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GOOD DOG

CHICAGO, March IA Franz. % fine
water spaniel. Jed % party 81 altatara
on Calumet lake 20 % point whore thc
dead body Of hiH mastcr Joseph prf-
fek. had been wing Tor two days.
PeTek had died 81 exposure and hIH
dog guarded the body for two days.
a party Of skaters approached with
i1 mile OF the scene. when they OBJ
served Che dog running toward them.
lie whiuod. howlcd, and started 20
where the body lay
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QUICK ACTION

NEW YORK. March 10 Mrs.
william NUfthup Cowlrs. formerly
Marie Iaur. q San Francisco beauty
ugs yesterday granted e. divorce az.
Cor just fiEht weeks or married ne.
Davire. whu la very wealthy. made
"a spectacular fiar to prosperity ua
began hia career as brlibuy Boo "a
Southern California hotel
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
Have You a Want p? Thea 10, h ~ a q u

ffiuehiey block
CASH grocery store On business center.
GOOD eHiabiiahsd trade. Good horss and
Wha"n E9fa with rfHrh end nrfurfH
VIII t'u e. Invoice pfar. ABBY -
iUHrhlay hiult
" ho HAiAbF iu Lua'HrHa center ~ rifTt
ftprh ami nttuHss tHs beet that mNurY
VIII buy ntu ysaf lrHHl. on. uuU faHh. bot
block.
olfpitTlNifY ~ q salon man o. rrt
one ~ ihp beet paving Hud lasHfeu piH.rs
lh Hnr ~ doe u.uHf rfnHurfuHH rufHI1H
chase price Or desired. Particular. st
liiHfklrY block
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Advertise your wants In
"ihO paper that fights the
peoples battleo."
A1rnrNIs,..Ar.I.AM

- NANANHHh - -
WA. ~ nuTrNEN. attorney Ht law. suits
prosecuted and dofendoa On all courts. rs
years experience. ffUrFaiiHHH De- thnt
rurtgy companies iucefp1tated. ahaif y
carefully examined, collections made ih
an parts 81 ths United States. Highest
commercial and bank references. slA
Third avenue. Phone. Main lu"1
.I a KEtIoDu sag Warrington building
a e. MACDONALD. 600 BURKE building
LYMAN E KNArP. 10 uaiisr building
PRANK b. WtnaTLlNa uostan bloch
~ - IAMnurH gotta paelno uiaeh
rEnNE y TriuY $50 uurks bloeh
q wAitp KrAr esq nuras building
a M nwiNG. go New Yort builiins
AuCutTnCrs
JoitN GRAHAM. a2o- azi Globs bik Tsl
Jamuu asst.
D.. w. nouufIIoN. tia.if Collins
ABSTRACT or TtrLE
o6hoRNE. TRENpnR co. lac, Al.
aHaet Co. sstahilahed 1855. hinlna
, ssin a., .e'i ,,',! basement o. 'hs Aa'
h1pfh WHITTLrHEY .ffANruHp ABB
etact CO.. established ih1u. basement ~
hail"r block Teieuhons, Main taa
hEATri.E Abstract 60. ~ block.
AHrGs1
% hlhf0N lnoek Niua Noysr iafralre.
rAEiI rfithfHfea ouidH Ma'iaHF. i.mHr.
Landscape Wlu aH.lt three mare
rupils
AUCTION SALES
AUCTION ana CONJUNCTION nausr nsnsfot
hHl htam. rreHadHau1 En.lia tHutHt Hni
HeiA urn leather Geais pHi saI Hr ra-
~ h'hW. FruHrai au ftnneHr 500 Ciay go
y. q. mcKEhToN. Esnsfa, aueuoassr.
1879 tlsat HteHue
JUH MAurtN. general hucuanrrr. z4la
iifHt ave phone uak FtG
BUSINESS COLLEGES
CLANt.Eb lefuin hhufIhana ashaoi. tn.
ait'duai insiraatinn. "a baston bib
hEHr riatha.is and isach.ra. Asnls business
col,rse. hesend ana Isss,
BANKS
fiu. u'ASbAAFiAN- ANKi cAN uANK
.ss. .'a !, s s.5 ..5 e a.a.,.'
lald ap 500 eiu t1.itsfH pfrs 81 a.
efsH1shl fies pres ~ hnfiusfrs eash.
d iaHr. asst raHH
FEorLEa HAviNaA RANK
teeoha arsnas aud Flhs street capitol
gaia ~ It0o 90 T. g Nsufsi1sr. pres. &.
3 Hayden. cash r. ufusnteaf. asst
rash Commercial savings aud ussst uysi.
THB FlIWr SATiuNA. hank OF
BATTLE
Pals % eag,ai tisoo co
''i Ice. - 3d. pre- ss''' s,aiss 'sa ,ii.
pfra- T.. Turner. each. a. D fafahurst
ssat each. Exchange GA principal eiuaa
- ~. And Eafope
THE CANADIAN BANK or
COMMERCE..
Capital raid 40 ................ a. opo cDo
uiEht wiiiiun teIisrsl
Surplus ...... ................... Ianoo COZ
thfufeat AitHwva un fiHHg aeuantta asa
rfai tanAfrs business transacted
EEATfLE uMANGif aNufaef % James
stfret an1 second avenue
q A CAMERON. @amaEuF
PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BAsk %
nEAITt.E
rnritei s5asA pats 10 Bs1s go. FuFpias. t1a.
eo
,. fuFta. rfsa. :. cgiaEriiA VIC
pres AA y. tnkanf. raahies
ha4fvs fun4shts ia tgtar Iat citisa IN the
lHitFa Htatre and IuF#fe
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WAS ALIVE

