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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03

Ell Paso. Tex. Jan. 3.Pat Garrett
was sworn In as collector OF customs
Thursday After taking charge Of the
Office he announced the following APP
pointments; Chief deputy. Numa Blu
choz OF Ell Paso. salary $1,000 per an
mum. cashier. Harry b. Lane Of Las
Cruces, " NJ. salary $500; collector
of the support at Columbus. n d.,
Morgan Ltew as'yn. son Of Major Llew.
ellyn. OF LRn Cruces. n. M. salary
$3.50 per day
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03

The Light reporter learned this at
ternoon that the friends of Mr.. w. L..
P. Leigh are urging him to make the
race for mayor in the event Mayor
Pickett should resign to make his race
for county clerk. Mr. Leigh is one of
our representative citizens and would
no doubt make 1T interesting for any
opponent he might have.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03

a -
! .ss@>a~@ s@ses@e~S
Atsornsy John VI crsig vas ID Italy
To-day.
Roger Haynes vas here from Ennis
today.
Miss aaiss Davis spent yesterday
In Dallas.
A. d. Rogers of Decatur was in the
city today.
Deputy Sheriff Joe Minnick was in
Ennis today
Claude Phillips will return to Kaut-
man this evening
! Joe Hawkins of Ennis was in the
city this morning.
Mrs. H. W. Leeper returned last
night from visit to relatives at De-
catur.
John Harrison returned last night
from trip to Jones county, where he
visited sister.
DIR. w. B. Ferguson and wife re-
turned last night from holiday visit
to relatives in North Texas.
Mrs. N E. Roberts aud daughter,
Miss Mamie, left this morning TO visit
in Waxahachie,-Enn News.
Mr. A. Y. Brown, who has been
with the kaufman Mercantile Co.,
was here yesterday en- route to Waxa-
hachie, where he will keep books for
.Jolesch & Chaska.-Ennis Newa
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03
Mad Dog Runs Amuck.

mad dog made its appearance in
tae Crisp community yesterday and
attacked a number of cows, horses
and fowls. 1t then went over to the
home of Bud Myrick an as he was at
tempting to slay the infuriated canine
il attacked him and severely bit and
scratched him The community was
arousP d and the dog killed.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03

If all the cigars In Fearis' drug store
are like the one he gave reporter
for this paper this afternoon. 1t is no
wonder mis- cigar trade is good.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-01-03

Mrs, FL. d. Rosser was taken sud-
denly Ill yesterday with severe at
tack of pneumonia. She was reported
seriously this evening.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13

nently our friends aud satisfied with United
States sovereignty.
Having been stationed six years on the
Rio Grande / am we'll acquainted with the
natives Of the state of Tamaulipas Mexico.
and while stationed in the province Of Santa
Clara, Cuba, I visited every town in that
province, and was able to observe the intel
ligence and education there. / believe that
the people Of Tayabas Province are in every
way superior in education. intelligence,
morals and civilization to the people Of
Tamaulipas or Santa Clara.
These are the blood thirsty, treacheous
murderers" whom the military sa traps
Otis, Macarthur, Chafee and their under
graduates and understudies have been
decimating with FIRE and sword and repre-
senting as irreclaimable savagesl
Major Gardener concludes thusly:
AS an officer of the army, l regret that
my duty as a civil governor of this province
imDels me to state the attitude of the ma
jority of my fellow. officers toward civil
Cover ment in these islands and its effects
upon the people but feel that the interests
of the government involved and the future
Of these people, for whose welfare we are
responsible, are of such vast importance
that ought to report things as see and
know them, in order that my civil superiors
may be able intelligentiy to order what the
situation demands"
And now Major Gardener is threatened
with the thunders OF the War Department
as Root is reported as stating that he will
make Gardener prove his statements and
charges against his fellow officers. And
this Notwithstanding that major of marines
is now on trial for ordering his subordinates
to kill all prisoners and who says he was
instructed by General Smith to kin every
Filipino over ten years of age
The crimes against humanity now being
perpetrated under our flag in the Philip
pines will eventually damn US as a nation
before the eyes Of the whole civilized world
and that retribution will overtake us is as
certain as that there is Cod of FTipiuos
as we'll as OF Americans.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13

tight little island. and the wonder is that
there are any with a clear record when it is
known that the highest titled ladies' con-
sidered II an honor to bear children to a
prince Of the royal family and that the
heir presumptve to the throne in former
times had to be watched and limited in his
liaisons TO prevent too many creations of
embryo dukes and duchesscs, for the chill
dren Of all such temporary alliances, because
OF the royal blood from their sire had to be
elevated to the peerage and given titles and
estates. This is one of the superior advan-
tages Of the monarchal over the Repub-
hean form Of Governmental gives the un-
ehaste woman the call" over her more
virtuous, or as they called it in England,
her more squeamish sister" The GLOBE
suggests to the Marquse de Fontenoy
chapter or two on this subject from Burkes
Peerag
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
Kernan's

