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Canvass OF votes cast shall. except as
herein otherwise provided, be made in
the same manner and by the same
officers as the canvass of an election.
The party chairman of the precinct in
q precinct canvass, of the county In a
county canvass. of the state in a state
canvass or some duly appointed agent
to represent each party shall be al
lowed to be present and observe the
proceedings.
l. The precinct inspectors of election
shali. on separate sheets, on blanks
70 De provided for that purpose, make
1uil and accurate returns of the votes
cast FOR each candidate, and shall with
IN tW'enty-four hours cause to be de-
livered one copy Of such returns az
to each political party, to the county
chairman OF that party and also cause
sucn retxrns to be delivered to- the
county clerk, II a September primary
or to the chairman of the city com
lnttee and city clerk If city primary,
pIovlueo always that such returns
practicable
q. ne county canvass OF the returns
OF the September primary shall he
made by the same officers and in the
manner provided in chapter S, statutes
OF 1893. for the canvass of the returns
OF November election. The canvasss
ers sna4l meet and canvass such returns
AZ ten o'clock on the Friday following
the september primary. Their returns
shall contain the whole number Of votes
cast for each candidate of each politj-
cal party, and duplicate as to each
political party shall be delivered to
the county chairman of such party.
d Ihe canvassers shall also make
an additional duplicate return in the
same FORM as provided in subdivision
z, showing the votes cast for each
candidate not voted for wholly with
IN the limits of the county. The county
clerk snail forthwith send to the secre
.ary OF state by registered mail one
oolipiele copy or all returns as to
Sucn candidates. and he shall likewise
SEND to the chairman Of the state cen
tral committee of each party a dupii-
cate copy OF the returns last described
such party.
Section II. The board OF canvassers
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exercise the powers prescribed by sec
lions 25 and 26, statutes of 1898: but no
person shall be registered on or after
the day of holding the primary without
personally appearing before the in
Spect0rS.
3. The inspectors shall register any
person who shall on any registration
day file an oath or affirmation to the
effect that he is a qualified elector in
such precinct, or when they personally
know him to be such.
T. ANY person registered on either
or SAID days as prescribed herein, shall
be entitled to vote at the succeeding
election without other registration.
s. There shall be no other registra-
ton day or days for either a primary,
general or city election, except that
prescribed by section q, Of the statutes
Of 1898
g. No voter shall be required to
register under the provisions of this
act were registration is not now re-
ouired by law
Z. The inspectors shall be in session
Tor the purpose Of registration from
nine O'Clock in the morning until eight
O'Clock In the evening, except that on
the day of holding the primary they
shaIl be IN session from six o'clock in
the morning until nine o'clock in the
evening. NO inspector or clerk shall be
palo 70 exceed three dollars as compen-
Satlon for services on any registration.
primary. general or city election day.
CHALLENGES. = Section Is. The
party committee Of each precinct NAV
appoint in writing over their sigma
lures. two party agents or representa-
tives, with an alternate for each, who
shall act as challengers for their re-
spectlVe parties. and have the power
prescribed by section 46, statutes OF
1898. The right of any person to vote
al primary may be challenged upon
the same ground and his right to vote
be determined in the same manner as
AT an election The chairman of each
paI1y committee of any precinct may
represent his party at the polling booth
curing the canvass and return OF the
vote at a primary or he may appoint
an agent or designate a member Of
ms committee for that purpose
CANVASS OF VOTES.-Section 16.-
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political party that cast the next lars-
est vote in such county or city at the
preceding general election.
In any case where the publication OF
notice can not be made as herein
before required, it may be made IN any
newspaper having a general circula-
ton in the county or city I'm which the
notice is required to be published.
OFFICIAL BALLOTS.-Section 9.
An official ballot shall be printed and
provided for use at each voting pre-
cinct in the form provided herein and
annexed hereto. The names of all can
didates for the respective offices, TOR
whom the nomination papers prescribed
shall have been duly filed, shall De
printed thereon.
On the reverse Of the ballot the fol-
lowing endorsement is required:
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] certify that the within ballot was
marked by me for a blind elector. at
his request, and as directed by him.
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NOTICE OF
GENERAL ELECTION.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, /
Department of State. }
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that
at O. general election, to be held In the
several towns, wards, villages and cleo
ton districts of the State Of Wisconsin,
on the Tuesday succeeding the first
Monday being
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
LET US HELP YOU TO HEALTH
Hood { Martin Want Every Ca
Gtarrh Sufferer TO Use Hyomei
and Be Cured.