CHICAGO. March A. While being
carried from an ambulance into "a
mnrEue upon "a atretchcr Charles
Henderson. railroad switchman.
sat upright upon the conveyance ana
demonstrated with two policemen
who were carrying him. Tie ordered
tho officers to carry him back 10 his
bed. Ile had been unconscious for
10 hours. cold and apparently dead.
a doctor said be died Of heart dis-
eaRe
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HHftMAA AM ENftAN EEENwTMENT
fsIurRsY
may oe.,rs .s.rn,.srr,, ,..,.,..
Ues st4- 81 n..,1i. ... .tl...s..-
faHrer. faakrrs au
lrtrytt-u os-sfs A.. s-rs,,,v
rt.rstsH fst. $780,. -. go s.-..
49, III fstt.r -t..-[ -
~ r." staa.'''fA oHa ra'saia
rs-.t $3.50
49,. $500. i. ali ..,.,,,...., ..-
h''as a''''efai 'H'Ff'a'e' h''r
.cANNrur tark~fove
.-...t. .,.,..3. 'a'a h'h'ns
frfa rreWr
49,. 4, ....... 4" 'ni a'f'Hr
erfAu nf- wautre-
uns raaIt aas larss rfapas5fian
r1au TRAPS
,sis m 80 IN ~ '' ''' ia
AIS ON f.setv..rr.sfr.,g7
ta.fatiia.-f 30. birsfr haus-. uistfnr e.
setafa lsessttaso,'
rnrrls ranu r1n npsr
20 srrss a. .stss aaa sr-Hant raem
ru
A HNAr rv ACREAGE
arfrs af titeeu faEs faf lrss thar caaf
INFANT f.ffussfHufr Rooms
ua feinant avenue grand tru. thfrs
car lines
AS ri.raAvr rt.,r
r-i1.
All Il pr1ur
Flna tsaain-rs central taraHen
=. (, ~ .it.. s.tsfsi effsrs. NJ ptt..s
-
,tt,.g.F usfy ny m stna r-,..r, ...l.
r.. .ssfe..-ts.s ,.......-ts. rst-~.af- DO. .s..
F5eu tkst te.4.anf is.n.sftafr sftrrti.s.
a. hrifai stperlsneo unncttraarY
,tut.r,sruv rtutope
f.trrsrf ruInv ava fsfuifars sataNfish
$500 .t.-- tta srt. rar =. t.,,.t.,
"a g.st - nt,iar- " tatsn qai,r
,.-.r,rt,atff-r t,.r,vrt-,srt-,.-. r,.et
.svla
a. 49, t4,. o. rrurt-fs monthly rreft.
ftfs
t..,...-,t.a.r, ,..r-r, i-osfpssv
.,.. . $50 10 49, rt..t. ft-
~, s...........F. t....-i.-.,. o..
'N''
5000 10, f.foo ar 2 pru CENT MONTH
y I....'a u 20. 49,, .r'.. .l.t q, ".
t'''.N ' ~
'.' ''''' | h'
Two eHe nHgsr. corner. on Pioneer square
sven established In hrrrf ~ city. ON nr
fa.rt 10 .a.u.r having other business rr
a.....r tI. attention. cam be bought faI
Fly r..r, ..t
....,p arANr
1900. rs ~ aru. rr4ftr can he hrurtI
49, ~ ed. F4ta
..t, f.t..tr.r.ee
'l, re r..rft rt.a~ ayr anita, 9,
f. .---.f Cas-, 49,
' 49,, .-,.f,r ,li.ior.ar. a., ~.
..ra 90 aritlnr.
MERCHANT TAIfOUtHGa
rfrtlfaa HnH rturk 90 inventory. flo.
t.e .y.f.- lrr tgu piar,- sp1 81,
IN. .ft.-I t., .ra
mar. FugkTr uIafgEap
'tt.n ..s.tU.brt prDur.t fianr ,ffts. ,,.l
XII Utrr.t ~, 49,, ~. NY.
10000
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SAINTS DAY