An organization which won much popu-
larity here last season and which at the
present claims to be new larger and better
than before, commences a weeks engage
ment at the Lyceum, with the matinee
Monday.
1t is known as "The Dewey Extravaganza
Company" Prominent in the list of enter
tainers are the La Vines grotesque aero
bats and dancers; Mitchell and Cain, the
character comedians; Ford and Dot West
as The Waiter and the Maid" Quigley
Brothers, with a new eccentric turn
Mitchell Sisters, vivacious singers; the
three Milletts, sensational gymnasts and
equilibrists, and Les Bellies Zouaves" " a
company of female grace in military skill
and handsome costumes that has been
highly commended wherever seen.
The closing portion Of the bill is an up-to-
date medley Of various amusement in-
gradients entitled Expansion"
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
The Legend Of Lovers Leap.
As told by Col. Jed Leatherwood of North
Carolina

As told by Col. Jed Leatherwood, of North
Carolina
Written for the SUNDAY GLOBE
The sun had one set in the glowing west.
As the lovers climbed Satulah's peak.
In the days when the mountain cats infest
The Balsam range their prey to seek
l low there were messy dells that day
That we're moistened by cool and crystal
springs,
That the cedar bird sang merry lay
And was iiued by chorus Of brown
chewngs.
Likewise some flowers bedecked the sod,
Arbutus and tiger lilies gay;
Some several sprigs of golden rod
Ireckon we're blooming by the way.
And doubtless the honey locust terew
It's fragrance forth to the summer wind,
And the pure white dendrous sweet to view,
With other indigenous buds of the kind.
And the rattlesnake sang with his tale
note
Of warning to whom it may concern;
A gentleman snake that does not tote
Any malice, bun simply calls a turn
Old Hicataw ampus, the maidens dad,
Was a Qualla chief Of high degree,
And a number of skeIps az his belt he had
Collected in war with the Cherokee
While LocOseola, hunter plain,
And young for his size ne'er went to war,
Nor kyarved the hair from the reeking slain
His scent of the battle was always afar.
The posse m pulled from the 'simmon tree,
Or the coon done winged by his arrows
fight;
No darker, deadlier deeds did he,
He thirsted not for 10 perish in fight
To Hicatawampus the chieftain whose
Red hand had frequently bathed in blood,
Was Locoseola, mere papoose
Whose name should be designated as Mud.
In binding rage the chief was he,
And power of Qualla oaths he swore.
That Nan-te-he-la should never see
Her hunter lad forever more.
So they Aed to the mount of the towering
rock
Hard pressed by the maiden's raging sire;
Cold Fate the Lovers seemed 70 mock
Must they face the raging fathers ire?
No; they placed a gourd in a likely spot
OF moOnshine from a mountain still
Hoping that when his Nibs had got
To the top he'd stop to drink his flI
Then hiding close in a shady dell
What their hearts had longed for came to
pass.
The chieftain touched the harp and, well
He soon was limp and helpless mass.
With joyous smiles they leap on his frame,
And roll him DER the yawning brink;
No more the chief Of Qualla fame
Shall cause the foeman's heart to sink
Now LocOseola wears the belt
That bears the sCalps of the Cherokee;
And the eyes Of the maid with rapture melt.
For a chief of consequence is he
And tile crest of To-sa-tu .lah high,
Where the clouds their constant vigils
keep,
And tourists go TO feast the eye,
Now bears the legend of Lovers Leap.
+. c. K
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13

The Interior Department reversed Com
missioner Evans Thursday last after a two
years fight and shutting by the Commis-
siouer. The decision involves the expeudi-
ture Of several millions of dollars. This
shows how Evans fought the expenditure
of money for the payment of just claims
from the hour he assumed the duties Of his
Office up to the present moment. And it is
such an official record the President has
decided to reward with something higherl
This intention Of the Rough Rider may be
accepted as a pretty correct guage OF him
self and his official acts
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
Mikey L. Writes a Card.

