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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-28

a typical western COW-tOWn and mining camp.
Blank had begun quietly, and had continued along
its peaceful way with singular immunity from any
disturbing, all-regardless element. Consequently
the advent of Wildcat Pete" was an unwelcome
surprise
But while the presence of the desperate was
looked upon by the citizens of Blank with disavor,
still he stayed and did about he pleased. To tell
the truth, the marshal afraid of him, and the
public generally found it necessary to take time
to consider. Therefore wildcat Pete" remained,
a thorn in the flesh of Blanks prosperity.
He a clustering, domineerng, loud-voiced
individual; and although this is not the distinguish
ing trait of the real bad man. to back it up he
proved himself mighty quick with gun
On a Saturday morning the proprietor of the
general store of Blank returning to it, after
rather late breakfast As he walked up Man-st,
he noted that ahead of him the thoroughfare
seemed oddly deserted. Pedestrians and horse
men and teamsters showing strange par
TALLY for the side One might have thought
that portion of the street was plague stricken.
1t
AS the merchant wondering advanced presently
he beheld the figure of squatting tailor
fashion in the middle of the road 1t was Wildcat
Pete" There he sitting calmly, arms folded,
but with six-shooter in each hand; and whenever
anybody walking riding drew near he dignihedly
waved them back They went. He owned the
street They sought another. 1t just bad
mans fancy, but it had to be respected
However, the merchant frowned. He was
noyed. Pete had stationed himself exactly in
front of the store, which possessed the only piece
of sidewalk in town. When one has gone to the
expense of sidewalk, the ONLY sidewalk in the
community, he does not relish having its attractive
force rendered null and void SO that some freakish
wight may pose as a real-estate car.
. The merchant amably suffered to enter his
store; but if he was prepared to greet customers,
he prepared in vain Custom was emphaticaly
at low ebb Several prospective buyers hove in
sight the merchant knew; but Pete grandy
waved them to another street, whereupon they
retired precptately.
The merchant followed by his anxious clerk
went out to where the desperate sitting, cross
legged and cross-arned vgilantly guarding his self
selected limits
You're Wildcat Pete are your" asked the
merchant.
Yes, sir, I'm Wildcat Pete" replied the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-05-28
I A Nj | n @ A
TOWARD noon of
a June day sew

a June day sew
enteen years ago,
there came riding into
the little town of
Blank, in Southern
Colorado, a stranger,
sombrerod, red-ker-
chiefed, blue-shirted,
high-booted, and wear
ing at each hip, in
the holsters of a we'll
filled cartridge-belt, a
heavy six-shooter. He
halted before the prin-
cipal saloon, threw
reins over his horses
head, dismounted, and
stalking in roughly. pro-
claimed himself to be
wildcat Pete and
a bad man. and
ordered drinks. HaV-
ing imbibed consider
able liquor, he pro-
ceeded to caVOrt up
and down the street,
threatening and bully
ing, and in the recog-
nized border way
" shooting up the
town. "
Although still with
out the civilizing in
fluence of a railroad,
Blank was not and
never had been law
less, free for all; that
is to say, wide open,
in the measure of many
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
WONDERFUL SPANIEL.

Mr VI VI William, oI 49, isae,-. "a
NrFN hn~ ihnuoaghhr-i FlrIis Aal,r
sFAn'ri imported that = ;ru.y = 41u.isr
90 u's WAy tie CAT d A.u.a-t an
Ih,ng eIcvEI JAik. and - Ab.r o. tad
iusI article on beIug xut fsT 90. i.s .s,
acute s-n~- oi sfusli
An liiusrAIEIn N1s gwen . utasrs-r {
THk STAK sgAIi, Sho ~IGoeS-.-i A. rut.-
usi s0u - h1S A-IllSDe.e IN fttls ilrt---..-.
AvEdAN NJ Williams t0-lE frau. "a.
vet ,-rcKei = .cod siza-i rs,iI II t.,lIs Al
ESI;ng AaAy from EIs ltOEz dIsg4nrr ~
about one huniTr-i aRI sfgy sarts. nd
H8s aI0Gcy and r-EHFRei .8E t--lrs
tlld tn bTinx II oAck the sPAn5el srl.l
straight All rsGurUy-! la4Re,i.A1r.s l. As.
. AsJrE suh TIE iu-i gre-nt.ars- Iaia.i.
not 80 ~ hli! mssssng ThIs dns e,-z.-
ascS Z sIalav ant@iiIS Srg.Cr rsSraGiy
rrCnyrrrt a wy ValE2i,se aid Elsuly
.Eszrd -1hi hGnTins eA--d ~aGSA i.g Nr
l.a.- irhkiHs- very heavy gram o1yrr
- - k~aEg Tx
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
A BOUQUET FOR DAVIS.
FrOm the Washington Post