SNpuoMtsH. March ~ The
members 20 thr Catholic church lu
suuh1wiHh intend holding Hn enter
nIumrnt tomorrow evening in the
Furenters' hail. over the Horton
store. in honor ~ S. Patrick. the
apostle 90 ireland a 0nr program
Is la preparation Tor the occasion.
Tue Mcdaniel orchestra and sno-
bowisH Mandolin guh wil take a
prominent part Admission o. free.
HH.ssaaHae
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Wen help YOU rent your rooms
an ad. i1 tomorrow Star. BE per
line under head For Rent.
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Port Orchard Routl
NEW TINE SCHEDULE
Steamer Albion
Effective Febrlarg !. ~
FROM COLUMblk Dock.
Foot Of Columbia s'zsAl-
DAILY SERVICE

DAILY SERVICE
Leave Seattle-s6 30 and y =
3.45 ,. m. saturday only, Il
trip 1850 .. ND
Leave BremeTton-S.l3 a n
and $50 p. m.
Leave Sidney-7:50 a. m. La
500 p. m.
Leave Charleston--s.e0 q. = :
and Sis .. m.
Cau at PLEASANT BEACH =
trips, except one leaving sei'A
G 80 a. m.
Except Sundays.
Fare. % cents each way.
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Fletcher & Carpenter. realty bar.
gains only.
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When buying articles advertised m
this paper. speak of tho Star.
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Hogata AND Ton w..
VIZ have rafl eutiasns,, q.
Yiiakea fiYfsH ara mafsss ee.ta's J.
~ pafia ~ enc riig ~. ss.s
sfh your lfsprrF = n 10y -
49, g ? - TIfo1saas's !,
lows aa isaIfal ftssi'...l - 90. + 4.
asl o. fasi your ffe.s,ss ~ :. !.
nIf EafrEfaE Haf sIG ~ - = :
g. uEltN ull tf O. 49, !. b. flfss ,
lu ~ tnH lnHaITE haHaf..e... ~ -
GILMAN AAEnicAt 49,. a. :.
tehfAaY. - t-skki'
- bl4 Ilif1 Ass-,.
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TIMERS


Iii8 LLOYD TRANSFER CO.. phone 4, IN
80 office 60 Marion 81 Moving heav,
freight, safes, machinery and furnitur.
ana pianos, horses boarded
FiRES Transfer go Mai, eyo
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,,. WANTED no RENT
WE viii rent your house. cottage st,r,
or rooms, " desirable. Go reliable ton
Ahth. within seven days or pay vou 8
Wohth rent or We will assume tht
care and management % your propert,
anu pay YOU six months rent in IA
vance German American Investment
Co. hi3 THIRD avenue
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80 AchEh Eoss farming mnd 10 sores
cleared. 10 bearing fruit trees H'tuatrd
~ hsnfaH GER liue Inquire WARD a.
FMfTH fgsaton.
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TENrs AND AWNINGS
TENTS and awnings MESQUITE prs-.f ,,r,.'
mining hose nud canvas boats. army duck
tents and folding camp beds the ssCoii
Medal kind. SEATTLE TENT a
ANNiNH 60. Wholesale mauufactur.
ere, Marion and Western
TENTS. awnings. 0aKa tarpauuna. hose
etc. Alaska outdttcrs Ia an canvas
Foods goods made 10 order By oxnefta al
moments notice gupaa A tsrfs,t
First and Inrlsrn
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- W"lRE, mon AND PLATING
'AClFlC Ran & PntinE Works esa0 ia
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AGAI. fhs Printer. ~ Spring street.
suoossHar g. MARKET Report rfirtinE g..
thu tsg rreun Artistic Printing. EnErav-
81 Calling Cards. wedding Announe9-
uruta. etc. Tirst ana Pike. FtoHs
Main Hls
BULL htgH.. commercial printer. sOS
apf. a18 Wakhingfln bldg over Ifsen's
shoe Store Tt, White 80.
METROPOLITAN Press Iue. a0T.il ~ ave
HHd tut.g wet MHfAfnEf0n street.
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y ; : 2 ''-,l'tAL Ls1a1.

