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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-30
Special Land Buyers Excursions

VIII run to the new Ian IL Of Greer
County. oklahoma, and other sec.
tio"s OF the great Southwest IN No
vember anu December, via the FRS
co system.
Are you looking for rich and fer.
tile farming lands in the Southwest
which you can buy for from one
fourth u one-tenth the cost OF lands
of the East and North? They pro-
duce a. much acre for acre. Here
is IA chance to better your condition
and add q LIBERAL amount to your
pocket book.
For fail particulars and speei al
railroad rates apply at once to X. =,
Lemon, Secretary Frisco System
immigration Bureau. ST. Louis, Mo.
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A RUNAWAY BICYCLE.

Terminated with al ugly cut on
the leg 81 j. r.. OrneT, Franklin
Grove, III. Ii developed a stubborn
ulcer unyielding 90 doctors and rem
ediss for four years. Then Buck
lens ArnIca Saive cured. It's JUST
as good for burns, scAlds, skin erup-
lions and piles. &c at Thomas a
MOore's drug store.
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DISASTROUS WRECK

Carelessness Is responsible fOs
many "A railway wreck and the same
NJ sufferers from throat and lung
troubles. But since the advent of
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Con.
sumption, coughs and colds, even
the worst cases can be cured and
hopeless resignation is no longer
necessary Mrs. Lois CraRg Of
Dorchester, Mass is one Of many
whose life was saved by Or. Kings
New Discovery. This great remedy
10 guaranteed FOR All throat and
lung diseases by Thomas d Moore,
druggists. Price l0c and sIO0
Trial bottles free.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-30

All orders for either Colorado or
McAlister Coal delivered will be
$500 a ton until further notice. This
is j0c cheaper than Fort Worth and
Dallas prices from same mines.
o. n. II. Thompson.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-30
Closing Out nj Cost.

We are closing out our entire
stock of groceries AT actual cost, for
spot cash only. We will retire from
business as soon as stock Is sold.
II VIII Ralston Il Co.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-11-30

To the first five persons giving
The correct answer, two tickets will
be given TO each that will admit
them to Hoyt's Comedy Co. next
Tuesday night. 1t can be done
File answer at Fearis drug store.
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Notice.

From the Ist Of December will sell
for cash only. Don't ask for credit.
All accounts not paid by December
the 10Th will be gwen 10 an attorney
tor collection. 4. Z. KIDD.
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We are closing out our entire
stock of groceries at actual cost for
spot cash only. We will retire from
business as soon as stock is sold.
If VIII Ralston Il Co.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
Free-A Wonderful Shrub. Cures
Kidney and Bladder Diseases,
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Giligan Dies in the Pen.

Richmond. Va, April $ (SpeciaL) The
death in the Virginia penitentiary. late
tonight. of Andrew Carter Giligan, is the
closing chapter in one Of the most sensa-
tionai tragedies in the criminal history
Of the Old Dominion State. 1t was on
ii dark night in Christmas week. three
Years ago, that Gilisan shot and killed
{. Beverley Turner, prominent citi-
zen of Isle of Wight county. Giligan
had been reared on the Turner farm.
and grew up TO love pretty Serena lsa-
bella Turner. the idol of the household.
Letters written back from Hollins nsti-
TUE. which were introduced in the trial
Of 6filigan indicated that the accomplish
81 girl cared for the handsome. though
humble. young man who had SO long
lived on the farm. Gigan was forbidden
the home. bat continued To see Miss Tur-
ner occasionally He WAS near the sta
HE that fatal night when Turner went
ont ana was killed. Giligan claimed that
Miss Turner was with him when he shot
her father in self defense. The young
lady Tripi raPpDf1y
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ARKANSAS
Negro Lvnched in Arkansas.