Statistics show that at least 81
out of every 100 persons in this
state suffer froE catarrh in some
form.
While the disease is one of the
most common, 1t is also one of the
most dangerous and offensive,
leading to- consumption and other
diseases of the respiratory organs.
Prior TO the discovery of Hyomei
and It's introduction in this section
By Hood Il Martin, every method OF
treatment had been found worthless.
The discovery Of Hyomei and its
growing popularity has already re-
duced the percentage of those suf-
fering from catarrh. This wonder
full remedy is the simplest and most
pie agaut of treatments. Put 20 drops
OF Hyomei in the pocket inhaler tb at
comes with every outfit, and breathe
Ii for few minutes four times a
day Relief will be seen after the
first treatment and a complete cure
will soon follow Breathe the Hyo-
mel In this way, and the catarrhal
germs even In the most remote air
cells are destroyed. The irritated
mucous membrane is soothed and
healed, and perfect health restored.
Hood Il Martin say TO all catarrh
sufferers, Let us help you to health,
we are confident Hyomei will cure,
so confident, in fact, that we guar
antee to refund your money If 1t
fails. A complete outfit costs but
81, and If it does not help you, your
money will be returned promptly.
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NEWS IN BRIEF

Pat Mcbride Vas drowned near
Thuroer. Tex
Lsona johnson. tour years old. died
at III F4so from burns.
Two negroes were elected school trus-
tees at Guthrie. Okla
Many damage suits are before Texas
court OF etyti appeals
John Newlee OF Pinevine. Ky. died
suddenly At Seymour. TEX
Body Of Eugene Cole vas cut IN two
by a train at Rockwau Tex.
In storm at Wharton. Tex. a sum-
Der OF houses we're uuroorpd
Mormon church adopted a resolution
prohibiting polygamous marriages.
Near Cottonwood. Tex. Or :. A.
Griftia set cut 1000 apple trees ana SEQ
pear trees.
North Texas Bee Keepers associa. Is
ton held It's annual session at Blossom.
Lamar county.
Mayor Rose Democrat. OF Mlgwauke~.
was reelected hy sslg plura"ty. pen
ecvats eontrol council.
Al Ledbetter. Tex. Mrs. r schultz
drowned herself IN a eistsrn. Last week
sac swallowed earoolie acid.
prsh IN a web at Gonzales. Tex
struck hat water at depth Of logs
feet u registered ioo degrees.
II "A quarrel about girt Henry
se e sixteen years ED. Killed Paul
1esle@- same age. az Chicaxo
san Aatoaio and Aransas Pass en-.
saas vas thrown IN = pc at Cameron.
Tex~ and Engsneer bran severely hurt.
Ten ~ tha finest ears ever butlt pv
the Pullman Car eornpany have essn
seat & ths weFlss eair FAR a1Asetfiaa
Secretary Hax and cahaa Msalsssr
0nssada havs sizmaa sxtraasstan
treaty eeee~en Vfnife4 stas~s ant
eahA
hrgFe@aaT SaewwsaA ~ ngsfrv an
ssFaefaF "a University 80 eaiearnsA
was seriously sana Agsw HsAv nsrm /.
slsy ~ Eve fnata IA
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eRcHtaIUoNtsrs MEET.
TeEstnate Candidate For Governor
and Adept Bret Platforr,