FrOm the Washington Post
A veteran southern Democrat, whO has
done his state faithful seryiCe, Tetires Ia
private life st the close Of this session In
the IersoB OF Representative Roheri W
Davis, Of Florida Small As the Florida
delegation is, IL has been one Of the most
industrious from the south an doing things
for Florida People Since Mr.. Davis en-
tered congress eight years ago Florida :
tao senators and two memters have -
cured many hundreds Of thousands OF
dollars for river and harbor improve
menis, . number Of good pHhlic bnIidIngs
and have Collected from the government
over 81 ,COO. 90 for an old Florida Indian
VAR claim
As one Of the hardest workers iR con
Eprss, Mr.. Davis contributed hIs share To-
~ard the Weil- kHOsn n suCItsses of his del
egAiiOn He has spoken sei,iOm, but al
~ays to the pOInt and never for bun
comte- The retiring Florida member ha-
made Ro eRemirs during hIs four t,Tn~
AMI his friends are MANY on b,th sI,irs Il
the Centsr aisle. He Is oIe of th,- tea
men IN the house - hose return Jo pTIyai..
hte all i- a iO-s To the ,arrtsl ani bu.I-
Ecss-iIke consideration ct Legislation.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
RUNAWAY TEAM YESTERDAY

Mr. Puicheit's spirited team 0f horses
t"nk fright yesterday frum locomotive
While Crossing tie railroad uTack and ran
aSAy- In the vehicle there we're Mcssrs
fTgichvit, Peter >Uud-rgAaTd and r \.
Morgan The tirst ia" jumF-,i and re-
CeIVed some seyerr bruI-es from striking
gan stuck Ia the huEEy ard ~ucc-,-Iy,I Ia
stopping the TURASay- near HIC-'s gar
den. tie sustained sprAIned knvr and
a ieR small hrrIi>.-. He Ns- ia ths. har K
Al aUd had svTInI- time - urJng ,i'e
rvIHs end chtvkiug ii'e runaway har->-s.
4 uaTruS ,-~.aI-. fsT all
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

AOADAN. MAhIn o. lSto.
OuT reputation is as stake on every suit
w- -ell, rsrry garment that ~e dispose of
throws aai ITS own chest and Challenges
comparison Every time xe -ell easto-
meT 70 n-ans . chain Of purchaser. II
yoa have RoI bOHghI yoaF spFing and
summer suit from ns you are actually
thro~ing money away. just take .
giimP-r ~ our ImuseRss stoek Of A r.
kIrschhAu;n m-n's celebrated tailos-made
clothing and Isote the --latest styles prices
ranging from $40 90 TO so % per suit
We rSIl attention 10 oar nsw and up
tn-,iSte line of H4Ban and nouEl~ss shoes
f,r mrn and youths, just Trceived.
Men's fine gsIa2. fast black cotton hall
hos.-, Is crnts, tao pair far p ornts-
A nrw line of mems neg lige shirts, enfis
detached, Linn brand. sho~ ing the latest
up In-iaIr effects. light grounds. neat hg-
urrs ami strips, OT dark grounds, figures
and strip-s; worth Sl.25 zach, special
Ihrpe for 50 81.
Ladies merCrriz-d black hose, sPlieed
hs-el. soie aud Io~, Onyx brand, three
pair f,T 81 OO
Ladies' eorseIs, made of white ooniil.
deep hip. latest mOd~is, price - ornIs;
ais" another LOT made Of white batisIr.
empire style, sp-s-isl ~ cents We aisl
have 4 full line Of the latest modcls taper
ing NaiSt corset-, some With h0~e sup
POu-rs sItach-d, prioeu ranging from
81. o. to $50.
LArg-st line "f French ginghAms and
Toile du Nurd. Rel S-al E-Phys, Bates
ss-srsuckers, Amu-kesg. ia plaids. stripes
and solid Colors, lat. 81 shadings. just re-
c-iV-d. not sold elsew here for Ie-s than
Is or 10 cenis, our special price l2A cents
per yard
Mail orders promptly filed on any OF
the atoVe goods.
JULIUs KLINE,
TItusyilie, Fla
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

