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

Pressdsas and PoItes Captured by La
drones Ia Province of Nore"g.
Manila. March 3.-Nhtlcs Governor
Flores of the province of Rial wss
chasing Felizardo aad his band OF La
lrones over the hills OF Cavite prov
inee. FelizarIo at the head of IS men
armed with rides, entered the town
Of Cafnta, IN Morong province and cap
tured the presidente OF Cainta. Senior
Arnpn, and Ii majority of the police OF
the town.
Senior Ampff has long been known
as an enthusiastic American sympathiE
err. and IL is feared be may be killed
bv the enraged ladrones.
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TeLeoaApHeRs conTEsy.
sEccaintsa and Rrackner "a Esxas Fakes
Asass ~ eke Prssxs

sEcCaints1 amd Rrnckner az Texas Takes
Asass ~ tke prznxs
Atlanta, March g. The American
telegraphers tournament concluded its
contests at o'clock Sunday morning,
The Andrew Carnegie diamond medal
for the best all-around telegrapher. was
won by r. NJ. MeCnntie. manager OF
the Associated Press at Dallas. Tel
C. W. White ofseRAeamohd. Va. was
second and E.TN Johnson Of Louis
vile. KY, third TIE conditions gov
ing this event called for a 10-minute
test of receiving, and the copy turned
out determined the eligibility for the
sending class. Mar. McClintic sent ST
words in 10 minutes, establishing a
record. Dir. White sent sos words. and
Mr. johnson 4s0. The quality of the
Morse was considered as we'll as the
speed. a. saa
The other contests resulted as fol-
Phillips code sending. Ave inmates:
Won by F. M McCnntic. Dallas, Tex,
1926 words; second F. q. Matthews. As
ISOLATED Press, Atlanta, Ca. 800 words
third. ". c. McMurray, Associated
Press. Atlanta, Ca, 3ss words.
Straight Morse sending. to the fast
est and most perfect sender for Eve
r,inutes. formation of letters and spac
ing OF words being conditi ,as of .udg-
ment: Won by E. f. Bruckner, Dial
las, Tex: f. NJ. McCnntic second.
Third event. special, tAe Atlanta
Journal gold medal. eleanest press copT
on a typewriter of five minutes, e
ceiying by the Phillips code: Won by
F. NJ. AcCHntie. +. g. Matthews. sec
ond W c. Murray third
Fourth event. special, Atlanta Con
stitution gold medal for the most rapid
straight Morse sending OF press dis
patches. Won by F, NJ. McClintic
transmitting 252 words.
Message contest for five minutes:
f. T. Bruckner of Dallas. Tex. won
with 8 messages of 10 words each; j
q. Johnson, Louisville. Ky, second,
Messages received on typewriter:
II. V. Manuel. Philadelphia. won with
50Ia messages In 30 minutes. breaking
worlds record II. E. Bruekner, Dial
las Tex, second Sent by Charles h
White. Richmond, va.
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Matory in the State Uaiversity.

7ne work OF the School of Orstofy
and sAe increased interest in ths work
of tha literary societics, have given .
rnarksd impetus 70 public SPEAK
aug In the University of Texas,
40 thats ysriaus public contests In
speaking have become an important
featufe of student activities. The
Uni varsity win debate with Tulane
UnivarAty OF New Orleans this year a.
Austin, The middle Of april. A team
wlsl aaso be- sent TO debate the Univer-
sity Of Colorado 1t Boulder, Col.
These inter collegiate debating teams
we're selected by the Faculty Commit
zee CT Foxsasics aud Oratory ct pub
nc coutess held last week In the UNI
vesx9ts auditorium. when Mr.. e. d..
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Piuewiile. Ky, March 3.-Frank TT.
rec OF Catlettsburg KY, and Lewis
Schmidt of Portsmouth, O., both prom.
inent travelling men, were drowaed
near here by the overturning of
boat in which they were travelling
down stream. Edward Burke Of Cat
lettsburg. Ky. travelling man. also
had a narrow escape. @
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Two Brother. Drownsd

Birmingham. Ala, March IA spec
ial from Montgomery. says that Capt
Charles A Allen and his brother
Thomas Allen of that city, were
drowned in the backwaters of the
Alabama river Sunday afternoon.
They were driving along a high en-
bankment with backwater about Is
feet deep on each side where their
horse backed off INTO the water.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1902-03-03

