews Bros. ad today will be
found an interesting letter written
from Muskogee, l. T. Read it.
The Joke is on Waxahachie bust
ness man who his morning mistook a
preacher for a wniskey drummer.
Mrs. Davenport, who was recently
a1iudged insane, was taken to the
Terrell asylum today by Deputy Sher'
if Minuick.
Some of win Hancock's friends are
anxious to know what he is going to
do with all the oatmeal he bought the
other afternoon.
The "ghost" walked with TIE inter
national surveyors yesterday, which
probably accounts for some of them
seeing ghosts at the camp last night.
News comes from Ennis that P. J
Hemphill, editor of the Weekly Local,
Is running Ike scared volt for t'e
office of city recorder. Here's to you,
Pete.
! The public library will have one
i've of books selected especially for
children. The list left here by Mrs.
E. Ct. Pierson will be used as heIp
in the selection.
J. r. King, the furniture man, has
treated the fronts OF his three stores
on College street to coat OF b.ue
paint which adds greatly to the APP
pearance the buildings.
Mrs. Juiiett Coleman and 500,
Herman Coleman, returned from
Hllsboro this morning where they
had been to visit Mrs. Bob bearing,
who has been III Tor some tune.
A man narrowly escaped meeting
death under the wheels Of the Central
passenger train this morning at the
depot. He undertook 40 ooaau Lno
train after it had started, but lost bis
hold and was throw violently TO the
ground, landing on his head and
shoulders. HE WAS caught just in
time to prevent him rolling under the
car wheels.
During the 81 days in January 81
ads appeared in our want column; and
during the IS days in February 3zl
ads appeared. While February mas a
less number OF days than January 1t
will be seen that February shows an
increase OF IS want ads over January.
When you want anything let it be
known through orr illustrated Want
Column.
Had you realized what it meant for
our public library to be kept free by
an enterprising druggist. 1t means
responsible and competent librarian,
accessible day and night; a conven-
lent location; 3 ianito~, 1ghtg, 're'
etc, and oil furnished by the drug
gist, his only remuneration being the
number of people it viii bring to his
store,
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Workin9i Overtime.

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tors OF Paine's Celery Compound:
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Pc K so AL s


R. K. Erwin was visitor to Dallas
today.
@. W. Gibson went to Dallas this
morning.
Rev. L. G. Kirkes, of Oorsicana
was here today.
Mrs. Jake Cohen is visiting rela-
tives at Ennis.
Attorney W. Fl. Brown OF Ennis
was in the city today.
Mrs. G. 8. Penn, of Dallas, is visit
ing relatives in the city,
-Isadore Harris and Charley Penn
went to Dallas this N orning.
VIM. McClanahan was among the
pass engers to Dallas this morning.
Mics Eva Campbell went to Mil
ford this morning to visit Dr.. and Mrs.
2. T. Bundy.
Mrs. Maxwell, of Dallas, is the
guest for few days of her friend,
Mrs. Lulu kirkpatrick.
Mrs. NJ. f. Boyd and Mrs. w. D.
Knowles spent yesterday in the coun-
ry with Mrs, Knowle - parents.
Mrs. Henry Anderson and sister,
Miss Curtiss, have gone to Cresson to
visit sister who is reported quite i'll.
Mrs. ]. I. Spencer and Miss Tenn
pie Walker returned this morning
from visit of two or three weeks at
Meridian.