SUGGESTED Yrsn LAWS.

Edisss q TIA Florida ssar.
I woaid like to oifer the solIosins
amendments % the article over the signs
tnre OF Fisherman in THE STAB last
week:
A Lao prohibiting the catching of mul-
Irs rutireiy from the lssh Of November TO
the Ora Of January, making 10 penalty
Of ten dollsrs 6ne each on the dealer and
the ezprrs< company for each barrel OF
mule, shipped in that period.
Stop the use Of s-ibes and drag nets by
making IL penalty Of $500. oBe-haIf 10
~ tO shr Informer.
There shOnld be fine OF SIS imposed
on all parties caught within the twO-mile
limit Of an inlet xith either cast net or
. gill net on . boat
TITCsyILLE FIsHKRMAS.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
FIRE AT HERMITAGE GROVE.

A forest ire came near destroying the
Kenyon cottage tn, s,isy- The old Nor
row house, the parking house and n small
building containing orange boxes, paI-rI,
fertilizer weTr d,-tp yed THE ire came
from the WesI NIth a - mile bIrr1e b---
hind It. made iierc,. by the fat that psDT-
TioHs Of the praiTie acre very rough,
prul,ahly had uot i-en burned off IN ten
yeATs- The flames Game within ten feet
of the dWsilirg. Ii ~As only 10y the
heroic work uf Mr. and Mus @. Del
,enre, ~ho occupy shs place. thai tie
dwelling Mas saved. KACk fires saved
the place, for the prairie grAs- W"uld To-
carried 40 yards in gH-at bunchrs and
iod1rv uu the roofs, aud u ~s- Iu,I-ps-. .i.s,-
- attend e. several buildings a. oucr
NT n,iIeHTs returns thanks to- N,--r-
B'ud. and Chap O-ban and Nj >hIV-rs
tor Ihr,r assistance Inss cannot h. ell.
mated Al tins early dat. Mr I-tt-urr
hA- l,e--n unfurtgnaie thI- - .nl,-s iu i,.-lug
his Orange ,r5P o. ihv c,..I ALL n,s a.
met iDsIng a. he tat ~ nr.
us.s-g tvauiifgl -ltsI- TIE. t.1.r.aIa ..,r
~l'ue--t-t = ~r.i aVp-sr - Tat1-.l...- .,rard-
FREE street fair. sth - l!tt
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
CURRENT LOCAL lLcOEIcS.
srisf asatisa ss wa.s II eeisE On In
sad Absas fssssxills-