TNNN@N FteF FsSH0FfW.
Indianapolis. AFell Th@ praelhi-
''a7l@9s OF Indiana in convention
"Wednesday nominated Felix r Nc.
"hirIsr 81 thl~ e9,y Tor governor and
elected delegates and aH~rnsteS to the
national convention The convention
took no action regarding a nominee
for president More than SIX hours
were taken up In the discussion Of a
Platform @hlcb, when adopted cor
iA4med oriy few more than 500
words
The platform declares that Alt laws
permitting the sale or Intoxicating
liquors. are contrary to The. voice Of tbe
supreme court Of the t'hIf~a states
and the PrnhibittonistS ~ Indiana AJAX
for the repeal ~ an such laws whIrh
nos make .our state a party 10 In.
crime 81 ii4uor selling
Tee request Is made FOR "a legislative.
enactment prohibiting the .rnanufac-
tHre. sale. Importation expectation
and transportation ~ Intoxicating
liquors. foy beverage purposes within
the state. natlen or foreign posses
sious
Legislation which SHAH piacs capt
trl and labor on an eauai footing be
fore the law IS approved
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ST. Lofts. April 7-At thp Southern
hotcs Wednesday afteroon senator Eur
ton, vim. shortly before. had been sen
fenced by Judge Adams to serve SIX
months IN the Iron county jail and
pay me Of $4,000. said TO an Associaf-
ed Press representative;
II have nothing whatever to say re-
gardlng the verdict most respect
fully refer you to my attorneys on all
questions concerning the matter
Senator Burton then went directly IN
his room. Five minutes later Hugh
G. Dennis. president ~ the Riaito
Grain and Securities corupany. knock
ed en- the donr. ard Was admitted and
the two conversed together for some
time
The case VIII be Appended 10 the
United States district court OF APP
peals. the highest tribunal in the mat
ter. Senator Burton who Is senior sen
Htor from Kansas was convicted after
an exhs uStiYe trial in which various
letters from him 10 the Rlaito Grain
and Securities company. ia checks
which he received in payment for hi%
services Ia hehalf OF the concern he
fore tn. poStofflee department. and the
testimony of numerous agents or the
government we're introduced Senator
Earton'S defense was that ne was
merely acting Ia the capacity Of an at
forney. and did not employ his sena-
totiai Influence IN the work
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KATY OFFICERS.
Annuss Meeting Mas Held IT Dsllss -
Wednesday,.

~$Hft&@f kFt*Nk*t8 y - 0R%7~ ~ &f@tt#A ~
Wednesday.
Dallas April EA me annual meet
Ing o. the Missouri. Kansas ard Texas
Railway Company OF rexas the board
Of directors was reelected. The latter
elected following officers: Chairman
and president. Henry G. Rouse; vice.
president and general manager A. A
Allen: second vice. pdesident. J. ~
Simpson: treasurer. A. " Tomblin;
secretary. c. s. sherwin: general coun-
sci. James HagerTaan general attor-
ney. Thomas S. Miller: auditor. Will
iam O'Conneil; general freight agent
J. w. Alien: general superintendent
r. S. Mcdowell; general passenger
and ticket agent. w g. Crush: chiet
engineer. J. w. Petberman: master
EIeehanlc. G. r. McEelvauey: claim
agent. III G. MacauIay. traffic claim
agent, ] A. Christensen
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ANOTHER LETTER.

Cross Roads, April 3.-Cotton
planting is the rule in this section.
Everybody is trying to get ahead OF
the boil weevil.
Corn is growing off nicely since
the storm. Wheat and oats are in
splendid condition.
Charlie Holland has the humps
J. NJ. Ledbetter and family of
South Prong visited j. T. Vantreese
last Sunday.
A Lasswell and son of Waxa-
hachie were down on his farm this
week. They spent the day hunting
and fishing.
Jack Gilley and family visited
George Seabolt at Cartwright Sun
day.
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Chicago. April THE Mueller law.
authorizing cities In construct. own.
operate ard lease street cars and PRO-
Fife means therefor carried nv a vote
ef la2,4@t The negative vote was
5e,le4 Ta" rext council will be form
Of rs Republicans. 81 Democrats. > IN
dependents. one OF whom h Dema-
erat. and the other a Republican. ana
Socialist
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CHOSE OFFICERS.
John Dynond of Louisiana Was Elect
ed President Of Association,

Sonn Dymonc OF Louisiana Was Elect
ed President Of Association.
New Orleans April lin his address
before the Southern Good Roads con-
yeption President Moore Of the Nation
al Good Roads association iaia stress
or three Communications which he
hns''h '.r...s. - =:::.s.;ss::,-,ii Is. linz rrso-
buttons
tlrsi the enactment af varranev
iaW omprehending the use Of All able
boiled eouFtcts. trampS ard pauperH
In the hoiifing ~ public roysis: second
the creating ~ state highway corn.
mission ia each state. with an engineer
at Us head. and third tire adoption ~
The states aid pian providing FOR imam
elai ard moral support far tie coun-
tieE ~ the state.
Permanent organization was effected
with ihe election of the following Of
Hsets John .1ytnond, Louisiana
president W L. Henderson. vtee~pres-
id~ni for Louisiana. J. H. Bright. vice
ptsstdeni far Texas r. y. wsnf@i.
vice. presi6"nt for Missouri. Tagci.n
SonlaL vice. president for Louisiana.
J ~ Klilehrew. vice. president far
Tennessee NJ. n Mayo secretary.
President pymond tnadn strong
pf~s~Htation Of The case for good road
advocates
SeHatof A l. i-atlwer OF South Car
otha ard Judge Norman 9 kttrell Of
Houston Tex. i~iegraphei their ina
hl3y 70 deliver addresses assigned
than AT the conclusion 81 Mr. pv-
f"ond~ speech general discussion us
tud4iEed in.
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Robbed the Grave.