mr. Giobe Man
Ven you Wrist bitch at me 90 init my
trent, Harris Davy, and l say now you bros
ecute dot GLoPE man, and he say who is
your witness, and say me mineself, and he
say who else, ant I say my mine man
Schoffer, he will said shust vot / say; den
mine trent say ish dot all, ant l say o Shaw,
and he said ef dot ish all dot ish no goot
Den he zay eff you haf no more witness don
Schoffer ant Oh Shaw, den dar ish no use
So got mad shust like ter difel and go
init my frint Johnsing aud he say now
Mikey, you 20 rite back and don say a word
for your trent, Mr. Heather, he left you in
mine sharge and 1 shust dake you under
min wing no matter vOt you do, / will dake
care of you. Don't bay any ottonshun to
dot GLoPE, for we counot effort to loose you,
for shust see how much amusement you
vurnish for dot bostmasters arount de
country init your letters, den he say you
don py dot GLOPE baper ony more. Ant so
now will shust poycot your baper, and will
not py It any more but will shust sent poy
out to py 1t for me.
Milky ANGLBwoRM LOUTNsKu.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
RISE AND FALL
OF the Demi-Rep, May Yohe,
the California Singer.
HER LATEST EsCAPADE

Caught in a StaterOOm with the Sec
Ond Steward, One of Her Former
Lovers, by Captain Strong, Her
Present Paramour--FrOm a Demi-
Rep TO a Titled Lady and Prospect
i've Duchess OF Newcastle-The Fall
of This Prostitute and Her Present
Life in the Orient
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13

The next thing we expect to record is a
burglary Of the Barrios diamoudsl The
Washington burglar captured red handed In
a Pennsylvania avenue jewelry store Thurs
day night notified the watcpman by ring
ing the belll What clumsy cracksmen our
police have TO deal with
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
c neral B. As Is Henry v.

Editor Sunday Gl0be
Seuce it has got ter be the faschon ter
write ter the Editur conserving matters wot
air OF emportance, / kinder feel tibet you
shuld kno how we fel about things wuts
doin. We air gettin along nicely up hear
on the hill, particularly in the issues thet
rile the land We stand on the Boer War,
and thet reminds me of the ginerals who
Tot, bled and died fer our contrV. AS som
OF them did not dye, we think they out to
be taken care of, and wot is better way
than some of them air hev ben readin
some poetry resently about a gineral and
want to improve on il bye sending you the
as follows, hoping that you viii find space
fer it. / never had much education, but
my friens think l right good poetry,
Euwreka.
Gineral B. is a sensible (2) man,
He stays to his homes an looks arter his
folks;
He draws his sal'ry ez as often ez he can
An inter ev'ry bodys' tater-patch pokes
But Henry "
Macfarlsnd he
Sez he's a great friend of Gineral B.
My amt it terribul? wot shall we dur
We can't never loose him o'course-thets
fat
Guess wen hev to com 'round-don't t your
An go in fer Henry and SaPry, an all thet
For Henry "
Bovnton he;
SEE he's friend of Gineral B.
Gineral B. is a dreffie smart man;
He's been in all places thet gives salry
or pelf,
But consistency is still part o. his plan
He's been true to one friend-and that is
hisself;
So Henry "
Boyntou he
Sez he is out for General B.
Gineral b. goes in fer the dough,
He don't vally services more'n an old cud
Wut did God make us raytiona1 creatures fer
But glory and money, plunder an blood
So HeuryV.
Boynton he
sez he is out for General b.
We air gittin' on nicely out here to our viii
lage,
With good old idees o. wuts right and
wut amt
We kind o. thought Uncle Sam went agiu'
salry and pillage,
An that money worn't the best mark o a
saint;
But Henry "
Boynton he
sez this kind o thing is an exploded
idee
Tn side O. our Treasury must alters be
took,
An President Boynton, you know, he's
out IT,
An the angel tibet writes all our sins in a
book
Puts the credit to him and to us little wit,
An Henry "
Boynton he
Sez this is his view of the thing to
at
ParsOn MacFarland, he calls all these argi
ments lies
Sez thet they're uothin' on airth but fee
/azO, FUN,
An thet all this big talk o. his salaries
Is half o. it ignorance and t'other half
rum
An Henry "
Boynton he
Sez IT'S jest the thing an so must
we.
Wal, it's a marcy we've got folks to tell US
The rights an the wrongs o. matters,
VOW
God sends us country lawyers, an ott er
wise fellers,
To start the WAD moving when it gets in
a slough,
For Henry "
Boynton he
Sec the world II go right, if he sez
GEE.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
REIGN OF TERROR
In the Philippine Islands Under
the Rule of Walters.
ARRESTlNG ABLE EDITORS