Citrus sock grown on high pine land
Indian River Nurseries, established 1876.
Send for catalogue, Toledo and west
Palm Beach.
Col : >. Travis. Of Cocns, xss noted
on the street yesterday afternoon leisure
ly taking in our town between the tWo
trains
We have the finest line Of toilet soaps
ever offered on the east eoss'- PTires
range from 10 cents up tn as high a. 81 %
per cake, Red Cro-s Pharmacy
The SCohie double cottage, ~hich has
been Occupird by the Mrssrs. Halle and
family and Dpnham and Wifr, MAS snld
last week "a Mrs AdhemaT Brady There
will be no change mare ia the occupants,
the new owner having pnrrhasrd same a.
an investment, il being immediately
north Of their other property on Hopkins
street
Dr- l. V Guthrie, Nife and tWO chill
dren, Mr. Rotert Coleman And Mr. X. T.
Mckinstrey, Of Huntington, W. Va, ar
rived here TUESDAY The gentlemen lett
"Wednesday for Rnseiand on the ratboal
Caprice, Ehich they have chartered ioT a
month from THE STAR editor. Mrs Guth-
Tie proCeeding via rail. They will make
headquarters With Col. II, ID. Ruffner, at
Roseland.
odd Farmer Hopkins" one of the
brightest rural dramas ever Nritten, Mss
Well rendered al TIIusVIlie oprra house
Saturday evening by the we'll known
Frank ;. Davidson company. The sp,-c-
Isl sceHeTy displayed Is we'll worthy Of
mentioning, while the fine musical -eIec-
tiOns by Prof Colyin and bis orchestra III
seven pieces Mas q real tr~at. the b-st
that We have heard here this sea=on The
play Was given - q parked honss and
everyone Was Wrli pleased With the eve
aiug's entsrtainment-
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
Latest NEWS. .IND INCIDENTS.
Mssssrs 90 s.s.<~ss rA.s Are E.pps.i.s
ArsasA rs1n.

=
Arsssa rs~a-
Jadee n. g. Jones arrived I'm town yss-
tsrday sftsr,soon.
The finest sssortment oi Cake, Bread
and Pies a. y Z c. 6oorry.
Upright piano Cor sale cheap. Inquire
ss the Indian Ri-er Music House. Titns-
vile, Fla
Mr.. r. T.. Mims. JE, Of FoFt Pisrcs,
~as here te~ days the past week Iook-
ing after stork interests s~ros- the river.
Call b~ils. crArker jars and an exquisite
hse Of souvenir goods Of all descriptions
have just been received al the Red CEoss
Pharmacy.
Mr.. Archie scTimgeOuV and hiss Sadie
Pearson. Of Brooklyn, we're married Mar.
les Mr.. ScrimgeouT is well knOWn by
many residents Of TItesville.
Mr. Ed REoxn. who spent part Of last
seAson here visiting With his brother-in-
Lac. Mr.. q. q. HoxaFd, is here for the
balance Of the winter season.
Mrs- G. j. Denham has been quite III
the pas, week with sn attack Of ls grippe,
bot We pleased TO note that che is rapidly
improving and is able 70 be about her
home again.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank johnson and their
daughter returned to New Haven the first
Of the week after . very pleasant visit
here with their relatives. Mr.. and Mn
@ W. scobie.
The auxiliary cabin launch oSBed by
DIR. Ross, which has been laying at this
place several months pending the critical
Hines Of her amer, Was sold Tuesday to
Dr. G. C. Feigel.
Beautiful selections in leather goods
and burnt wood work have just been re-
oeiyed as the Red Cross Pharmacy. An
inspection is all that il asked You will
be SIRE TO purchase theee novelties.
Mr. and MrsL r. NJ. Holman. Promi-
nent people of Worcester, Mass, after
having spent aboat two months NJ Enter
pTise, arrived in Tiiusyille Monday Ia
stay few Se-ks, having visited this SEC
tiOn for several years past every winter
season.
Professor Charles Oldrieye gave a very
interesting exhibition Of thas novel and
highly entertaining performance known
a. waller Walking. oR the TiveT in front Of
the indian River hotel Monday afternoon.
which ~as enjoyed by the I-oPIe Of this
city. Also numerous water bombs
sere exploded much 10 the pleasure Of
the little folks Professor OldrieSe IeGt
that afternoon foT ockiedse, where he
gave an exhibition Tuesday.
Mr. Cia.Idie Stewart came from Bona
venture Tuesday with the neS p fnot
launch Recently built for DT. A. A. Stew
ara and Oscar Stewart by the EAsI Coast
Marine Railway company, AI Eau tIAliIe.
This hoat Is about SIX frss beam and Is
equipped Nith a Both four ~ cie motor
and make abont eight mikes per hOuT.
Tie b.aai SiI bs u-ri a. ruRAbout t-e-
tween this place and the S,e~aTt grove.
at Bona,euIurr by Mr. Z. Il >teSart-
B..for,a IrAVing for the north tins Ne,.s
Mr.. W H. Mcfarland IUfirmrd II ,;
reportrr that he had Interested = Suii-
cate in bgSIug Ihe LGUd property fnr thr
puTyyose of building reS.'Tt iEuisi IheTsNnn
II ~ Weli EuoNu tia; a rssuTt huSst In IA
tnsVilie NoGii dTa~ MANY gsSlftle Co. tins
place NieTras thr accommodations no
ARE not sufficient tn Wvvt thv demand
We hope that thr PUrIrCt all msisrtAiizs'
81 that it NiIi he prelAR-i hnr neat sca-
sons bgsiut-sS-
rrRN1r.Rk KIENlTTkR
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
CHURCH NOTES