bHli.lilha han-.f5e.....
80 ssnera. fspa.fla9. ~ fises
h.f i'.hfFn hrss' ssdlas
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Lots, Madis'n$3O0 Lots. goth avs 400
Lots, goth av. 800 Lots. vi 700
Lots. SIN uv.5o00 Lots, oh uv. 1850
Lots. Grin Tx 200 Lots, River Pk 5000
Lots So Park 1901 Lotf, Beacon n. 400
Money at per cent Interest.
sTA1vrf.E EXCHANGE. 1917 ID av
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frhNiTUItE sALf.-in rooms N - a5af
band furniture ffuW fha veil tH1rH Al.
IHuNr IDIeIHg house. bought 81 thr ffrf
stone. ilz asaoHd eve. s9uih. Fey sHeap.
AEE Lloyd. nracae y Lasyd. 80 Innehsy
block. about your homes FOR cash o. co
ferfed payments
LADIES. ~ . bath. Mra TAFT. careful
nnafsaEe. bii Third avenue
ILEcrhirAL Hathf. us isi ave.. room 3
BDHToM BAKED Brans ara brown Bread
frrab every day Iif virginia street
COUHETs no ORDER
The latest French ttyis. lhrinE 10 front.
which took fha prize af fhe Paris Eru1ai-
1000. rau only Boz made 81 MfH. Gafdafn.
tl2 ~ eve. room 10
FEATHEng HEEOVATED
8trau aul boa Hif process. 1911 EIrst ave. .
phone John 1901
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uEnwAA AMERICAS tsyrsrMExr
COMPANY
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THREE large, pleasant housekeeping
rooms, bath, phone. fine view. 2i98
9Th.
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ANYTtIirg EvrUYrUfNg
fundf.da ~ rfre chances. covering Oh
fnra of trade we con aell SOU iuat
what yHu ulah. ~ furnish capital f1r
any profitable Investment. that win rtaud
close inspection.
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.tT uouuH ANu uESFnAF. STORES
'.ns sfafr H Seattle. several astsiAs
sHneFa fsakefa. aH
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SEATTLE Show case 60. i2i6 Fifss ave
STORAGE AM wAREHoUSE
svo-s-lo Occidental ave- Household goods-
etc, Jaeohf, Tuuhoime s. Go.
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r.r.rr fi. month claar anr ontni in
...r. rtarrrt. uriT offered fnr ahart
trHa. tOup srHuiHr customers. leat rra.
aaua flf selling
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GERMAN. AMERICAN INVESTMENT
COMPANY
ntI Third Avenue
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fEATffEnH NEEOVATED
'sm end hsf Hif process. 1911 tifat ave.
! L
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NAMES & 60. 7i-7b STAR. Boyd 6id-''~
" h. ADAMS. drafting. Colman bid.
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FOR RENT Houses. cottages. stores ana
rooms, furnished and unfuruishod IN an
parts Of the city. German American
Investment to. hi3 Third avenue.
FOR NENTH cottage of rooms. opl of
fakc Union can line. SIS DAMrs g
oSNEH. lU Neslcr way rooms g. a q
FuHNIsHEp housekeeping rooms. SOS
Howell st
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-08
SUIT FOR STATE lANnS
Trespass to Try Title Entered By
the State Of Tr1as.
ALSO WANT DAMAGES
The State Denies the Validity OF the
Claims Of Mexican or Spanish
Grant Tities-Damages Asked
for Exceeds 500, 900.