A startling incident, s narrated
Dy John UIiver of Philadelphia, as
follows: 81 was in an awful condi-
ton. My skin was almost yellow
eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain
continually in back and sides, no APP
petite, growing weaker day by day.
Three physicians had given me up.
Then | was advised to use Electric
Bitters; to my great joy, the first
bottle made decided Improvement.
| continued their use for three weeks
and am now we'll man. / know
they robbed the grave of another
victim" No one should fail to try
them. Only 80 cents, guaranteed at
Thomas Il Moore's drug store.
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eRANIlkzA.

Misses Georgia Stephen son, Tin.
nie jenkins and Blanche Cardwell
we're guests Of Miss Effae Shnfnez
last Sunday.
Grandpa and Grandma Roberts
have returned from q visit TO Hem
dereon cOanty.
Little Miss Mona Roberts is re-
covering from measles.
Miss Nellie Warren lie visiting
relatives at MAloney.
Prof. Criddle of Waxahachie and
Prof. B. G. Dyess of Maloney Wis
tied the Cross Roads school Friday
April [.
Mrs. Sloan has been on the sick
list several days,
Misses Mamie and Lucy Aldredge
and Fife and Lizzie Vantreese Wis.,
tied Waxahacbie Tuesday.
Corn is In fine condition in this
section, but the recent storm dam
aged 1t some.
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memphis, April "A special 10 the
@"'f'tAsFs cal Il pift-aI from Summer,
Miss. SAYS. Albert Baldwin. a negro.
was convicted Of the killing Of Engia-
sc Fogarty or the Yazoo and aissls-
sippi Valley railroad at TutWiinr some
Time since and sentenced To hang on
Aay II Motion for a new trial was
oVerruivd
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Memphis Aprii THE marriage OF
Miss Aloyse Cicaila and Thomas C.
Ashcroft, both Of this city. were SOL
emnized Wednesday at st Peters
Catholic church. Rev. Father Gaffney
officiating The wedding vas one of
the most notable of the year AZ Cath
Ollie circles The bride is the daughter
81 the late Paul Ciealla. a widely known
business man OF this city Mr.. Ashcroft
has been agent Of the Associated Press
many years iu this city.
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Oepoxitors SAFE.

Akron. o. April The Akron Saw
tngs bank. which closed Tuesday. re-
opened its doors Wednesday for bust
ness. WITH receivers In charge Suits
10 enforce stockholders liability law
nave beer filed. and as a ma ority of
the stockholders are people OF wealth
It IS certain that dcpositors win nor
lose - co
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
NO MORE TRAINS
cetten Belt Has Stopped Runaiaa into
City Of Meu.phts

Memphis Nprit lit Is announced
BY local officials ~ the 81 Tnni. and
Saufhw estern railway CCottou Rett.1
That the regular Passenger train which
left AemrAis "Wednesday night at s 20
O'Clock for tae southwest. was the last
train ~ this system that viii be or.
Grated To or from Memphis In other
werds, the departure Of this train
marked the Withdrawal % the Cotton
Bet from this city All employees o.
the system here both freight and pas
senger have been notified that they
VII Iee transferred 20 other points
They viii leave foT their new assign
mssts as soon as che offices here can
DO closed
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VA vesseIs a. ealueston.

Galveston April THE torpedo
boat destroyers WThipp1e. ] V Chase
captain. and Wooden Lieutenant d. Il
Mccormick. commanding. arrived Ia
port from Pensacola Wednesday after
noon and are anchored in the roads
They report fine weather on the voy-
age. The ftotiIla is under the com
maud OF Lieutenant Commander IL
Johnston
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07

Temple. Tex. April Thu the county
court 81 Eeiton jury found Dr. J.
y. Haley of Oenaviile not guilty OF n
violation 81 the local option law BY
reason of using a faulty prescription
blank. This Ia the first trial Of q mum
her Of cases similarly involving other
physicians OF Bell county.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
In Hands of Printer.