Preaching by the pastor in the MethO
dist church, Titusvilie. next Sunday,
March sab, at II q m. The pastor wIll
prrach st Cocoa az 7.30 in the evening.
Sunday school al 10 a. IN. All invited.
Rev. J. b. Hawk will preach at City
Point Sunday, March 5lh, at 1890 a IN.
He will preach at 81 Paals church, Eau
GAlIie. al 7:3O p IA. All xelcome.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
= dV L.. Iu.vI I.Ii"D

pulF 70. Il y L.. Iu'U.I I-sii"D
W bite MtH.io~ ~i,A,tv-. 49, --cTu
CaTTIsg,. Er.i aui Hos, Fasrg
lrWp NgSk-, al Ri.iji+s
IaV---tTy Brussels CarT-t
Ma fAT--E ia -jpCE
/ { ENlli Et. bLl srtsHir~ ~iitE -
4 la \ 'IaG,iurT. E.'l-sE..r. : ..fl. a
i~sut ss5i g. ---- isr.fr- tr- -i,-r.
ads. 81 th' ssfls-sl g.. .-. ..-..i .H .ga-
t...r iar iir sea-. as .f f-.- Ir.i.4a E..-I
tar,i Mar, 30 7rb. ST. ..ff. Luyu. aI.i ltt.-
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
bits Of FlcT md GOSSIP.
Currsnt Exesss sf the Present w--s
FsFsraysd In Hrssf.

Fsrsr.ysa In HFssf.
oysiers in every style and qaAhtity at
r. f C. Grocery.
Capt BENNETT. 81 Eau Gslll~, has bis
hoss~eooat Rochester hauled out on Ns,-
SIMS marine ways this x-vk.
A very Pirasant imPrnmPsn dAaee ~ss
held In the opera hoase wednesday night
with music furnished by the Italian OF
ches,ra
Red CrOSs Pharmacy has just r,,,-ivri
= ne~ invoice Of hand mirrors, hsn.i-ame
souvenir good, handkerchief an,! gicye
boxes Beautiful lines of gss.ds-
Mr. Is. ". Sss,hie Is parking up his
household efircis preparatory ~ mo,Ing
has family 10 NoTfnlk- Ne regr.a very
much To sse them leave this piao-.
Gail ~ TIiusVilie Livery. az rear Of
Robbins la~ ofsie-, for sIyiish ngs.
Leave ynGr orders for hauling. 10th doa-
hle and single. J. VI. osb@n. proprietor
Two piano taners Sere in Titus, ILL. the
trst of the Seek. 4 short Iiu.- ago u
Was impossible To grt tuner h-r,. at all
and for any consideration. ut never
rains bui that IL pours."
/. W. HARPER wHI>KEY pro-
nounord by worlds best sxp-Tt-, IA,
worlds best Shiskey. grand priH- b. CHEST
award - Louis Worlds Fair Sold by
X L. MoslOw aud p. A Lesley.
4 r
occupying the II. D. PTiIchArd oottAgr,
arrived "Wednesday IN spend a feW weeks
ia TItn-vilie and have T"olns ia she Mon
roe cottage ahiriniug OLA the sDuIh.
Mr. and Ms W n Mcfarland irft
Tuesday afternoon fnr Colambus, OHIO.
where they join the Wallace shows ElT
the coming summer. For tao manIhs
they will he At Peru. Indiana, after which
they will i-e on the route for At least s,K
mouths
Nj. 4 J. tanoya. nov resident ot u
P~ter-hnrg, srTNeJ last Nsek for feS
weeks visit NIth hi -,u. Mr. Andrea
Csn"va- Mr. Canova l. sn oid-tim- p-s,-
dent of Florida aud -ome YEAR, agu ~roi.-
an Interesting hook on the early history
Of this state Mr. CsnoVa gave THE STAR
office pleasant call last Saturday
Tie auxiliary siu"p King Push. of West
Palm Bach, stopped here "Wednesday IN
her WAy irusn nayt0us ;n Wrst Palm
Fra b, tpr >IFPii-~. having the folIp4Eug
Iary oH hard Mr. Martin aud zIir. n
Birmingham. Ala. and Mr J. q I1-,u,ls
ani All, If Victor. y. \ CapI Irving
II HI-'.-.A NSs IN charge uf Ihs .iuup
We have In tTAn-II and all have ~
display the CuIuiHg aU.k tur t--t .Iuv IT
iT2 gp.-d- 's'T -.eIl ia Iltu-sI4l, Wat
AId 100 tI.pta
Y W,IEtr &C
ts-ssi-aiv -isas.li -.-e 10. It'd Lalk
rstt--r- a. tH. ,aTs8sal Ous & tie. t--t
-f-..s- '.,r pT.-...,,t t--iff,. iis,. Au.-rtctu
p-i.fr 49,. p.-.ffErIy sgI.s-Ar at 49,. Dr.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
MILLINERY. MILLINERY.