The Least Part OF the TyFany Prac-
tised-The Report of Major Card
ner shows that the Natives Are
Treated With the Most Unlicensed
CrueIties and Their Homes De
strOyed Murder, Rapine and Riot
Has Full Sway and America Is
Externally Disgraced.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13
RAKING EVANS
Fore and Aft and Exposing
His Falsehoods and Duplicity.
HIS MONsTROUs INSULTS

OF Physicians, Witnesses, Attorneys
and Veterans and His Flippant and
Disreputable Language on Births
Of Soldiers ChiIdren-Lacking in
Average Accomplishment He
Aspires to the Ranks OF the Edu-
Gated and Refined.
Sunday Washington globe., 1902-04-13

MI Babcock has consented TO be again
the chairman Of the Republican Congress
sional campaign committee There must
be something IN the pot
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-14

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6nd it to their interest to investi-
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Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company of Newark, n. J. No
stockholders. All profits divided
among policy-holders. It is con.
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ment, liberality of its policy con-
tract, fair-deallng with its mem
bers and large annual dividends to
reduce the cost of your insurance.
WALLACE g. moore, Agents.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-14
9O2 Y THE GREAT SUMMER RESORT. y 1902
DAWSON SPRINGS.
ARCADIA HOUSE,
Dawson, Hopkins County, Ky.
LOCATION:
LOCATIONS:

and salt springs situated Immediately
Memphis Illinois
formerly Chesapeake Raoad
Louisville Ky. and So miles of Paducah KY.
The Arcadia House and neatly furnished with capacity of enter
the Of the Arcadia House have free the Springs without
many advantages persons visiting the Springs The dry liquid
manufactured these Springs For pamphlets apply
N. M. HOLEMAN & CO., Propietols.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1902-03-14

Q "A - TO III K a.
B..,st ba The Kind YouiaYe Always Bought
H g; !; :: IT'LL !, Z 3 3 b.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-28

The fountain at the Pioneer
Drug Store will be opened Mon,
day. l69t2
Soda, drink soda. Soda drinks.
w" give away sc tickets for soda
drinks next Monday, Pioneer
Drng Store. l60t2
The Star Bakery the leading bak-
cry of Anadarko turns out more
bread better bread than any other
bakery in town. 1t takes a carpen-
ter to build house,a stone mason
to lay stone and Il baker to bake
bread. 1t is ar easy matter to roll
updough lut it takes andexperienc-
ed baker to make good bread out of
it,and we have the best baker in the
southwest. Out of the 25 best ho-
tells and restaurants in Anadarko we
furnish 81 with bread. And all
the leading groceries. Why? Be
caule our bread is first class in
every respect. lG9tfI
LOST-A long handle magnetic
bill-posting tack hammer some
where about town. Finder please
leave at Democrat office and receive
liberal reward. l64tt
FOR SALE CHEAP-About
5000 feet of good ceiling different
length, also 1900 feet of lst class
boxing will sell in quantities to suit
purchaser. Inquire of McAnnich.
l60tf |
For Undertaking, Embalming,
Furniture, Carpets, Rugs and Cur
tains, go to Gish, Brooke & Co.
First door west of postofiice. Phone
Business SO Residence 81. l6ltl2
FOR RENT--Two good busi-
ness rooms on A street opposite
court house square also furnished
or unfurnished rooms will rent
cheap. Inquire of McAnnich.
l6Otf
w A McKennon is a good man
'or treasurar 80 Vote fwhir
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-28