Muskogee, /. T., March 3.-United
States Indian Agent Sehoenfeldt has
received a telegram from Commits
sioner OF Indian Affairs Jones at Wash
fngton authorizing the use of the tax
collected Ia the Cherokee nation on
hay and merchandise for the relief OF
the destitute and starving full blood
Cherokee Indians. Last years drouth
ruined the Cherokees' crops and left
the Indians without food or even cloth
ing and many are actually starving.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY TICKET

COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
JOE K. GIBBONS
j. M. ALDERDICE
FOR District Clerk:
AMI CAROTHERs
Tom BURLEsoN
W. 8. KEMBLE
For County Judge:
LEE HAWKINS
j. 7. SPENCER
z. B, WILLIAMS
For County Clerk:
Rnfe HENDRICKS
Q. Nj. BANNER
II. E. PICKETT - - rs.
For County Attorney:
JOHN W. CRAIG
For Sheriff:
BRICE WEST
J. 2. MINNICK
FOR County Tax Assessor:
IKE EASoN
j. B, CEtERALL
JOHN MCELRoY
Il. d. ROssEK
". W. ALEXANDER
P. P. SMITH ire eiection)
For Tax Collector:
BILLIE BRATCHER
For County perinteEdent Public In
StTuctou:
Z. D. CRIDDLE
For Jus,ice Peace, Precinct No. 1:
@. G. PIERsON
E ?. ANDERSON, JR
Il. "a, RHODUs
For Constable, Precinct No. /:
H. a. COOPER
JAS P. MAYFIELD
CITY TICKET
For City Atbor dey:
Q. Fl. CHAIRMAN
For City Assessor and Collector:
CLINT SPALDING
For City Treasurer:
Louis L. SHACKELFoRD,
For GS1y Secretary:
GEORGE WALKER
FOR CITY Marshall:
TOM DIxoNs
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Boston. March Sin recognition OF
the great sympathy shown for Mas 81
len M. Stone, the missionary to Bull
garia, who has just been released from
captivity, her mother and brothers
lave issued q letter OF thanks to
friends known and unknown, who have
Id any way aided in her release.
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Working d Hours o Day

There's no rest for those tireless lit
tie workers-Dr. Kings New Lite
Pills Millions re always busy curing
Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Blliousness
Fever and Ague. They Danish Sick
Headache, drive out Malaria. Never
gripe or weaken. Small, taste nice,
work wonders. Try them. -~25c at J.
s, Herring 81 Co.
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Albany. March 3,-Railroad trafzic Il
badly interfered with and NOT wheel
turned on street car line Sunday a.
a result of the Hudson river overflow
ing It's hanks. The entire southern .por-
ton Of the city Is under water and
residents have to use rowboats to &c
to and from their homes.
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Washington. March 3.--The monthly
statement of the government receipts
and expenditures show for the month
of February SAL. 15s. 739 and the expen-
ditures $50 ,e99. 1870, leaving surplus
for the mouth of 81 ,o6o.44s. The total
expenditures show an increase Of $685.
600 -sxRsFs
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ST. Louis. March 9-captain Enoch
r. King. one of the oldest river men In
st. Louis, died at his home Sunday
from old age. For 40 years he was
familiar figure on deck and in the pi'
lot house Of Mississippi river steam
boats. At the time OF the famous race
between the Robert h. Lee and the
hatcher be plotted the Lee from Mem
phis to st. Louis.
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Remarkablea Ssli.Restraint. ~

A Missouri mob lynched an actor
the other day. A gratifying proof OF
ou- civilization is that the excusable
impulse to do the same thing is so
frequently felt but always resisted by
New York play-goers.-New York
Mail and Express.
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New York, March Binder the aus
pices of the Clan Ma Gael, the 124th
anniversary Of the birth of Robert
Emmett was celebrated Snnday@night
III the Academy of Music. A large
crowd was in attendance. State SEM
ator Victor j. Bowling presided.
United States Senator Benjamin. r.
Tilln1an OF South Carealne dsllvsred
the GRAFTON. ,....s..
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Dton + hesitate, bat go down
and get your pocketbook and
give liberally when the Rest
Room soliciting committee calls.
You o ould assist in no more
worshy cause.
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Night was Her Terror.