J. L Walker x CD. arr prrpAres! g..
piUA-e y"u It matters not SisaI la Haut
'u t'is hnr. frcm CHEAP sAIi"T Jn a ,iua %
- the inmate pattern hal. TioN-Ts. tTIui-
uIugs, va iSCt any thing s"u Waul ga usi-
iIEeTy-
IR walEEE &.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

Ruby aud Mandy sIIl take trip "a
COHey island for the amnsenenI OF al
that cnme to Indian River bands big fTt,
street lair, March 7In Tn llth.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
HAVE XOU SEM

The sW-ll liHe of mems tIes J. X Walk
ct 4 Go. are offering At - cents each?
They are the best ever seen for the
money
]. X WALEER 4 Co.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
FoE -lLE oaL.r soE oa.H

A'--.t - 49, % .,.-.- g. -. .zlI IA
I.- -a-S 20 ..c,-a- -.l.- af 49, IrI4a. ...- r
A. t-.- NArr.4- .3r- rar--.l a. l....s4- ia
y, 3. -s-c--... - % -ss 80 -. -. ~.
-. 81. S-,~ ~L-f.EY b. -s4It ralx- 81. .a-t
--- All - 4-.l. pr,.-,l -.-l uu... .
lA-s.-. t-I .lEtL.T ,-arI.cG-Afs aIfr,-.
I.s
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
.oR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Ait~r April ii AZ viii "ff~r !" -,~''
mich coHs EbF sale All fnS-u saucv tau-
iSt. For PARTICULAR NddnrSs-
r " AN>DEN. 'tTusnUd- : a
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
PkuCAS ISLAND KksEKvArIo>

PATtI-s desiring H. SfsII the stand = ...
rrDvmhsT THAI II j. Bszr--aTy tn utiaru
l-Ta4IJ from the NaTsi,u I hrp,Srl. a.
Sebastian tn land
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

Have you seen the great train robbery
IL not yoar lat and Only chance will b.
at the Indian River hands bag free street
lair, March 7sh ~ llth
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

Then comes A Day ia tile Alps, 81
Louis famous exhibitions Over a half
million people witnessed this exhibition
in one month in st. Louis II Will ap-
psaT st the Indian River bands grand
free street fair, March Tih 20 llth.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

The talk ~ the INrntIrIh c'-rtnrv- 'ts
Holy Cily. Ssll D. shoSn tn sli 81 -
lseanty-eyery iAdy AEd ChIli shcnit ~
it-at the 6sg sJrrct far. Mani TN u
1lab
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
FOR SALE.