Little Rock Ark. April 6.-John Turner.
coored was lynched at Warren, Ark,
last night for an attempted assault on
Mrs w II. Nceley, a white woman, VINO
resides about miles west of town TINS
attempt occurred last Friday and the
negro WAS arrested Saturday and taken
before Mrs Neeley, who was positive IN
her Identification.
shortly after midnight a mob broke into
the county jail and, taking Turner out.
strung him to a limb in front of the court
house where several other negroes have
been lynched at different times in the ms
tory of this town Turner denied his guilt
to the last Notwithstanding his identiii-
cation by Mrs. Medley. There was little
noise and parties residing next door fall-
ed to hear the disturbance attending the
lynching. Not shot was fired and the
body of the negro was lett for the coro-
ner who cut it down this forenoon and
held an inquest. which developed that
the lynchng was at the hands of un-
known parties.
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Into Church Wild Deer Ran.

Natchcz. Miss, April 6.-The members
of St. Mary congregation had a mos'
peculiar experience at high mass Yester-
day when a lare fine doe ran down Cnior
street into the iron fence about the ca
thedral, severely injuring itself.
The doe then ran into the catnedra
and up and down aisles among the mem
bers of the congregation. 1t finally made
it's way out running at high speed, ane
when two blocks from the cathedral Tel
to the ground and died in few moments
The doe had been driven from the
Louisiana parishes by high water, swan
the river. climbed the hill at the river
front and raced through the streets Il
the ca thedraI.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13

1t is the Kind Ply
sicians Use and
Prescribe, a Il d
Druggists sell in
Extra Large Bot
ties, weighing over
Two Pounds, for
One Dollar.
Write by Postal
Card or Letter,
giving your name
and full address
street and num-
Der.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13

Columns, Miss. April 6.-(speciaI)-
Almost the whole town of Kennedy, Ala,
a station on the Southern 80 miles east
of here, was burned this morning at .
clock.
From the long distance telephone it
is learned that the following business
houses were entirely consumed: Propst
& Sanders, general merchandise; Plot *
Long, general merchandise; j. l. kenne-
dy, general merchandise; f.. 2. Phillips,
general merchandise: DIT. kennedy's drug
store hotel postoftice and DIR. Collie. 5
drug store.
Several other stores and residences were
DANA ged. The origin of the ire is IN
known. The estimated loss to property
stocks of goods etc, will reach fully
$40 900.
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MISSISSIPPI.
Elated Over Levees' Strength

Jackson. Miss, April 6-tSpecial)-
Planters in the Yazoo-M ississppi levee
district are very much elated over the
splendid strength shown by the levees
of that district, and the prediction is
being freely made that as a result of the
escape from an overflow this year the
price Of delta lands will increase from
Is TO % per cent. The upper district is
composed of the counties of DeSoto, Tu-
Mica, Coahoma. Quitman. Ia atchie
Sunhower. Leflore, Holmes, Pamela and
Yazoo, and the leVee board has an in
come of over 100000 per year from loca
taxation alone for the support of the
system of levees, which is only about
rs in length.
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Mistrial in Howard Case.

Decatur. Ala, April 11,-(SpeciaL)-The
trial of Robert Howard for murder in
the first degree, which has BENIN prog
ress at Athens. IA miles north, all week
resulted in a mstrial, the jury standing
eleven for acquittal and one for hanging
The verdict was rendered late this at
ternOon. -
Last July Howard engaged in a diff
Guilty with a local ball player, Frank
Bauer in a New Decatur saloon Howard
claims Bauer struck him three blows
on the head with brass knucks when ne,
Howard. drew his revolver and fired two
shots. One shot struck Bauer and he
lived four days.
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NORTH CAROLINA.
Two Negroes To Be Hanged.

Raleigh. n C., April 7.-(SpeciaL)-Gov-
crnor Aycock sets May IL, saturday, for
;he hanging of two negroes. One. Vance
Spivcy. is now serving a life sentence IN
The penitentiary. Last summer he be-
came cnraged with the convict who occu-
pied the bunk with him and struck his
companion on the head with an iron rcd,
killing him instantly. SpiVeY was sen
fenced to hang but took an appeal to the
supreme court. AS that court finds 10
error the governor orders him to be
hanged at Halifax May l6.
on the same day Frank Wick, negro.
will be executed for criminal assault at
C;DllShOrO
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Have You Tried 1t?

