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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28
GLOOM 1T CREENTHIE
Volume 81 Water Pouring Through
VIDE ceyasse.
ROARING OF TORRENT
The Same Is Heard Five Niles and
the Inhabitants Of the Missis.
sippi City Are Dreading
Final Outcome.

Greenvilie. Miss. March ga voi-
ume of water sixteen feet deep and
over six hundred feet in width Is
pouring steadily through > crevasse
In the levee Ave miles south of here
and Is flooding thousands OF acres OF
the finest farming land In the eele-
brated YaSoo delta. regarded By many
to be the most fertile soil In the
world.
The break In the leyee occurred at
IL O'Clock Friday morning and the
roar Of the rushing waters can easily
be- heard ia Greenvtlle. Only zoo feet
OF the emhankment gave way at frst
and mighty effort was made by hun
dreds Of lsborers In charge OF the gov
eminent engineers 10 check the rush
ing food by Cribbing and aacking. but
1t VAS soon apparent that II vas be-
.ond human power TO successfully
combat the RESTLESS fury OF the cur
rent An hour later 1t was seen that
the ends of the leyce on either side
Of The erevasss were melting fast. the
force of The current cutting the em-
hankment away as though il we're built
OK sand
When the FIRST report of the break
raAoAed this city the excitement vas
sntesse add many people began to cob
la9 cnesr valua6les and keA them
ssivea tx readiness 10 snovs away a. q
ssa2sste Eotice.
TAs ssAaation has g~ww wssee fo<
gesa vaaia VISA o. the y<ss~<ion
,swes Asoaes Aais street sss ees~
aeAnASs<A and water las naaeAex
wAsAAAgtbz avAue. the kighess potnt
IN the city Appeals for help hAvs
essn eo2ing IN all HiEht from the
waAhinwton avenue the Highest point
boats are belnw sent continuously 10
their relief TIE news comes from
these additions that people we're seen
cllngins ie rossss ~ houss and RATS to
e@c saF
Another break 90 the Mississippi side
- reported Ia the Albsusrle lsve@ IN
i9wrr Issaanena county bot 5Hforna-
ton from there Ia cha; she damage
from thiB hr"ak wi}l Hot o. heavy aa
ths rouutrY vas already partially in-
undated and sac rise q water viii ne
cessarsly De aeeaECpaa4e4 18th littIc
GuVee.
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iRATE lRISHMEN.
Two Hundred OF Them Rslt Performers
with Aaet~nt EEKs.

Two Hundred OF Them Welt Performers
with Ancient Eggs.
New York March 2s.-Two hundred
IrishmeA whose feelings had been out
ragged by the performance Of "MeFad.
dens Row OF Flats at the New Star
theater rose In their seats IN the thea
ter snd peited the performers with
rotten eggs. vegetables and fruit. The
audience OF over 1000 was thrown into
~ uproar and the actors we're driven
Aom the stage
TAe AGAR wAs the cainination OF
o ssriss OF aftemp4s to krsg the per
saemanee OF this play To al ena Aae
ao atop forever che production of ssseh
plays. TAe disturbing eleaeni w@
scattered through tAe orchestpe. RAJ
esay and gallery 81 the theatsr. Which
10 oas ~ the largest in New York.
seme sf tAe players howled thssE dis
dAA@ 90 tAe original disturbers In
the uproar q policeman, who was try.
Ing 10 preserve order. quickly stamped
cat a burning rag in one Of the aisles,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

FHs~enErr Relate HORRIBLE Incident OF
The ~"uthrro Pacific CotIlsioo.