81 would cough nearly all night
long,n writes Mrs. Chss. Apologize
of Alexandria, Ind, sand could hard
Iy get any sleep. I had consumpuor
so bad that If / walked block / woulo
cough frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed, three
81 90 bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis
covery wholly cured me and l gained
IS pounds. " It's absolutely guaran
teed to cure Coughs, Colds, La Grippe
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price SOC and S1.00. TriaI
bottles free at J. g. Herring & 90.
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waxahachie offers to the home
aeeker almost every inducement
one could. wish. A. healthful
10 catson, a Droad-miRded, iber-
al, seociable :, citizenship, fine
Oh uFches, splendid schools, and
prosp erigy what more could you
100000 af4' ~ afs
WANT
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Chicago. March S.--The jury in the
case 81 DR.. orvi1le !. Burnett, charged
with the murder Of Charlotte Nfchof,
of Nashville, Tenn rendered d YER
dat of guilty and recommended stnas
Burnett lie sent To the penitentiarE
for is years. Burnetts attorneys VIII
ask Cor new trial.
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Ora.y sn.as ,r.Asa rsl.ea.4... = =

Mnskogee, I, T., March 3.-Chitto
largo or Crazy SNAKE and nineaof his
followers left here lsupaag for the fed
eRaI prason at Fort Leavenworth, Kas,
Is beam their sentence Of two years
Zach Tor conspiracy against the gov
efnment. IL " suN e.
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Attend the citizens meeting
tomorrow and give the movement
to secure the |. G G. n. extern
sion your hearty support.
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IL g prewasa = = Isasrsl.

Marshall. Tex, March Ara little
24year4ola BOY u FJanies King or sthIs
city was fonnd drowned ir a sion bar
rel at their residence Sunday. The lit
tie feliuw had evidently fallen In head
foremost
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San Antonio, March Alma Dugan,
aged Q years, daughter Of L. w. Dugan,
died at her home here OF burns re-
eeiyed while at play with several chill
dYen.
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Seguln. Tex. March 3.-otto Thwell
vas killed near here by his woodsaw,
which he was operating by machinery.
Ills head and face were sawed open,
death resulting instantly.
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ohio on a Rampage.

MCfne4nnati. March 3.--Reports from
tie upper Ohio valley show the Quo
diver ii rising from Wheeling to Rip
lBy ana above the danger line as ell
lntermediate points. =
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@EEonstDng Tex. 4 March @Ts%. E, Hodge
has been arrested and Jailed here on
the charge OF assault To murder, Short
ly before his arrest William Kins-
faaar. Ii 81 diffEculsy, Vas 4 shot. and
wauaded with a pis10a. He is not
regarded as seriously hurt.
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Preparations are already under
way for the DAILY Light S Trim
ity University edition. It's go
ing to ba a hummer. Kg&EFA
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s,r.wbsrrss. bring HleA Prices.

Alvin. Tex. March s.--TWenty asix
crates of strawberries were shipped
out Saturday night Al brought In
found ready sale at from IS to $3.50.
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When d man butts in he
deserves the cold shoulder-and
generally gets it.
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Money invested in Waxahachie
real estate is as safe as though
ii were il government bonds.
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To Cure a Cold In One Day
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
cts. All druggists refund the money
1 it fails to cure. E. w. Groves sig
nature is on each box. Csc.
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Better All Around.

= The clergyman who declared that
"a young mans chances of going to
the devil were never so good as now"
might have added that all his other
chances are correspondingiy en-.
HANGED. New York World.
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London. March s,--Thc death Is an
nounetd OF George Dfummond the earl
OF Perth. He was bora IA 1867.
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Don't forget that Waxahaehie
is going to have public library.
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EOR SAL Several loads of old Iufn-
.Ber' Good for kindlings Waxahachie
Ice Works. 81
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FOR REM Fouraroom house with
nah. Apply to Mira I'll. McLain or
Kaufman street, W
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Purity Is Paramount
I'm Our Candles

We make up the finest OF
materials into many delightful
and delicious forms, and purity
liz the first and paramount issue.
Special forms and flavors just
now; try q box.
Waxahaehie Candy Kitchen
A. MATHEWS, Proprietor.
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Don't ''butt in Wait for
an Invitation.
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SUBSCRIBE to Deegan E Co.'S cir
c0Iating Book and Magazine Library.
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OF and for Waxahachie, is the
DAILY LIGHT.
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SEE r. D. McCombs and have him
write you an accident policy.
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FOR SALE-The Manuel residence
on College street. See e. Al spnBose.
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FssR SAI.E--Twenty bushslsear corr
66 cents. r. P. Powell. /
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HAY-Just In; car load ofhiee Forney
bag. For sale cheap forlca@h. Stone
BrothArs.
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REAL EsTATE BARGAINs-We
have q complete liat Of city property
ana farm lands. W4will take pleas
ure IN showing them to yoV. Hill
Harbin. tt
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
DRAWING.

All kinds of hauling and draying at
tended to promptly. meet all trains.
Stove wood for sale
q A. HADLEY, TitusyilIe.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19

FORT PIERCE.

