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PERSONAL MENTION.


a.. W b. Starr spent the day
with friends in Dallas.
M. + D. Hood returned last night
from s. trip to Colorado,
e. T. Hawkins and NJ. W Walker
went ~ Dallas this morning
little Miss Louis Rose has return
ed from seven weeks visit in ST
Louis
George r. smith and family re-
turned tdis morning from a visit
60 Midlothian
j B. Dolard Of Fort Worth. com
mere I'D agent for the Katy, was in
the uy Yesterday
Mr. iud Mrs William Hosford and
Mrs las. 3 Dunaway and children
returned last night from Colorado
Nr- ~ A. Ownby and little daugh-
ter. 4.1ia returned last night from
Decatur where they spent a month
w.tb relatives
Nr I0u.r Rose and babe returned
las. l.sut from ST. Louis and Chi
o1sr here they spent the summer
wlsH .alatiEr-
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Waxahaehie. Tex. Aug 30. 1905,
The shareholders Of the Waxa-
hachie Cotton Mills are hereby noti-
fled that an annual meeting 81 said
shareholders will be acid In the Ell
lis county. Texas. court house, AT 2
oelock D. IA on the second Tuesday
In September. 1905. the same being
he 12th day OF said moutA
r. a. FERRIS, a. A. Du8OSE.
President. See and Agr.
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Due to Texas Fever.

Denton. Tex. Sept captain A. NJ,
Bush, who lives tn the eastern portion
Of the county, was here and reported
that he had lost thirty head OF cattle
during the past fifteen days their
deaths being caused BY what is sup
posed to be The Texas fever The cat
tie were part Of a herd Of ninety. all
Of which show symptoms OF til dis
ease
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eASERALLisTs' Mls4EP.

Seven Members OF the Louisviils Club
injured In a Collision
Kansas City Sep. a. Seven mem
bers Of the Louisville baseball clut
were injured ip collision between q
trolley car and wagonette ia which
the club was being taken fro mthe bah
park 10 . hotel Pitcher KeRua was
the worst injured. Bones of left arm
fractured and dislocated. slight ceneus-
sion OF the brain. bones OF right hand
fractured, nose broken and knee aud
eye injured. None Of those hurt will
be ahie 10 play for several days.
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Taylor TEX. Sept l.-MesGamss c.
c. Hooper and " H Alexander Of this
city went to Bartlett 20 organize a la
dies prohibition club II is understood
these ladies win organize ladies' pro-
hibition clubs i'm ali the wet precincts
of Willi mson county.
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Saxahaeh1e, Texas

saxahaeh1e, Texas, September /. 1905
During q ANA uaan
pub4le Liberal To these
We shall same treat
do
TO those ~ho regular viii
honestly to
est 20 os give trial this month carry full,
Taans4ns you again for your patronage, y
Very truly
coNALLy
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Wanted

Your grocery business for Septem-
ber Ny business has sd increased
as TO force me TO add q second wagon,
June. July and August each in order
being the best months since | have
been in business. and this without
any cost sales. ctr
will promise you courteous treat
ment. prompt delivery and first class
goods Cali me over either phone.
a. A. I.AsSNS ELL.
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PIONEER PASSES AWAY.
He Praeticed Law at Mckinney For
Forty Seven Years.

Mckinney Tex. Sept. Captain j.
II Jenkins died at his home IN this
city at the age of seventy four years.
He was native of Illinois, but had re-
sided in Texas sixty-three years, and
in Mckinney fifty-two years, He had
practiced law here for forty seven
years. and at the time Of his death
was the oldest member of the bar In
the county
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cowAFoLy DEED
Atserup, Maas II min Crssk 20 essas'
sinais Deputy Marshal

Mm Cresk r Sept Les
Is taruts sas made o. aseasslfsaN
Deputy rutes States Nafshs ~ah
lett "a his borne hsr. The Wua.a~ h.
assassin nre8 ~ him eih .hafuan
the load striking him iN the ieff fet~e
arm uess.natsaftns amuufstiuH
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BLOWN TO SEiREDS.
Friahtful Fate of Aeronaut Baldwin In
an Ohio Town