FAssenGrr Relate Horrible Incident OF
the southern Pacific Collision.
San Antonio March cV-THe -ara.
casualties ia "a, southern Pacific col
lisioH az la Costr was three killed
aud eighteen injured Officials OF The
road are investigating 'ha cause of
The accident
One nf the most horrible incidents
connected Nth the wreck is related
by a passenger who was ASS sting tn
the efforts 60 rssele the three men
vho were burned 90 death In the burn
ing wreck. One 90 the unfortunate
was pinned down by "A heavy timber
thai fell on his legs. and b. the flames
were rapidly eating their way Ia where
he lay a passenger secured saw and
In order 20 eNtrlCate the victim before
the IRE reached him. began saving
his leg. IL being the only way iu which
to get the MAJ away from under the
timber. Th- flesh had been sawes
through 10 the bone when the flames
got SD hot that attempt had 70 be aban-
doned and the man was burned 20
death Bhe other two who yost their
lives were killed by the collision
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me mma s1ss Son gahn khas ~ Esemsh ~
: 1ennssssa CausHsbEe.
jacksonville. Tenn.. March =. --Ias.
Flowers and his son gohn were killed
Friday morning il Monroe county.
Tennessee. By Constable Fgorace witt
at point near the North Carolina line.
says q special to the Journal and Tri.
bune from MadisonviIle. Tenn A few
days ago James Flowers and his three
sons attacked Washington Altman.
the occupant of a tract of land which
was in dispute on account Of the Ioca.
ton Of the state line not being exact.
iy known. and forced him to retire
from the land at the point of shot.
gun Altman sent word to the county
seat. and obtained warrants for the
arrest of the men. Constable Witt
was given the warrants and summon
ed posse. Arriving on the scene the
constable learned that two OF the
Flowers boys were absent and he de-
termined to attempt to arrest the 9th
ers. As the posse appeared they were
Aired on. Shots were returned, Witt,
killing the elder Flowers with a re-
volyer bullet John Flowers was al
SO killed. IL is believed by Witt. The
other two Flowers did not return and
were not arrested although members
of the posse were left behind for that
purpose. Witt has demanded a full
investigation Of his action.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Ardmore T. T.. March g lin a de
eision handed down by Rttorney Van
pevHnteT ot the interior department.
IN the case 81 Joseph and Scott Year
gin. citizens by blood Of the Cherokee
nation II Is held that Curtis law does
rot apply % Indians on rolls prior to
1880 About lice claimants are affect
ed, The IeAEenk moved from the
Cherokee n4tion % Southwest city,
Mo They Sill hold property ia tAe
nation and are st.il citizens. thoWgh
Eon-Fesidenta This sill result IN the
other 100 being enrolled.
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lnf4hsQM GRASS.


- 49, AHMzMNAS# - - N@M3Nm4 ~ HzMmsAs
pssssa - shs rrsuss-
Austin. March 6 johnson grass
biz Vas passed to Be engrosaed By
The house. IN amendment By Mr..
English permitting the owner o. les
see q lands upon which the grass
vas grown 10 haul II in any form
across the lands or across a public
road running through his land. was
adopted.
House bin providing for sale and
lease Of public school and asylum
lands was placed on third reading and
passed finally by vote of so TO 80.
Galveston, Houston and San Antonio
railway merger bill passed the house.
Following house bills were passed
finally: Exempting the Switchmen's
Union OF North America from the pro-
visions OF the law regulating frater-
nal beneficiary societies. defining IN
lawful insurance business: exempting
property of military companies from
taxation: relating TO costs paid by the
state in criminal cases; appropriating
$1,000 TO assist in rebuilding the old
stone fort at Nacogdoches: validating
records OF licenses OF physicians filed
with county instead OF district clerk:
/ relating 10 bonds OF public weighers
engaged in weighing for the public:
Quieting titles 10 railroad lands; pro-
viding for extension of corporate lin
its of towns and cities. relating to the
public curriculum; authorizing the in
corporation Of mutual assessment &C
client insurance companies.
In the senate the bill appropTiating
$50 coo for preservation OF San Jacinto
| battlefield finally passed.
Senator Douglas bad finally passed
his bill giving the state ten days free
time on its freight
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

seAly. Tex. March 2S.-Whne wait
ing for a train. screams were heard
FROM near the Santa Fs depot Upon
hurrying To the scene u was found
that a Bohemian woman from Wallis
named Mrs Anna Prokop had bean
the victim of an attempt 20 assault by
q Eegro After a few hours search
Carrei Alexander was located and
landed IN jail Ne was fully identified
by the woman The negro was taken
away by officers and q Is reported q
mob got him
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HiGAWAYMAN HANGED.