Mrs. Eddie Edge and baby returned
from North Carolina Tuesday night.
Mrs. NJ. A. Tyler is in West Palm
Beach, the guest of Mrs. F. B. Everett.
There will be dance at the hotel Fri
day night, In honor of Mrs. G. S. Bohney.
A general invitation is extended to all.
Mr.. III. B. Shaw, superintendent of the
houses of refuge for the district of Flor
ida. has been in town a few days this
week.
Mr.. q. III. Paddison has returned to his
home in North Carolina Mr.. VIM. Tv-
lander, of Orange City, has taken his
place.
A Fraternal' Union lodge was formed
here Saturday night. Mr.. Geo. Adams,
of West Palm Beach, was here to open
the order.
Mr.. o. b. Floyd, representing Guck-
enheimer Sons, Savannah, and daughter,
Miss Olive, of Orlando, were guests of the
hotel Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. Faber has ordered handsome,
new soda fountain, which will make a
great improvement to his new ice cream
parlor and bakery. When the improve
ments are completed it will be the neat
est place of its kind on the river.
The East Coast Telephone company
have petition before the town council
for franchise for a telephone system
here. That is just what this section
ought TO have, and We hope it will not be
many months before We can all say,
"Hello, Central"
The Gun club held their regular club
shoot last Friday, and the following quail
flied for positions on the team: G. S
Bohney, w. A. Farmer, X. X. Taylor, q.
). Tucker, K. s. Johnston and F. NJ. Ty-
ler. This week they will meet several
Out-of-tOwn crack shots and we expect to
see some good work. The club shoots
every Friday afternoon and the grand
stand is always filled with spectators.
Public school opened here Monday
morning, and the new bell could be,heard
from far and near There were over
eighty pupils in attendance Prof. Jas
Pomeroy, Mrs. Pomeroy and Miss Clara
Dwell are the teachers. The opening
exercises were held in Prof Pomerov's
room, which was well filled with the pa
rents of the children. The opening song,
"My Country, 'Tis of Thee" was follow
ed by prayer. After a few words from
Prof. PomerOy, the closing song, "Auld
Lang Syne," was sung. The pupils
seemed happy that their long vacation
was over.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
WHITE CITY.
Our young men enjoyed a game of bas
ball Saturday afternoon.

Our young men enjoyed game of base
ball Saturday afternoon.
4 considerable quantity of bean seed
has arrived, having been ordered by the
club members.
At regular meeting of the club Satur-
day evening arrangements were m4de for
a dance next Saturday evening, Septem-
Der Goth.
The annual election of Ofiicers will Oc-
cur in the club Saturday, September 27th.
1t is very important that all members be
in attendance.
Alfred Nelson celebrated the anniver-
saTy of his birthday saturday evening
by giving a reception to the young peo-
pie of this place, nearly all of whom were
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Jones We're rendered a
pleasant surprise Friday evening by 4
number of our young people rushing in
unannounced, carrying with them re-
freshments and smiles. Quite a large
crowd was in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Robinson, of An
kona, were pleasant visitors in our burg
last Sunday, Mrs. Robinson calling on
Mrs. DuttOn, while Mr.. Robinson and
Mr.: Dutton drove out on Orlando avenue
TO see Mr.. Christensen and Mr. Lamont.
Mr.. Robinson has lately pure, ried Il nice
horse and buggy and en6 IN riding
around much better than walksI
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
House Warming at Sebastian.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson gave house
warming Wednesday night at their new
home which was grand success, quite 4
number of their many friends being pres
ent. The music was very fine, being fur
nished by Messrs William and George
Braddock and dancing was continued un-
til late hour
Al, voted il one of the most enjoyab t.
dances of the season. Mr.. VI. f.. Hall
was present and won the gratitude of all
the dancers by introducing several new
and novel features in dancing. As mas
ter of ceremonies Mr.. Hall is hard to
beat
While ice cream was being served, Mr.
Harry Sample kept the party amused
with his cheerful voice, listening TO his
witty and original sayings, also With an
exhibition of a new coon" dance
Those present besides the ones already
mentioned We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Kitch-
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. StinsOn, Judge
Staples, Mr.. Frank Sample and Miss
Irene BraddOck, Mr.. Scott Braddock and
Miss Carrie Matchet, Mr.. Sim Parks and
Miss Matte Henderson, Mr.. and Miss
Mabel Sembler, Mr.. Norwood and Miss
Rosa Spratt, Miss Florie Kitching, Misses
Pearl and LIE Snmmerlin, Mr.. Hicks,
NasSew jlton alH, .lss. Emma Hall.
ID. tel ha3ros.n ehje'-:,erS59d store in
to % sge ags gueu' .,.@ea AZ tt1Wv'ssA ,urned sasr.
l.. VI. Nisit r4'i. nth Carolina. Mr..
gard, Mple, Sr., arrived home We'd
CoS-from a business trip. The new
ice factory is turning out some Of the
nest ice we have seen south of Jsckso n
g<onville.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
LATEST NEWS AND INCIDENTS.
Matters of Interest That Are Happening
Around Town.