Austin. Aug. Twelve suits of
trespass to try title and for damages
were filed Thursday morning by At
torney General Bell for the state OF
Texas against various parties. The
suits were all brought in the Twenty
sixth district court The allegations
in each petition are that the plaintiff
was In possession of the lands in ques-
ton and is now entitled to the pos
session thereof. that on the LIST of
January, 1901, the defendants, without
authority of law, entered upon the
lands and dispossessed the plaintiff OF
the same and held. claimed and oc-
cuphed the same adversely TO plaintiff
and are still so doing to plaintiff s
damage in various amounts.
The plaintiff alleges In each petition
that the character of the title under
which the defendants claim authority
to possess and hold the lands is not
known 10 the plaintiff or to Its officers,
but plaintiff specially charges that II
the defendants claim said land or the
right to the possession thereof under
title emanating from the Spanish or
Mexican government there is not and
never was any such title and that there
is no valid evidence of such grant 60
be found in the records or among the
files of the general land office
The first suit is for 3l5 1862 acres OF
land, more or less. in the counties Of
Cameron and Hidalso, the whole tract
being known as San Salvador del Tule,
and being about % miles from Hidal-
go town and 65 miles from the city OF
Brownsville. The damages asked are
$40 GEO
The second suit is for $4,000 acres
of land in Nueces county on the Nueces
river, damages being placed at $50 .O0o.
The third suit is for Is 600 acres of
land in Nueces county, about % miles
above Corpus Christi. damages being
placed at $4,000.
lhe fourth suit is for $4,000 acres
OF land in Starr county about 43 miles
northeast Of BIO ,Grande City, dam
ages asked being $25 600
The fifth suit is for Is 900 acres %
land in the county OF Hidalgo. about %
miles northeast Of the town OF Hidalgo,
! damages asked being $4,000.
The sixth suit is for rs 900 acres of
land In Starr county, damages asked
being So 900,
The seventh suit is for 10000 acres
of land in Cameron and Hidalgo coun-
ties, damages being placed at $25 600.
The eighth suit is for 80 900 acres Of
land in Zapata county, damages being
placed at Sl5 600
The ninth suit is for IS, goo acres
of land in Duval county, on Nueces
river, 90 miles above Corpus Christi,
damages asked being $4,000.
The tenth suit is for 100, 900 acres
Of land in Nueces county. damages be
ing placed at $4,000.
The eleventh suit Is for $4,000 acres
of land In Hidalgo county. damages
being placed at $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-08
McKinley's Stage Ambition.

When Stuart Robson, the actor,
called on President Mckinley last
summer, the President told him Of
the time when he wished to become
an actor, and said he wasn't quite
sure that he had entirely outgrown
the desire, because there still re-
manned a fascination for the foot
light realms. Mr.. Mckinley re-
lated an incident of the time when
he was clerk In hat store In Gin
cinnati at few dollars a week, be-
fore going to the war. He had oc-
cupicd a gallery seat witnessing the
Shakepearean plays as presented by
the great tragedian, Edwin Forrest.
The personality Of the actor grew
upon him.
Imagine my feelings, y he con,
timed, with that kindly twinkle In
his eyes, when Forrest walked in
to our store one day to make a pur-
chase. ! rushed to the front door
In order to serve him-my ideal
hero of the theatre. The sale, how
ever, was made by an older clerk
but / was given the unparallel priv
ilege of pressing aud stretching the
hat.
The great actor stood near me OBJ
serving. the work, and l assure you
/ was deliberate In pressing that
hat. The smile OF the tragedian,
appreciative of the work, was one
of the events of my youth. Aug
ust National.
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Summer = Exclusions
a special Trip Rate. via
Cotton Belt Route

AsHEvIILE, n C., return, one fare Iuue1a and
NASHVILLE, TENN and fare june II H. a. n, - 10
July i and
kNONVILIL~ TENN. and return, one fare
II, July IL.
ST LOUIS MO- and return on~are plus g June lb II q e.
CHICAGO ILL., plus 81 lH, II, ~
CHATTANOOGA tenn and return one fare plus = juno = O. "a
MONTFA0IE, TENN, and j,
addition all the special the Cotton Belt Route viii
reduced limited TIL October 81 for return
For writes any Belt agent
GUS HOOVER d. NJ. MORGAN, H WEEKS,
T.. P. A r. A. Worth LP&T A. lyle
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TO THE FAR NORTHWEST

"The Burlington Northern Pacific
Express now leaves Kansas City a
6:l0 p. M, making direct connec1
tions with the early evening trains
into Kansas City. This is the
only through train from the South
to the Northwest territory in con-
nection with the Northern Pacific
road. Connecting train from Denver
at night joining this Northwest
train at Alliance, Nebraska.
Describe your trip to your nearest
ticket agent or to the undersigned,
and let rs advise you the least cost
and mail you publications free.
l.. ". WAKELEY, General Pass
enger Agent, St. Louis, Mo.
{. w. ANDREWS, +. p. A, 300
Scollard Bldg, Dallas, Tex.
G. NJ. LENEY, General Mana
st. Louis. Mo.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-08-08
THIRTY TONS OF SILVER.
That Amount IL Now i'm the Vaults of
ths State Treasury.