Ozomulson is the only yita!ized emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil combined with the blood germclde Glaia
COL the emulcent food Glycerne, and the Bone and
Tissue building Salts of Life the Hypophosphtes Of
Lime and Soda.
Ozomulson is the Food That Does SO Much
Good It is an aid to any medicine you may be
taking. Your physician knows the formula and Will
recommend it.
Take no emulsion but Ozomulsion and it will
make you we'll.
The great and marvellous building, strengthen
ing properties of Ozomusion are quickly shown in Its
immediate Good Results for Coughs Colds, Grip,
Bronchitis Pneumonia and Throat and Lung Troubles,
Night Sweats Consumption of the Nose, Lungs,
Larynx, Intestines, Spleen, Kidneys and Liver,
Anemia Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and all disturb
ances of the digestive nervous system.
Its Wonderful Blood making building
and Strength producing Elements make it the
Monarch of all Spring Medicines.
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LITTLE Damage to OYSTERS.

Jackson Miss, April Especial Joys
ter experts along the Mississippi gulf
coast are agreed in the opinion that the
floods from the Mississippi river this year
will not greatly injure the oyster reefs.
The fresh water always causes much de
struction among the oyster beds but IL
has not been OF an extent this year to
Justify the fear of an oyster famine next
season. and the immense volume of fresh
water poured out by the river has been
so well distributed by the currents carry
ing sea ward that only small portion OF
the oyster reefs have become inundated
with bra C1<ish
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
Child Killed by Young Girl.

Charlotte n, c., April 9-(Spccial)-
Information was received here this morn
ing that Elsie Ogburn, formerly of this
city, and a daughter of Mrs. Mollie Og-
burn, of Charlotte, accidentally killed
the 7-year-old grandson of J. II. Steele
who lives miles from Lancaster
The unfortunate occurrence took place
at the home of Mr.. Steele at 6 o'clock
this morning Little Boyd Steele, the
child that was killed was standing near
the Ogburn girl while the latter was care
lessly handling d 32-caliber pistol
The weapon was discharged ana the bull
let struck the child in the right temple,
infiicting a wound that produced almost
instant death.
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LOUISIANA.
Strike of Cotton Handlers

New Orleans, April CAS- the result of
the controversy between the steamship
agents and the screwmen. white and col
ored, work of loading cotton on sea-going
vessels ceased along the river front to-
day.
The white and colored screwmen have
turned down the ultimatum Of the steam
ship agents which demanded an abroga-
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Weather Aids the Farmers.

Jackson, Miss. April 10. Especial The
fine weather that has prevailed In the
STATE for the past two weeks mas caused
much activity among the farmers, and
planting is now actively in progress e&-
ccpt in the two or three data counties
overlooked by the foods from the Mis-
sissippi.
In the southern portion OF the state
considerable cotton planting has beeh
done and cotton is being placed In inc
ground in the central section. 1T viii be-
come general in north Mississippi within
the week Corn planting is progressing
nicely IN all sections. The cool sfch &C
complaining the fair weather mas NOT
deer beneficial to Young vegetation, and
considerable fruit las been killed, but
the yield promises to be up to the
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1903-04-13
Lumber Dealers Adjourn.

Jackson, Miss, April THE Mississippi
and Louisiana Retail Lumber Dealers
Association finished their session TINS
afternoon and adjourned to meet IN an
nual session in the city of Shreveport on
September Is.
Before adjournment the committee ap-
nointed at the last meeting made their
reports On the recommendations Of the
proper committee the lumber men OF MIS-
sissippi and Louisiana decided to join the
association in a test case of the demur-
rage law of the railroads. charging a de-
mllrrage on all cars of lumber that are
not unloaded in a day after being delV-
cred to the consignees.
The following officers were elected:
B. A. Tucker. Senatobia Miss, presi-
dent: l.. Allen Shreveport. vice president;
w. G. Harlow. Yazoo City, secretary
and treasurer.
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Held Up Train Crew.