Around Town.
Try pair of those puncture proof tires
at Giles Bicycle shop.
County Surveyor Fries paid a visit to
his daughter in Orlando last week, re-
turning here Monday.
The Daytona Gazette News says that
Mr.. and Mrs A Bennett and son, Clar-
ence, returned Tuesday from their sum-
mer's visit at Rochester, \. Y.
Mr.. ]. f. Arnout, the house mover,
who has been doing work at Palm Beach,
was called to Pennsylvania Tuesday by a
telegram announcing that his mother was
dying.
There will be a mass meeting of citi-
zens this Friday night at the court house
for the purpose of nominating munich
pal ticket for the town election to be held
the latter part of next month. The meet
ing is called for o'clock.
Mrs. p. e. Walton,' of Philadelphia,
nee Miss Ahne Egger, was among the ar
rivals in town the earl y part of this week
accompanied by her bright little daugh-
ter of Is months. Mrs. Walton expects
to spend the winter here with her sister,
Mrs. f. A. Morgan.
Mrs. Geo. NJ. Robbins and little son,
George, left Saturday for Point Caswell,
\. c., where Mrs Robbins will visit her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. X. F. PaddisOn,
for awhile, to be joined shortly by Mr..
Robbins, and then they will proceed
north for pleasure trip.
Palmo-Pepsin is very popular.
Have you tried itP Wilson & Son.
Complaints are being made all along
the east coast that deer, quail and other
game are being hunted and killed out of
season in large quantities. 1t seems as if
the game wardens are not doing their
duty, or this wanton destruction of game
in violation of the law would not happen.
Mr.. J. Z. Wilson and bride arrived in
Titusville Monday afternoon over the
Sanford branch and are now costly To-
Gated in their new home. On Monday
night Indian River band rendered them
a serenade at the residence of DIR. b. r..
Wilson, where the young couple spent
the afternoon and evening, and the band
boys say that Julian set 'em up in great
shape, the band being regaled with cake,
zee cream, lemonade, etc.
C. q. Hesse shipped two cords of pal
metto roots to New York this week for
experimental purposes. He does not
know the nature Of the experiment. but
parties to whom they are consigned think
they have found another valuable pro-
duct in the palmetto root. few years
ago the saw palmetto root was looked
upon as a nuisance and an incumbrance
to the ground, now it is one of the most
valuable products.-New Smyrna Breeze.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
A Parsons Noble Act.

81 want all the world to know" writes
Rev. C. J. BudlongrsG S. ;Ashaw gen +: l.,
what a thorouahey exc a.nythingfle
medicine l fouhic Bitters Are the surprise
They cured mwonderful work in liver, ki
troubles that 5mach troubles. Don't fail
ing for many y. Only so cts. Satisfaction
around cure thy all Aed,sists.
saw" Electric -Ae busi@s-
all for their wono ro hr
'sry them. OnIJessoK sALEAs ossee.
a.arsnteed by ali wyse sna agon, pr
"a $75.W. Adde'S. ,.ars 89dfsois once. 1
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
GARDENERS SPECIALS.

Iron Bed and Springs, 4-6X6-0, $6.05.
New FALL Prints and Ginghams.
Sewing Machines, g. 30, $3.50, $3l. 30
Alarm Clocks, S9c., $l.OO, Sl.6O
Initial Ties, b, s, p, II, NJ, J, 35c.
Book Bags, &C., l5c., 20c., 35c.
CHAS. \. GARDNER, Titusville, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
WANTED

To borrow, $1,000 on following de-
scribed property, to-wit: Lots ), 1 and
) in fractional section l6, township g
south, range 36 east, containing IL acres,
for five years, or would like to sell prop
erty cheap for cash. Address F. \. Bell,
Tampa, Fla.
The Florida star., 1902-09-19
FOR SALE.

Young Jersey COW, with. second calf,
also Jersey bull calf, top buggy in good
order, single or double. Apply to L.,
cale STAR office.