Cincinnati, Sept IA Times star
special from Greenvilie, O.. says Aer-
enaut Baldwin Of Los Autivile. Ind
was blown to shreag with his balloon
He was giving an exhibition Of the use
of dynamite from balloon for war
purposes and had three sticks Of the
explosive with him. When he was 2000
feet in the air, In run SIGHT Of thoas
ands Of people attending the county
fair. by some accident the dynamite
exploded, and hte balloon and the man
we're literally torn "a fragmnts. Bald.
wins wife was witness OF the horFi-
bic scene
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ssas knasm swus + kanR o@44F hAa
conferred sAe hassss e kniKaessa=ssi -
she Royal ORDER af Naa@ agsan q f.as
pxsstes ~ Mwsnphts- Ten1. NJ Les
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szaassSnss fssv twelve vsHsTm
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aar.sAsn o.,

ausknw~w Sept The feature -
Thursday seaaiau - fhe consultation
reposs @h&eh prohibited stale as'aeefs
ae~~pslnw free paaess from the fsii
Fsaaa&
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acHooNs' Il AZ ! NnoNxp.


Galveston sept 1.-The schooner
John Franeis which sailed from this
port Aug ~. bound FOR coaszacolos
with d cargo Of lumber ties. creosoted
piling. etc. Is now floating around III
the Gulf Of Mexico with all sails set.
but without crew to guide her into a
safe harbor The crew Of the schooner
is safe In here. having abandoned the
vessel about sixty miles out ~ sea and
landing on the island st the foot Of
Ninth street after Il twenty five hour
struggle with the oars.
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SMITH AN ENIGMA.
Only Twenty Eight Of the Washington
Men Went 10 Bat

Men Went to Bat
Only twenty eight men faced Pitcher
Smith OF the Chicago American league
club in the game at Chicago with
Washington Thursday and stahI was
the lone player TO reach first base
which he got to bv She one hit made
by his team. Score was. Chicago.
Washington. 0.
Philadelphia. 2: Cleveland. 0.
Boston. 3 St Louis, 2
Detroit 5. New York O.
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pitssburg 2 81 Louis, l. eleven In
nlngs Pittshurg TO- 81. Louis. s.
Philadelphia. y New Yark g Me
s;innity Was batted out ~ tta box by
Philadelphia In " second Inning
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Southern lssaus

Little RIOS X. 4 Atlanta
New Orleans Nashville
Shreveport 5 Montgomery
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san wFamst@am Sept 1.~Taznsns
rssrn~ kasMrAma EAavs fa@vy aas In TIE
sssesssetn rasausz - 4 sisw 6Rhf-
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WEATHER TaatKbt aua SATURDAY
parity clouds weather. probably
scattered shower Thursday max
too min as
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South Texas League.