FirSt Tine in the Historr Of Aiaba'aa
Feaalsy Il Thns Paid.
Birmingham. Ala March 2&-WiA
Dorsey. colore8, was hanged here At
II 30 O'Clock Friday for highway rob
berry. Il being frst Instance in the
states history where the death pen
atty has been Imposed for this crime
Dorsey vas convicted Tor entering the
home % David Mcnamara a mine OPP
orator near PIRATE mines. three years
ago aud shooting down Mcnamara aud
robb.nr tao place Mcnamara. though
badly wounded recovered Dorsey
claimed that the shooting was done
BY another negro. hut did not deny
compicity Ia the crime be mot death
uufluehinely
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Carrollton. Ca. March 3s--Liexten.
ant Reese. Who was seriously wound
Tuxedo and Race Track additions and
1els force in the Philippines. is the
son Of C5iobai GS<GT REESE. al attoT-
new OF tails city. and nephew OF Con
gressmsn W G. Adamsen- He Is tween
ty-two years old He served in the
Second Georgia reg meAs during lie
spanish var
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WARNING SENT.
cahs 10 Asaia~d Thss Aay Aassa~s.s
we~id psFsat Rscspro~4sy


~ssid pst~al RsesErs~ssy
Washington. March rs Secretary
HAy las aent n warning 10 Cuba thAi
the slightest amendment 81 tAe Cuban
reciprocity treaty by the Cuban con
gress. even that watch pFopOses 10
make Ms ratification conditional on
the treaty going into effect during the
current calendar year. certainly would
da<af the ccnventbon itself. since any
am@@dmens must be submitted 10 tA~
United States senate and before that
can be done the slate axed for the On.
al exchange OF Tatsacations. March 81
viii have passed Mr. Squises TIE
United States minister ~ Havana. has
transmitted this note 60 the Cuban
foreign minister. and be Is hopefG'
that IL will be Sufficient 70 curb the
desire 20 amend the treaty
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DiSAS TROUS FIRE.


Tyler, Tex. March 2s-This city
Friday morning lad her most dlsas
trows FIRE. Three business houses
we're destroyed and the total losses
will aggregate 5000 coo. on which
there was slight insurance The firms
who suffered were. Abe Harris & Co
Wholesale drygoOds. Grimth drug
gisf Edge Brus Minis. nbotogra.
pheT, pr Crews. dentist. Dole KIN.
burn, furniture, y " Rowland and
r. Byfleld The fire. wh.ch original
Cd tn the establishment OF Edge Bros
= believed 10 have been Of incsudia-y
origin
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

AHs;in March 2S-Coveruor Ian
ham approved the Rock Island con
solidation bill II authorizes the Chi
cage. Rock Island and Gulf railroad
company 60 purchase and operate Chi
cage, Rock Island and Texas. the Chi
cage. Rock Island aHd Mexico and the
easciaw, Oklahoma and Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Fort Worth March % The jury IN
the damage case OF Oran Hoskins.
suing by his guardian. Mrs Nellie Hos
kins against the Fort Worth and Rio
Grande and Red River. Texas and
Southern Railway companies returned
verdict for the plaintin in the sum OF
ass 900
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Oletha Tex March 2s.-In a din
Guilty here Reuben Strickland vas shot
three times with pistol. dying IN a
few moments. j Sherrod surrendered
20 the officers. waived examining trial
and gave bond In the sum OF $4,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Memphis Marcs 81 The river Frs.
dss uteat ass failing aud the gauge
showed ass feet q gal og tNo-tenths
AZ twenty four hours All railroads to
the west are operating trains over the
tracks OF the Irus Mountain. The only
line which has ves sucCeeted in open
leg lts tracks The Choctaw annouuc-
es tsas their tracks vii probably bs
oE~Dea b. Monday The Frisco Of
ncialH report that rapid progress Is
being made ia repairing the damaged
tracks Just across the river ia ArkAn-
ass ard they anticipate a speedy re
@amptAoa 81 LR9c over their OAR line
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Washington. March 2s-Justice Cla-
oaugh OF the supreme court OF the
District Of Columbia has boen appoint
ed chief justice Of that court 10 sue
ceed Judge Bingham. retired Former
Senator Pritchard Oh North Carolina
VIII be appointed 90 an the vacancy
created by Justice Ciabaugh's promo.
ton
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