Georgetown, Ky, April S.-Tom Riley
and Joe Murphy were arrested on the
charge of holding up the crew on
freight train near here last night. The
men held up a tramp and took two re-
Volvers from him and then proceeded to
rob the train crew. They attempted to es
cape near the depot and Riley was shot
in the leg.
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Hill To Make Shortage Good.

Rusk, Tex, April Tx Financial Agent
William c. Hill today instructed F1nan-
cial Agent WORKMAN. of the penitensiary
board to ascertain the shortage OF y. 3
Busby, former assistant financial agent
and to draw on him for the amount. SO
far as the investigation has gone this
will be large The governor today Of
fered Il reward of $3.50 for the capture Of
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Banker Whitman Indicted.

''Warrenton, Ga, April u.-(Special.)-
The grand jury of Warren county today
returned indictments against w. S.
Witham, former president and financial
agent, and f. b. Farmer vice president
of the bank at Warrenton, which institu-
ton CLOSED its doors in February 1902, ow-
ing depositorS some $4,000. The indict-
ments charged felony in rendering the
bank insolvent and loaning more than 10
per cent of the capital stock to one Of
1icer of the bank. No criminal cases of
any Importance came on trial in the
courts.
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KATY Elected Director.

Dallas, Tex, April S.-The annual meet
ing of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Railway Company of Texas, was held
here today aud the old board Of direc-
tors was elected
At the organizing meeting of the board.
held Immediately after the stockholders
meeting. all the old officers We're re-
elected for the ensuing year with the e&-
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Law Man Sold as Slave.

jackson, KY, April 11.-Bruce Marcum
has been sold into servitude for months,
under the vagrancy law. Marcun had
such reputation for idleness and
adherence of work that the highest bid
was only $3.50. The bid was made by
William Griffith who must provide for
him for the time he is in servitude
Marcum is y years old and a mefhoor of
a well known family. United States
Court Commissioner Markle is his :Ihcie.
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Will All Plant Cotton.

Opelika, Ala. April ESPECIALLY Farm
ers are busy at work trying to catch up,
as they have been greatly delayed by the
long continued bad weather The usual
INN ense quantities of guano are beng
sold. The fruit crop will be almost
failure and it seems to BE- cotton again
to the exclusion of all else.
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Jackson, Miss, April 7.-(Special) AT
its sitting last evening the supreme court
reversed the death sentence case of Aus
tin pulpus, convicted in Chickasaw
county several months ago on the charge
of murder and sentenced to be hanged.
The victim of Pulpus was a man named
Anderson. who had previously struck HIM
over the head with a spade, infiicting a
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Rollins Heads Committee.

Greensboro, N. c., April 9.-At a meet
ing of the committee tonight Thomas S.
Rollings was unanimously elected chair
man of the state republican executive
committee to succeed ex-senator Pritch-
ard resigned, lie is a son in law of the
latter.
The committee recommended eX-Judge
Robinson,Of GoldSborO as member from
North Carolina of the republican national
committee
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Freight Wreck on Mobile and Ohio.

Mobile Ala, April S.-About > O'Clock
this morning at Chunchulu, Ala, Is miles
north of Mobile a northhound freight
train of the Mobile and Ohio railroad
colided with q southbound freight. Roth
engines were badly wrecked. and a negro
fireman OF the southbound train IS miss
ing. Three members of the crew We're
injured
it is thought that the collision resulted
from misunderstanding of orders. a
special train with physicians and wreck
ing train We're sent from Mobile.
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VIRGINIA.
Tobacco Company Solo

Richmond Va. April lit is rumored
here that the T. c. Williams Tobacco
Company. of this city. has been sold to
the Continental Tobacco Company. r. {.
Williams. the head of the company. is
ont OF town and the representatl. Of
the hrm in Richmond decline either to
confirm or to deny the report
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Three Men Shot to Death.