Houston q Galveston 2
Brennan. s. san Antonio Z. played
at Austin
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The arrest Of the negro yesterday
morning on a charge of carrying
arms was made by Constable Ben
Abbott and his deputy, Luther AL
len. The complaint against the negro
was filed in Justice Anderson's court.
but as the county court now only
has jurisdiction in pistol teting
cases the case will be transferred
there.
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Mrs. Whitley and daughter. Miss
Alice, left this morning for Thorn
ton, Limestone county Miss Alice
will teach in the Thornton High
School. of which her brother, S. III.
Whitley, is superintendent Mrs.
Whitley is the mother OF Prof.
Whitley, recently connected with
Trinity University Their many
friends regret TO know they are gone.
but wish them much success in flu
ture work
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FoR RENT-S4ee rooms. New
phone soc If
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The Katy has announced low
rates TO Houston and Galveston for
Saturday and Sunday, September ,
and 3. The round trip rate to Hous-
ton will be s415 and TO Galveston
$4.40 Tickets good to leave Hous-
ton or Galveston Monday evening.
The Katy will also run special train
to Dallas Sunday on account OF the
last league game OF baseball Of the
season. The train will pass here
at 1928 a m. and the round trip
fare will be S10o.
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r. s. Cronk Co. win sell you any
thing You need TO repair your gin.
Prices right. II
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MISS SUSIE H0PsOS. teacher OF
short hand 4g4 Water street i6f
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senior ~. Y. y. 4. Program.
Subject for Sunday. September g.
Charity.
Lesson. thirteenth chapter Of first
Corinthians
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Buy your lace leather from p. s
Cronk Co. Il
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II. b. simmons, representing the
Winona Mills, s. here and ready 20
take orders for October delivery.
Call him at Mrs. Cumoy's boarding
house ZIP
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will please Come in and examine
for Yourself Rear Boston Store. If
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ron SALE Three Jersey eows fresh
In milk Appiy 81 ". A. Gibson "a
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NADINE Face Powder : compounded
and purified by a newly discovered pro
cess Produces a beautiful. soft v@s-
wwsy appearance. which remains until
washed ofF ladies aha use Nadine
Face Powder are sure the complexion
viii be fEush ard lovely At eie~e ~ tire
evening.
The quality = unssanAlsd. buy one
~ cent green package II Nadine Fae@
Powder. and II yns are aaa anaareay sat
iafisxi notify a.. And @e wsll promptly
REFUND YOUR MONEY
Sold by al leading druggists. W mail
price - ewnss White. Flesh. Burnett.
prepared only by
NATIONAL TOILET COMPANY
PARTS. Temmwm@mw~
snla IN Waxmhachsa hw HOOD =
MARTTS. and az ssadlzg 4Fugxfnt&
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FOR RENT "A four room house,
close u.s. Applg "a b NJ FeArls. fzs
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Mr. and Mrs A. p Whitley will
leave tomorrow evening for Nash
Vile. Tenn, where they will in the
future reside Mr. Whitley, it is I'M
derstood, win enter law school
at that place
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J. J. McCalpin. who has been serv-
ing as deputy sheriff at Ennis. has
come to Waxahachie TO take the place
of W H. Forbes, who is no longer
connected with the department
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Cheatham & Cornwen moved their
real estate office today from over
Reymuller's paint store to the sec
ond floor of the building occupied
by Matthews Bros.
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What could be more acceptable
to a young housekeeper than one OF
those lovely drawn work squares. at
Woman's Exchange? Don't think OF
missing the opportunity of getting
at least one Rear Boston Store 80
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Have YOU seen those exquisite
Mexican drawn work pieces at the
Woman Exchange Shirt waists
lunch cloths. tea cloths. napkins.
scarfs. dOyhes. collars. hnndker-
chiefs. tray cloths etc. surely the
most fastidious can be suited in de-
signs and We feel sure the price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
SANTA MONICA MAKING
MANY IMPROVEMENTS
Lodgers Startled in the Early Morn-
ing by Pistol Shots and Fear
full YeIIs

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA, March 2S.-At the
meeting of the city trustees a petition
was presented by property owners
asking that $4,000 be appropriated for
building an incline to the beach. Two
reports were rendered by the committee
recently appointed to prepare an ordi-
nance fixing gas and electric charges.
Both were tabled.
A petition from property owners of
Sixth street asking that that street be
graded was referred to the city attor-
ney.
A resolution was adopted ordering
the grading of South Fourth street
between Front and Hill streets. and
also one ordering South Second street
paved from Hill street to the city
limits. A communication from the
city engineer advising bulkheads at
the foot of Colorado avenue. as also
at bridge No. /. and fill and culvert
at bridge No. ., was referred to the
committee of the whole.
Lodgers at the Palace rooming house,
21S North Second street, were aroused
early this morning by number of pis-
tol shots and blood curdling yells COM
ing from the room of zone nighter'
who had signed himself George
Smith. Policeman Conway appeared
upon the scene and broke in Smiths
door. The young man was discovered
in high state of excitement mutter-
ing incerherently and gesticulating
wildly.
James Boyle, the veteran who last
Friday appeared before Justice Jen-
ness and charged himself with assault
upon John Manning, was this morn
ing fined IS.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
SCHOOLS FIGHT
FOR EXISTENCE
CHINO AND ONTARIO WARRING
OVER PUPILS
Districts Fear That Attendance May
Fall SO Low as to Cut of Sup
port by State Appro-
prIatlon
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO March 2S.-A
peculiar condition of affairs has come
to light between the ontario and Chino
high schools, resulting in a suit being
started against the Ontario school by
the trustees of the Chino school, who
ask an injunction to prevent any of
the pupils of the Chino district attend
ing the Ontario school.
The suit is vital one to the Chino
school, as the attendance at the pres
cnt time is so small that unless it in
creases there is danger that the aver
age will be less than 20 and the school
in consequence will receive no support
from the state
1t is stated that number of pupils
i'm the Chino district have been attend
ing the ontario school and the Chino
trustees in this method hope to save
their school and the state aid Formal
protest has been made against the On
tario trustees allowing the Chino pu-
pills to attend, but without avail
Decision Causes Tange
The decision of the supreme court at
San Francisco yesterday to the effect
that the Hanford wing of the Repub-
licans can go on the ballot at the city
election has caused another tangle.
The court permits Hanford's name to
go on as the regular Republican nomi-
nee; his nomination has been filed with
the city clerk as the candidate of the
"reorganized Republicans" and also as
an Independent candidate. Whether
he can go on the ballot under all these
tickets remains to be seen.
San Bernardino lodge, No. S36, B. p
o. E., has elected officers for the COM
ing year Most of them were re-
elected.
Sheriff Ralphs of this city believes
that the bandits who robbed and beat
E. D. Lent in Los Angeles last Friday
night are the same parties who held
UP and robbed A. G. Kelly at Idyllwild
ten days ago. The sheriff believes that
if the Los Angeles thieves are caught
he will have evidence to connect them
with the Idyllwild job.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
OCEAN PARKS CITY
TREASURER RESIGNS
Special TO The Herald.