CiaTkSville. Ts1.. March 2s.--Mrs. J.
T. Oouway. living In the north part
OF the county vas tesEd BY neighbors
in a dying condition from the effects
OF katie wound ia ner neck After
her death an examination was made
by officers and her husband. J. T. Con.
way was arrested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

SaA Antonio. Tex. March 2s-Pres-
ton Lewis. who on Feb. 10 blew the
top OF General wilson's head of, with
a shotgun while the latter wac asleep
in bic bed in this city. was convicted
In the district court OF the crime OF
murder and his punishment assessed
a. confinement in the penltentiary sor
life
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R.tlasa ~ ursg aa,a. ehleI..

Montevideo. March sS-An Assem-.
bly, Of the chiefs % the revolution just
ended. ratified and acclaimed the
peace convention. which vas signed
with The TnYesnment last Monday.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

Fairfield ToS. March 9S-Ore
BLOCK of twelve wooden stor houses
was burned tao the ground MANY
goods We're saved Total loss estlma.
ed ar So 600 Insurance not over
$4,000
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New Orleans March 2s-Tbe mont
tor Arkansas sailed from New Or
LEAFS for 81 Louis
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AsEro~ Ia Marea - Weather
warm and cloudy riv@ ca . stand al
cas-
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TWO nicely furnished rooms 10 let
to desirable parties. Access 10 bath.
w. 3. Newton, AZ Conner resi-
dence. 0gp
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Bason Rouge, La. March .s-Tseve
was - u the hardest rain calls Of
- @ason here Friday Afternoon. At
. O'clock the gage read - Is. q rtse OF
thrse- teniha for twenty four hours
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WANTED wEnt to lbHy a good
mich COW. T. +. houlbson. 90
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WANT--At once, carrier boy for
Dallas News. f. F. Over, Cireu-
lator. 0S
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WANTED--Second hAAd roll top
desk. Apply at this office. 0sp
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BOARD AND ROOMS may be pro-
cured by limited numkef OF desirable
parties; references. 0All or phone
Mrs. Gus Kemble, 400 Collge street.
New phone, No. 20. Cpd
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FOR SALE-Good mnleh COW, with
young calf. O. G.. aseau II
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DESIRABLE Room fqf rent. Mrs.
Williams. 2l2 w. Mapin 81. ,Sl0p
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TIME OF NEARto have vsF Sew
tng Machine ThFougtly Cleaned I,
Go save scar eu rFaetknsTy as well
az yourself BToAEH PARTS dapii
Gated. Arthur Mathoy s. COY aad
Bicycle SHap. blif
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

WANTED~A Manager for New
Branch OF our business ip Wsxa
hachie. Write promptly yxithfref-
ereuee. The Morris WHOLESALE
House, Eiucinn atti, Ohio. USp
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

HOW IL your lawn Rng~"f9 IL 1t Is
dali let me sharpen II f"r you. Ar
thur GAek0y's 6tT aua bicvrls
shop. u
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

HOT WEATHER csIla ~ auick
meal gasoline stove. ~ iBem az
the Ellis Couoty Hari~srs ~. q
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-03-28

LoST--oue Jersey CO.'S. heavy
strap around horns, Notify v.
Trippe'i, by phone, at reAFience or
store. IN
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WANT COLUMN |

