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IMPORTANT CASE UP.
Mine Inspector Sues to Require Com.
pany to Make Second OPENING.


Centrevile, March 5.-(special)-Th
county began today and much business is
before the court The first two days are
to be devoted to civil cases and the bal
anee of the week to criminal cases.
A very interesting case came up for
trial today The style of the case is ].
NJ Gray, chief mine Inspector of Ala
bama vs. Howells Mining company. The
proceeding is TO compel the Howells Min
ing company TO make a second opening in
its coal mine near Bloeton, the statutes
OF the state requiring each mine to have
two openings. This is no doubt the first
case of the kind in the history of the
state and is watched with much interest.
j. NJ. Gray and Mick Kuffner arrived
here yesterday to be present at the hear
ing of this case.
The two white men, Derrieutt and
Franklin. who shot and killed a young
man by the name of Seawell at Har-
grove few months ago, were indicted
by the grand jury for murder in the
second degree and their cases are set for
trial on Wednesday of this week. Both
are prominent citizens and much interest
is manifested i'm their cases.
The grand jury adjourned after finding
fifty indictments. The grand jury re-
ported the bonds of the tax collector.
the county treasurer and half dozen
Justices of the peace insufficient.
The Impeachment proceedings against
George H.. Reynolds a constable. will
be heard in the circuit court here Tues
day
county conrt is also in session here
TODAY with quite number of cases on
the docket. but most of the cases on the
docket will go over TO the jury term.
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GOOD SHOWING is
MADE BY THE SOUTH
Hill and Feagin Back from
Louisville
COMPLAINT MADE ON DEPOT
Inadequate Service at Mobile Is Al
leged-PooIe Talks of FertiI-
izer Sales for This
Spring.
COMPLAINT MADE ON DEPOT

Montgomery, March Especial State
Superintendent of Education l. W. Hill
and secretary of the state board of ex-
aminers of his department. William f.
Feagin, have returned from the meeting
of the superintendent division of the
National Educational association, held
last week in Louisville, Ky. greatly
elated over the indications of educational
progress in the south shown at the meet
ing They found that every state of
Dixie was there with enthusiastic dele
cations and that the whole trend seems
to be towards better SUPPLEMENTARY and
better teachers, with more pay for all,
in the southern section. Note is made of
the south because it has been. until re-
cent years, laggard in matters of this
kind, letting other older states get the
lead and keep it,
Both Mr.. Hill and Mr.. Feagin were
impressed with the interest shown by
Alabamians, there being twenty of them
at the meeting. The state of Florida
paid the expenses of every county super
intendent to go to the meeting, and Louis
the instruction that was given There is
much inspiration in the record from
Louisiana. There they have recently
made all county superintendent salaried
men, paying from $1,000 to $780, instead of
5000 to $500 as formerly This has had
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the effect of getting good men and they
are giving the schools high class and
effective service.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT.
Posse is In Search of Guilty Man Near
Ball Play.

Gadsden. March 5.-tSpeciall-The news
of an attempted assault at Ball Play, this
county, has just reached here. The victim
was Mrs Pearl Freeman highly respect
ed young white woman, who has been
married only few months. jim DAVIS
a white man living near by called at
the home of the lady Saturday afternoon
during the absence of her husband. Mrs.
Freeman ran from the house but was
overtaken by the man who dragged hef
back into the house, but becoming fright
ened fed into the woods, without accom-
plishing his purpose.
nosso went i'm search of Davis but
IN "a n late hour he had not been caught.
considorable excitement exists in the
neighborhood and it is feared he Will be
lynched II caught.
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the guest of Miss Lucy Belle McWil-
lams at Palmer Terrace.
The organization of the new masonic
lodge at Fairview will be perfected to-
morrow night. There is large number
of masons in the vicinity of Fairview and
Osceola and the new lodge promises to
be one of the strongest in point of num-
bers in this section.
Emmett frost who has been spending a
few weeks with relatives at Cincinnati,
has returned home
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PILES
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Mr.. John Bryne of 1906 md Ave-,
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late governor of Kentucky, said that
Crab Orchard Water would cure more
diseases than any one remedy he had
ever used. White Diamond Brand Crab
Orchard Water and Kentucky Splits at
oster-Northington Drug Store, and at
all first-class drug stores and bars.
Splits only 10c.
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Valves Preliminary.