special 10 The Herald.
OCEAN PARK, March 2S.-City
Treasurer James II. Blagge has sig
nifed his intention of resigning from
office as soon as his successor can be
decided upon. Mr.. Blagge has served
the city since it's Incorporation. Sem
ator II. e. Lavayea is mentioned as a
possible candidate.
Delegates to the Southern California
Sunday school convention, which will
meet in Los Angeles April 4, and G,
have been appointed as follows: C. b..
Barnes. Mrs. e. w. Pasco, R. L. Wolf
ley and Miss Ada House. Alternates,
Andrew Mills, B. C. Hurlburt, Walter
Amacost and Miss Leona V. GriswoId.
Mrs. M. NJ. McCuistion died here last
night, aged so. She was friend of
Abraham Lincoln in her early youth
and came to California in 1854 Inter-
ment will be at Santa Ana next Thurs
day.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
MANY SALOON LICENSES
GRANTED IN VENTURA
Much Interest in Coming Competition
of the Southern California High
School Athletic Association

Special to The Herald
VENTURA. March 2S.-At a special
meeting of the town board Saturday
night thirteen saloon licenses were
granted for the city of Ventura. One
application that of j. Vriz, was re-
jected. Nineteen hundred and fifty
dollars was paid in for licenses.
Much interest is being taken among
the various schools composing the
Southern California High School Ath-
letic association in the coming field
day, which is to be held here April
10. The association is now composed
Of nine schools, namely: Santa Paula,
Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, Ven
tura, Oxnard, Anaheim. Azusa, Pasa-
dena and Los Angeles.
Reymondo Rodriguez, an old pioneer
of Ventura, died here yesterday. De-
ceased was II years of age and had
lived here for many years.
Marcus Castillo, another old resident
and pioneer, died yesterday, aged go
years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
LONG BEACH BREVITIES
New Ordinance Passed Governing the
Use of Pier

use or Pier
Special to The Herald
LONG BEACH, March 2S.-The trus-
tees passed on final reading an ordi-
nance regulating the action of persons
on the pier as follows: First, no We
hicle of any sort shall be permitted
to proceed along the wharf at a speed
greater than four miles an hour; Sec
ond, no person shall walk on the pier
in a bathing suit except by special
permission of the trustees; third, no
boat agent shall conduct a business
upon the wharf except from booth.
At the regular meeting of Long Beach
hive, Ladies of the Maccabees, this
afternoon the deputy state commander,
Mrs. Letitia Bean of Los Angeles, con-
Quoted a school of instruction.
The annual election of officers of
Long Beach lodge, B. P. o. E., last
night, resulted as follows: Exalted
ruler, DIR. T. C. Donnell; esteemed
leading knight, l.. A. Bailey; esteemed
loyal knight F. A. knight; esteemed
lecturing knight, Horace w. Green;
secretary, Ed S. Brown: treasurer, A.
S. Gates; trustee, DR.. w. Hartman
Jones. The officers will be installed
next Monday night by DIR. r. S. Allen
of Pasadena, past deputy grand ex-
alted ruler of Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
CARNIVAL WEEK
At SAN DIEGO
QUEEN CROWNED WITH MUCH
CEREMONY
Robert Hamilton, for Many Years
Closely Identified With the cltys
Leading Industries, Drops
Dead
Dead
Special to The Herald.