Austin, April THE annual reports
OF the rail Dad commission and con
trotier are still I'm the hands of the
printer and AS very little proof has
been read. IL viii he some time before
those volumes viii be printed and
ready for distribution TO the public.
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Chattanooga Apeu a speeial n
this Times from Rrtstel Team savs
A mob tried t. get possession ~ FIN.
ley Preston. the negro VITO murdered
i~'51tAn shaw. eotorea. in johnson
county. and who IL now IN iail al
sa@antaIn CITY. THE met almost Raj
their man in possession when their
courage failed thstn ana they scam
p~Fed away The parties are sails e.
h-se been nexroes
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ehleaaA April ! james n wanzsr
and W. T. ehadetck. composing the
mrm az = @aheer a Co. grain dealers
have nlea voluntary petition ia hama
FnpssF liabilities are scheduled 81
sasaAe
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Work Completed.

New York. April s,--Work has been
completed on the exhibit prepar red by
New York university for the Louisiana
Purchase exposition at ST LOUIS.
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A BARGAIN-An Estey Upright
Piano, as good as new, half price,
call quick G. A. ARNOLD
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FOR SALE-A good, gentle milch
COW with young calf
81 G. A ARNOLD.
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NOW TIME 70 have your lawn
mowers sharpened, cleaned and ad-
iusted. Arthur Mckoy's Bike and
Gun Shop. l2pd
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CHICKEN FEED, Redeemed
Wheat, Cane, Millet Seed and Corn
Chops, Sleeper Grain Co. IL
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WANT COLUMN

CHOICE Fsalt Worth property TO
exchange for Waxahachie property
M. T.. Chambers Realty Co., 500
Main street. TT. Worth Texas. Spd
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07

LOOK! LOOK For the pantorinm
for IL IL the place to get your clothes
in tiFst class order. Ladies' tailor
Ing aud alterations specially II.
Phone co. If
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WILL MOORE HARDWARE CO.
-~ Wants 10 take down aud store
your heating stoves for you. IL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-02-08
New Work stock Market.

New York, Feb. s, IL a. m.-The
stock market was called upon to meet
two unfortunate factors of depression
the rupture of diplomatic relations be-
tween Japan and Russia, and the iire IN
Baltimore. Considering the circum-
stances the market met the shocks with
decided power of resistance. Feyerlsh
and irregular rallies occurred after the
opening on support by the larger inter,
ests. The speculation naturally remained
clearly unsettled and appears likely to
be influenced by the foreign develop
ments and the final determination of the
extent of the Baltimore losses. Bonds
are generally weak.
With losses amounting TO couple Of
hundred of millions entailed in the Bal
timore fire, thrust upon the financial
backbone of the country and with two
eastern powers on the verge OF hostilitiesi
the stock market fell from two to thre'
points today. Two things saved thu
market from a panic, the absence OF thu
public and big short interest created
in the last eight days of steady Decline
This interest covered freely today thu
STAYING bad slump. All stocks sufiere'
alike. 1t was generally agreed tina
powerful interests had united to proven
| a manic.
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Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas G. Boswell, who
have been visiting friends liz this city, left
last night for Norfolk.
Mr.. Windsor w. Domaine and Miss
Annie Lyles, daughter of Mr.. Richard
H. Lyles, will be married at the rectory
of st. Mary's Church tomorrow morning.
Rev. Father Cutler well perform the cere-
mony. Mrs. II. ID. Luckett, sister Of
the bride-elect, will be the matron of
honor, and Mr.. II. d. Luckett will be
the best man,
Bishop Randolph preached an inter,
esting sermon at the Seminary Chapei
yesterday.
Col c. A. Dempsey, U. S. A., and
wife left today for Washington. They
will reside at 1908 r street.
Mr.. Thomas Murphy and Miss Annie
Foard. both well Unknown young people OF
this city, were married last night at st:
Mary's Church parsonage by Reverend
Father Cutler. Today the bride and
groom are receiving the congratulations
of their many friends.
Cadet Charles E. Smoot, of this city,
has been advanced to sixth corporal at
the Virginia Military Institute.