term that the people demanded CAROLS
removal from Office and so he resigned
or rather was removed.
He has few friends in South Omaha
who will vouce for him as he was
known from one eud Of the city to the
other as "Loldup."
Trusting that this is the information
you desire, am,
Yonrs very truly,
f. ROSEw ATER,
Rosewater, himself a politician ol
whom many shady thing are limited
as once arrested by J c Carroll at
that time sheriff Of Douglas County
Nebraska, on charge of blackmail
ing and upon trial he was found
guilty and sentenced to serve a term
in the county jail Judge Scott
passed the sentence upon the cring-
ing R"sewater and then ordered
J c Carroll to lock him behind the
Jail bars. Carol took the con-
victcd jail bird to his private Office
upon the request of this Migrate to
use his phone. Judge Scott in
dig"Nntly ordered Carroll to re
moye Rosewater forwith to the iai!
ROscWater resisted and Carroll was
compelled to use force to remove
him.
On the way TO the jai this con
victed ediotr of the Omaha Bee
threatened Carroll that he wonld
have revenge in him if it took
twenty years to accomplish IT, He
attempts to make his tn. eat good
through this letter but we as. al
fair minded, unpredjadiced voters
TO choose between the two, J CT
Carroll progressive honorable
property owning citizen of our city
and L a II psewatcr C nyicted.
bIackmailing Jail bird who seeks
petty revenge against trusted Off
Ger who dared do his duty. Such
methods are cowardly,
desperate and will react on the re-
publican machines that uses them.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-28

The registration when the books
closed Tuesday night at 8 O'Clock was
SSl. This at the rate of five person
to each voter would make the popula-
tion of Anadarko 4400. There were at
least Gale ulation one hundred men
who failed to register. But the rate
of five persons to each voter is too
high for this new country. There are
so many single men and men with
small families here. The population
of Anadarko is undoubtedly between
three and four thousands. The cen
sus for incorporation last fall showed
twenty seven hundred in round num-
bers. The population of the town ac-
cording to the registration has been
ON the steady increase. Let.her go on.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-28

A republican government like ours
is supposed to be a government of the
people, by the people and for the peo-
pie No measure Of government will
he acceptable to all the people. BY
the people is meant a majority of the
people. lfyou waited to get the con-
sent Of all the people, we would have
no government at all and anarchy
would reign in all it's terror. Then
this is a government by the majority
of the people. Whenever majority
of the people decide upon certain
measures of government, it is the duty
OF the minority to- acquiesce in the will
of the majority. Otherwise rebellion
would always be abroad with
all its horrible consequences. In a
free government the ma jority must rule
or there can be no government at
all. History has demonstrated that
political parties are essential to the
preservation of free government.
The members of a political party owe
the same allegiances to that party that
it owes to the sovereign government.
He goes into the councils of the party
and has his say and vote and should
abide by the will of the majority. All
men can't agree. Never did and
never will. A majority in the
party must rule or the party can
not exist. ii the majority is wrong
in the government or the
party and they sometimes are the an
null and biennialelections are provi-
ded for this very purpose, namely to |
remedy the wrongs. To rebel because
The majority decided against you is |
not becoming a man who loves his
country and the principles of a free
government. We cannot all have
our way. The truths set forth in the
above are very applicable to the oc-
'asion now pending in the city in the
natter of municipal election. Remem-
Der tha, if you did not get to have
your way about things and the men
gu desired, that the will
IF the majority had to rule. There
would have been no nominations if
he consent of every body had to have
been ohtaired. The majority must
'ule or anarchy will reign.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-03-28
DEMOCRATIC CITY TICKET.

For Mayor,
J. c. CARROLL.
For City Treasurer,
w. A. McKENNON.
For City Attorney,
RANDALL LIVESAY.
For City Clerk,
w. S. ROBINSON.
For Police Judge,
THEODORE PRUETT.
For Street Commissioner,
EDWARD BITSCHE.
For City Marshal,
FRANK lIEFLEG.
For Treasurer School Board,
JUNIUS OLDHAM.
For Councilmen First Ward,
w. b. DUNLAP
G. j. LIVESAI.
For Member School Board,
G. p. LUNDGREEN.
II. BAKER.
For Councimen Second w ard
GEORGE w. FORD.
PETER DECKER.
For Member School Board,
ii. b. MITCHELL.
M Nj MONAllAN
For Cuuncilmen-Thirl Ward,
BEN LEIBEM HEM
FL CALLAHAN
For Member School Board,
T. Il WIDAMAN
Il III RANDOLPH
For Councilmen-Fourth Ward,
j q INGRAM
J G GALLAGHER .
For Meilber School Board,
PC STACEY
b + BEBEE.