| Special to The Herald.
! SAN DIEGO, March 2S.-This Is car
nival week and the whole Of c street
| from Third to Fourth, and the whole
of Third street from B to ID street
has been fenced in and the attractions
Of the Fiesta company are housed with
in the inclosure. Tonight Queen Grace
was crowned in the presence of large
fconcourse of people, George W. An
derson was named as prime minister.
The maids of honor were Marie
Schrank, May Bell, Edith Curry, Lii
lie Holmquist, Ifie Miller and Leora
Copeland. Ledyard and Bryant Hakes
were the pages and Edwin Naylor was
the crown bearer. The queen is to
reign until Saturday night.
Robert Hamilton, one of the best
known men in San Diego. dropped dead
about noon today in National City.
Heart trouble is believed to have been
the cause of death. Mr.. Hamilton
was 70 years old and in early years was
closely Identified with the business in
terests of this city. He was brother
of Fred and Charles Hamilton, mer-
chants and left no family.
The remains of Helen and Lucy
Baker and of Harry Hayes, their cous-
in, who were drowned at Lake Lindo
near Lakeside yesterday, We're brought
here this morning and an inquest will
ha hold Nv Cnrnnar Torooy
The Pacific squadron, which will
gather early next month at Long Beach,
will be composed of the flagship Chi
cago, the cruiser Marblehead, the gum
boat Bennington, the torpedo boat de-
stroyer Paul Jones and probably the
gunboat Petrol.
1t is expected that the training ship
Buffalo will soon be leaving for Homo
lulu, though definite orders to that
effect have not yet been received.
The big steamer American, of the
American Hawaiian line, commenced
discharging her cargo of freight this
and before night a whole
trainload of merchandise was started
for Los Angeles. The steamer has
quite a large consignment of iron pipe
for the extensions to the San Diego
water system and will be here a day
or two discharging.
AT the annual meeting of the College
Hill Land association last evening, the
report of the president, d. C. Collier
showed that during the year the asso-
citation has graded eleven miles of
streets through its property, most of
which is located on University heights.
All previous records were beaten in
the lower courts when Eddie Chambers
and George Shigley We're arrested, ar
raigned and fined and the fine paid,
all in twelve minutes. The offense
was fighting and they were clinched
when officer Couts turned the corner
and placed them under arrest. They
entered pleas of guilty"
Capt. w. E. Scott of New York, SUI
perintendent of the money order de-
partment of the Wells-Fargo Express
is in the city.
San Diego county had the heaviest
precipitation of any region of the state
for the month of February. Two sta
tons, Cuyamaca and Nellie, received
1881 inches and 1909 inches respec-
lively.
Mrs. Levi Hart of Halifax and Mar
tha G. Davis of Riverside are down for
a few days to see their friends at the
Brewster hotel.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-29
UNDERMINED BY FLOODS
Santa Ana Bridge Gives Way as Re.
suit of Rains

suit of Rains
Special to The Herald.
SANTA ANA, March 28.-The Fifth
street bridge, the largest in the county,
is down as a result of washings of the
river The bridge has been growing
weaker and heavy travel yesterday
caused it to give away so that it is
impossible
For the second time in ten months
Luther T. Barwise of Orange was
committed to the Highland asylum to-
day for insanity. Barwise is one of the
old residents of Orange and is well
known there. OF late years he has
been unbalanced on financial matters
and imagines that he has a fortune
to invest in all sorts of manufacturing
enterprises.
Edison w. Talbert of Whittier and
Nettie f. Finch of Los Angeles were
granted license to wed here today.
Company L. N. G. c., will give a
military ball two weeks from Friday
evening. Members of the company
will appear in full uniform.