The properts of Mrs c. Collins. con.
sisting OF corneF store building and 3 nom
dwelling, and grocery and restaurant bus
ihess known as the F r c. grorery slOre,
one Of the most desirable properties IN
the town of Titussille.
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
ANTED.

Chickens for killing. ~ crSIs-s-
VIZ X CtsFEElL-
Meltsnu!Gr. pa
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
k,..,s FoR aATCHISG.

Fr,ua COR maIIugs of SsaSis esasnh " NhIt'
IeShorns At 81 Ia p-T -ciI.us -; 10
wgssplANn Pea ~, ,sS.e
Sian "a
The Florida star., 1905-03-03
FUKNIrI Rk FUESIIUkE,

Send " yOuT order uE let - hSure All.
yoa. We know Ss can ssSr Noi money
! h wAlEEK y 60
The Florida star., 1905-03-03

T. ih- TH.-- I--a- --..-.ll ~.... =.
- .sIr @ars -t--- TIE uu.I yr.-r.-
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-23

Texas Veteran association letter head
ssexevnvr Lubbock requested 10 b.
buried IN the state eenaetery M Aus.
tin An extract from the epistle
which was addressed to the late DIR
Charles y. Morse, ID az follows
So soon as cease to breathe ! wish
Holland lodge No. l. at Houston, my
mother lodge with whom I have afEiIi-
ated about sixty five years, to be mott
fed ] beg so soon as the undertaken
has prepared everything that the
casket may be Immediately taken from
the residence and placed in the capt.
tol and there remain suitable time
That the people, or those who desire
TO do so, shall have an opportunity of
looking at the face Of their long time
fellow cittzen and friend.
Il wish to be buried with Masonic
honors. as also by my pastor. DR.
SEaoot, or some other Presbyterian
minister. to which church / have been
in membership for many years Should
there be singing during the services /
viii mention that hymn ss7 Of the
Presbyterian book. Pass Me Not by,
o Gentle Savior and e7s. same book,
Just as | Am Without One Plea. &" are
great favorites of mine and represent
my case. | dc not, however, mean to
dictate TO my friends: they win know
what is best and most appropriate &"
He also requested that the remains
Of his first wife he removed from
Houston and inferred beside his body
and the request was also made that
ne be buried in the Confederate uni
form he had kept on hand since the
civil war. His wishes viii b. carried
out I'm detail
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-23
$3.50
COTTON YIELD.
Percentage of Estimated Reduction
as Compared With Last Crop.

Atlanta, Ga. June 23.- Reports frorr.
the correspondents ~ the Southern
Cotton association throughout the col
Ton belt based upon existing nondi-
tons Indicate that the Yield az cotton
for the season of Iso5-8e viii be 16
@s5,S7s commercial bales The per
eentage of estimated reduction m Weld
by states as compared with TIE last
crop follows,
Alabama, 73s arkansas. es1t
Georgia, 23.I1 Indian Territory s1ss
Louisiana, 2543, Mississippi. a7ss
Okla horna. 25 so. North Carolina 40 70
South Carolina. 2s.4s. Tennessee. Jso.
Texas 1885 various 200
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-23

We i've rot by the quantity we
eat, nor the variety but by what
the system can utilize No matter
how good or plentiful! your food is.
IL starveS the SYSTEM unless your di-
e. stlcn fs good 80 make certain
that your food is properly d3eestea
hy taking a dose of Green's August
Flower before GF after meals. IL will
not ouiy ail digestion. IL viii stir
the liver 10 regular habits. sw eeten
She stomach and prevent const4pa-
ttun Trial bottle IS esnts Big
u1F,l& 70 cents Sold ny u. W.
FeAgfs II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-06-23

Nashville and return. s243a. Sell
ing dates June IS, 1s, 90 and II and
July /. and z
Los Angeles and return, $50 90.
Selling dates Juiy 10. IL. L.. Is and
- and August q. !. and 9.
Baltimore. Nd, and return,
sgs6b. Selling dates July ],
and 3.
Buffalo and return. s3a40. Sell
ing dates July 7, : and o.
Nashville. Tenn. and return
x2450. Dates OF sale June Is, 10,
90 and z and July /. and 3.
Tickets can be- extended by apply
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