Wbitesours Ky, April S.-John II.
afn-Hns of Elkhorn. 6 miles from here,
WI killed hv officers who were trying
~ rrest him for disouerly conduct. Ac-
corning to Il report received here. Two
Gf.ars were killed during the hght.
N uins had had several narrow es-
,.t-es IRON, death previously, having
itar-5v ESCAPED with his life a Pond
esp, Ky where his ia ther, mother ana
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Dropped Dead While Writing.

Hot Springs, Ark rpril 1o.-W. S.
Robbins known as pop Robbins. aged
So. a sheet writer at the big southern
pool room here, while busy over his sheet
today when the crowd was largest in
the pool room. suddenly dropped from MS
chair dead. He was native Of Buffalo,
n Y. aud was we'll known among sport
ing men.
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Kentuckian Kills Brother.

Lancaster, Ky. April S.-John Metcalfe
shot and killed his brother, Ben Metcalfe,
at the home of their father on White
Lick creek. in this county, as the result
of a quarrel. John Metcalfe was arrest
ed He claims that he shot his brother
in self defense
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Son Avenges Death of Father.

West Liberty. ~. April Sam trace
I,...l Logan Elam and Sidney Elan. the
,4.5.r.iarad mans son. avenged his ia
tt.l.,.,. death by killing Trace on the White
lsrk of johnson river in the county yes
day.
Young ELAN surrendered ana was placeu
u jail here .,.
The Flams and Trace were relatives
auI roishDors and the Killings grew OFT
L. E.ttliL. f-LN-
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Two Young Boys Drowned.

HuntsviWe, AIa, April 10-(speoiaI.)-
Two sons of Robert Hall. Monroe
farmer were drowned in Indian creek,
10 miles from here yesterday. The boys,
10 and 13 years old, went fishing and
failed to return to supper Their hodIes
were found in the creek last night No
one witnessed the tragedy.
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Mistook Wife for BURGLAR.

Admission. Ala. April S.-(Special) Mrs.
Nellie Sides was shot in the left should
er and arm Saturday night by her hus-
band at their home near Jeaceburg Mr.
Sides IS a Well-to-do farmer and he mis-
took his wife for burglar and shot
her He is almost Frustrated with grief
on account of the accident, Her wounds.
while very painful, are not necessarily
dangernns
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painful wound In reviewing the evidence
the supreme court intimated that there
were good grounds of self-defense in the
case, and that Pulpus must have been
PROSTATE on the ground when he fired
the two fatal shots as both of them
ranged upwards in Anderson's body.
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Bank Cashier Is Killed by Bad Man

sherman, Texas, April S.-Ben L.
Thompson. cashier of the Bank of Com
merce Texas was shot to death on the
public square Of this city this afternoon
by W. +. Stone. of Texarkana- Tex. The
men met on the street and without pre-
liminary parlance drew their revoIvers
and opened fire Thompson was struck
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Seventv-five Farmers Institutes.

Jackson, Miss. April 7.-(special.)-Ar-
rangements are being made by the
faculty of the Mississippi Agricultural and
Mechanical college to hold IS farmers in
stitutes in Mississippi this year, one in each
county The scope of the institutes will
be greatly enlarged, and special efforts
will be made to attract attendance from
farmers whose methods OF filling the soil
are decidedly in need Of Improvement.
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Chinese Are Dennrted

Mobile Ala. April six Chinese were
deported today for lack of necessary
papers They go via New Orleans. where
seventy others will be added to the
party.
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N EWS OF DIXIE.
Continued from PAGE Eiobteen

a reply to the invitation has not yet been
receiVed.
Ehe institute will be held for the coun-
ties of LaurenS, Emanuel and Johnson
ard il is expected that a number of farm
G will attend
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Don't forget the $4,000 contest.
The last day will be April 20, and
that closes the matter Your esti-
mates should be in. $4,000 cash
offered.
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Cincinnati. April S.-A. D. Bryan, form
er Lieutenant governor of Kentucky. died
at his home in Covington, Ky. He was
for years leading attorney, as well as
prominent in politics