II your aWant dds, is In this col.
unan It II being read daily,
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A. J. MOsELEY, - Gnas for
WluonA" Mile full safDivss ho-
siery and underwear, old PHONE 100
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FOR RENT Two dw*isfg hpuees
auv 5.ronfa and "re gear
college. ~se T. ~ RaskN tf
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FOR RENT SIX fuaGa hPlsg 1n
Ffauklfn street, ueay -yaere, Now
occupied by VIM Atktu
If II, r. pstrtr6,
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\ LARGE STOCK ct yt~tng ma-
chine needles. oil, hsln, and all
kind of sewing machiA extras al
ways on hand 81 A Yohs Musie
store. tf
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LADIES ASB dENaS' Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired4 Yhe best work
In town Lowest prfces. &l3 kast
Main st J. =. FeTFin.
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AGENTS WANTED Bell - Ba-
con hf'g. Co, van agents for
earth. Big money 10 kjRht parties,
Salespeopie for all Texas. w. F.
Smith, Texas manaGr, az FrAnk-
lin street, WAxAhachie. Texas$ 0sp
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PROM the fir~t day ~ AprI will
cell for CASH ONLY. ThogA owing
gne would do me- favor aqIeorne In
and settle II T.. wyAtH the gro
s~r, I'll East Main streeS@ 9
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MIN WANTED for the United
State. Navy. nsehinists, fnemen,
coal pasSers, elecirhclaus| ship
wrights, seamen, Ordinary 6eamen,
iAndsmen. apprenttees Yhd mess
attendants; mast be Anglican born
citizens or have made legal declare
ton of intention H. bees fne citizens.
Only men OF good cnaraeter and
physique need apply. For informa-
tion apply In person or by letter TO
Naval Recruiting Station. post
Office, Fort Worth, March - 10 y.
Dallas, March 10 To April IL
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s@ssesseeees. sssseee
|VANI COLUMN |
s~~e~~>4>>@>eeAys%ee~~>>~S
-A--4.--.=-u.---~
II your aWant dcs, is In this col
uEnn Il II being reid daily.
ROARD AND ROOMS may be pro-
cured by limited numhef OF desirable
parties; references. Gall or phone
Mrs. Gus Kemble, 400 Collge street.
New phone, No. 20 09pd
DESIRABLE Room fof rent. Mrs.
Williams, 2l2 W. Masfin 81. siop
- - Il
TWO nicely furnished rooms TO let
to desirable parties. Access 20 bath.
w. >. Newton, ~ Conner rest
denee. Wp
WANTED wEnt to boy good
milch COW. T. +. rhoulbson. %
WANT-At once, carrier hoy for
Dallas News F F. Over. Cireu-
Iator. " Os
Second hAAd roll top
desk. Apply at this office. 0Sp
FOR SALE Good mich COW, with
young calf q. G. a@eau II
wANTED~A Manager for New
Branch OF our business iR Wsxa
hachie. Write promptly y%ith/ref-
ereuee. The Morris WHOLESALE
House, Ciucinuatti, Ohio. 05p
. SSs H 5ss {. Sis.d farms '' sss
LoST-oue Jersey eow. heavy
strap around horns Notify v.
Trippeii, by phone, at reAFience OF
store. ~
AGENTS wANTEp-BelI "a Ba-
eon mfg. Co, wan agNnts for
waxahaehia for hotast/ saller on
earth. Big money 10 klEht parties.
SAlcsp~opie for all Texas. w. r..
Smith, Texas man agxr, ar Flank
lin street, WAxAhachie, Texssf 0sp
FROM the fir~t day ~ Aprl / will
cell for CASH ONLY. ThosA owing
me would do ms a favor syfeone In
ard settle n l.. wyAtY the gro
s~r, I'll East Main strvet~ o
HOW IL your lawn gng~"F9 IL 1t Is
dail let me sharpen II faf YOU. Ar
thur 1Aek0y's GtT aua blcvris
shop u
HOT WEATHER csila ~ Quick
meal gasoline stove. ~ iBem az
the Ellis County Harti~Srs ". q
ron EFNT-Two dvsl,t< houses ;
Que 5-ro"ta and ere u aear
FOR Rent SIX roam hy6se 90
Frauklfn street, near -Vaere, Now
occupied hy Wa AtkiuT
II NJ + pstrlra
sFr Mss. CO. orig. tfy.tadl,s
shirs vaist srcas n,if yinaAsre ORDER
roa REHr-oas /rc1bs bou.e
ou Hgigss street. - Ff"em "
r.. - Fatt 81
LADIES Nrs. CAX 0riers vi8
b pleaard ta sa"~ e. aer samples
81 spring suHs- e
TIME OF YEAEto aavey vgr Sew
tnu Machine ThFougtE Cleaned
60 save scar eu fNaetAnsFv as well
AZ yourself BraAas parts dapli
Gated. Arthur Mattoy S 8uV aud
Bicycle Suap lHlif
A. }. MosELEY. - 49, for
'winonA" Hills full sesfDlvss ho-
sisrE aud underwear, old 'p1one 100.
LARGE STOCK Of y~tng ma-
chine needles. oil, h4lgA, and ali
kind of sowing machiA extras al
ways on hand 81 AYoh's Musie
Store. III
LADIES ASD GENaS' Clothing
Cleaned, Repaired4 Fhe best work
In town. Lowest Esrfces. 2l3 kast
NJ ain st J. =. Ferfia.
MIN WANTED for the United
State. Navy. msehinists, hremen
coal pasSers, elecirlclaps[ ship
wrights, seamen, ordiusry 6eamen
iandsmen. apprenttees 9hd meas
attendants; must bs Anglican born
citizens or have made legal deciara-
ton of intention h. betyfne citizens.
Only men OF good charaeter and
physique need apply. For informa-
lion apply in person or by letter TO
Naval Recruiting Station. post
Office, Fort Worth, March y 10 y.
Dallas. March 10 To April 4 Is
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1903-06-19
U.C. V. Reunion August 4, 5, and 7th. 1903.