ths State Treasury.
Austin. Aug Sit is a noticeable
fact that the cash balance In the state
treasury contains more silver year by
year. That species OF money is being
paid unto the treasury in larger guam
titles each succeeding year, There is
an interesting explanation 20 it. which
at the same time develops the fact
that the state is being somewhat i'm
posed upon and as a result of an act
of the legislature,
The act in question became a law
in 1893 and provided that county tax
collectors shall make their settle
ments of tax payments in cash. and
that the state would pay ali express
change.
The bond of nearly every tax col
iectoT is made by a bank, the official
returning the courtesy, or rather his
end of a business proposition, by keep
ing the funds on deposit In that bank.
When settlement time arrives that
bank can rid itself of It's surplus silver
at the expense of the state, for the
latter pays express charges, and great
loads of silver are shipped to Austin.
Banks and people generally do not like
to handle silver or have 1t on hand,
so 1T is dumped onto the state at the
latter's expense. At this time, and
the cash is low. there are thirty tons
of silver in the state vaults, more
than two carloads. Through the me-
dunn OF exchange the Austin banks
have a picnic" as they pay silver
whenever possible. and their silver
surplus is very low. But In return.
when the treasurer attempts to make
payments In silver to banks or fndi-
viduals, there Is a great protest Thus
the silver surplus grows,
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Sunday Aug. 10. Subject, A sug
gestion in Addition. Peter l:4-9
Song.
The Foundation of Christi AT
Character Leader MIR. Arnold.
Orchestra Selection.
Seven Items in Christian Add
tion.
Virtue Miss Hattie May Smith.
knowledge Mr.. Ralph Bowling.
Temperance-Mr Johnson.
Patience Miss Lucille Arnold.
Godilness-M Mrs. Wright.
Brotherly Kindness Mr.. Nj
thews.
Charity Miss Myrtle Pridemore.
Song.
Closing.
All cordially invited.
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Foley'a kidney Cure

win cure Rrightss Disease.
Will cure diabetes.
VIII cure stone in the BiaddeT.f
VIII cure Kidney and Bladder Dis
eases. Sold by b. w. Fearis.
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How s Ihis7

We offer One Hundred Dollars kewara fer any
case OF catArrh that cannot be cured BY Halls
CataYTh Cure.
" j. CHENEY a. CO, Props. Toledo y
We the Undersigned, have known v. JGheney
for the last five years and believe him perfectly
honorable IN a. business transactions and flnan.
eialiy able to carry ent any obligation made BY
their firm,
West s Truax. Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Walden, Ktnuan Il Marvin, W holsesale Druggists,
Toledo. Ohio,
Halls Catarrh Cure ~ taken Internally acting
directly upon the blood and mucous suHeee "a the
system. Price. 75c, per bottle. sold BY all Drug"
glsts. Testimonials free
9@- Halls Family pills are iae best
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To Eastern Resorts
VIA BURLINGTON IROUrE

Low rate summer circuit tours to
Michigan. Canada, st. Lawrence
Region, Atlantic Coast; rail and
lake, or all rail.
To Chicago Through first class
sleepers and train service to Chi
engo from Austin and other Texas
cities via the NJ. X. & T. road, the
Hannibal gateway and the Burling-
ton Route.
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Chronic Constipation Cured.

The most important discovery Of
recent years is the positive remedy
for constipation. C9scarets Candy
Cathartic. Cure guaranteed. Genu-
inc tablets stamped e. c. c. Never
sold in bulk, Druggists, roc.
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cool MINNESOTA

10000 lakes; scores of the coolest
and best summer localities in the
country; frequent perions of low ex-
cursion tours, such as $3.50 Kansas
City to st. Paul and Minneapolis.
The Burlington is the old reliable
and established line to the northern
Twin Cities.
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Willemstad, Aug. 8.--The political
situation in Venezuela remains UNI
changed. President Castro with an
army OF 600a men is at Qua. The rev.
olutionists continue to hold up rail-
road trains between Caracas and La
Guayra. Political prisoners to the
number of 40, who were in Caracas,
have arrived at Maraicabo In chains.
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suis.aed by Hanging.

Ballinger. Tex, Aug. s.---A Bohsmaan
by the name of Frank Strener. living
two miles sonth OF Rowena, this coun-
ty. was found hanging 70 mesquite
tree. He leaves q wife and four small
children.
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Foley's Kidney Cure ia a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any
case of kidney disease that liz not
beyond the reach of medicine. Sold
by b. w. Fearis.