Mode Johnson was in towr
Wednesday on his way home tC
Winfield, Kansas. His brother
John g. Johnson, stockman 0!
Floyd county, brought him this
far on his way.
Elder l.. 7. Cole, OF Fanchon, was
one OF our visitors yesterday. He
had just returned from the Chris
tian camp-meeting at Hereford and
saws they are having grand time
there. Mr.. Cole il u native of the
Blue Grass State and has been in
Texas only about three months
Tuesday morning &. w. Palmer
brought to the office n fine bunch OF
rye taken out OF n field of 80 acres
belonging to +. Hoffman. 1t stands
about four and Il half feet high and
the heads will average 6 inches long
and are wei, filled. Mr.. Palmer says
that the stand is fine all over the field
hut that he does not for a moment
believe that it will equal Joe Gar
rison's prospective output of fifty
bushels per acre. Mr.. Hoffman ex-
poets to grind the rye and feed to
hogs in connection with alfalfa.
A plucky woman in Montana. seeing
that her husband was drawing a
gun to shoot her, got the drop on
him." and killed him before lie could
shoot. She had first submitted to be-
ing knockeddOw thrice. Women are
not always submissive to brutal and
cruel treatment. The Montana man
got what he richly deserved, and the
plucky wife hOnored her sex by pro-
tecting herself.-Ft. Worth Register
To all OF which the News, says,
Amen!
We learn there Is a move OnfOOt to
put in an independent stage and eX-
press line between Plainview and
Canyon City; stages to make con.
nection with all trains coming in to
Canyon City and going out. An en-
terprise OF this kind is very much In
demand, as the present facilities for
south of Canyon are
entirely inadequate to accommodate
the travel. 1t is very inconvenient
for people desiring to come south to
be compelled to lay over in Canyon
City from 10 o'clock Il. IN. until I u.
m. the next day, Besides this, 1t is
not an uncommon thing for people
who desire to go from Tulin tn Can
yOn City to be refused Il seat on the
stage. -Tulia Standard.