William Ovcrmark. the white boy charg-
ed with shooting Albert Sykes. a young
white boy at Farview about two weeks
ago, waived preliminary hearing before
Mayor y. W. Scott In police court this
morning.
1t is claimed that the shooting was ac-
cidental and was the result Of promscu-
Gus shooting which WAS being INDUCED
in by a number Of boys near the station
at ,Farvew.
Young Sykes was ON his way from Ems
ley to his home ut Besscmcr and was
waiting for Il Besscmer ear ut the time
he was shot. While the wound was
very painful il did not prove serious and
Sykes Is able to be out
Five boys were arrested IN connection
with the shooting but they were all re-
leased at former investigation except
overmark who. is WAS shown fred the
shot that struck Sykes.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Alice Sheldon Of Birmingham is
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Captain Taylor Appointed Chief.

Montgomery. March 5.-(Special9-Capt.
w. H. Taylor was appointed chief of
police tonight to succeed the late A. S.
Gerald and at once confirmed by the coun-
ell. The new chief has been twenty years
on the force and has made reputation
for efficiency. He has been acting chief
since the death of Captain Gerald.
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Notes and Personals.
ISIS Alice Sheldon Of Birmingham is
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

Bert = Blair. ST. Louis: ]. y Ken
nard. Waco; NJ f. JacOby. Enid,
OK T w. Bush. Cincinnati, S.
Moore. Chicago c. +. Sylvester, Dal-
las; II d. Caldwell Paris r W.
Harden. Kansas CITY; Dr r. y.
Morgan. A. $. Adams, Waco; S. f..
Majors. Houston; If b Sperry, Fort
Worth; ]. ] Hughes, Fort Worth
j. r. Connor, Ennis. O Rowe and
son, Ennis: f w. Libbe, Dallas E
e. Biddings f. & T. c.; T. II Coul-
son, Fort Worth; G. Il. Alden, Fort
worth; Lon Brown, Ennis L Sus-
man. New York; } G. Oliver. Cincin-
natl Nrs. w $ Carter. Blsby, Ariz
r ". jessup. Amarillo G f. Berry,
Dallas Mr. and Mrs Warren, Mr.
aud Mrs Geo T. Lowe Mr. and
Mrs Boyer Mr. and Mrs p G Cole
man Pauline whittier Kits Ard
rani y j Gfoh and wife Bless
Chamber Amy simmons Bernice
Buck Eddie Jolly and wife THE
Maid and tho Mummy Fl # Bar
nett Sew Orleans
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ARE HELD WITHOUT BAIL
Three Men Arrested as Result of Kill
Ing at ila~ca sunday Morning.

fiiIlsboro Tex. March 49,. Rich
ard Hardin Waiter Hardin and MAZE
Wright alias Ed Haincs have been
brought here from itasCa and jail-
cd. on complaints filed in the Jus
lice court al that place. charging
them with the murder Of Prince
Monroe at thar place. Sunday morn
Ing The killing was the result Of
an aftray that occurred while a
crowd Of negroes were engaged ia
dancing frolic in front Of a barber
siog Monroe Is alleged 10 have
hsed stick while his adyersaries
used knife Monroe was stabbed
between The ribs near jhe right nip
pie The blade penetrating toward
Tho ioft side and produced death all
most instantly The men ,aado a
break for liberty bat were captured
iatef 5y City Marshal Fred Long
and Constable John Martin. -egerat
miles ln The couaify
Upon the evidence Justice scYiy-
ner committed them % jai without
bail
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sOFTNEsS OF sEALsKIN.


sealskin Is admired the world over fog
It's softness and giossiness: and yet the
human hair IL equally az soft and glossy
"heh healthy. and the radical cause OF all
mar trouble is dandrun, which Is caused
by pestiferous parasite that aaps the
vrality OF the hair at It's root Newbro' .
ierpiclde Is the only preparation that Is
iataI 10 the dandrGff germ. Without dan
dfuH there ts no falling hair. but lux.
nfsant growth OF glossy, soft hair IL GER
tam. Securing the scalp won't cure dan
druh. XII the dandruT germ. Thous-
aflas Of women owe their beautiful suita
OF hair to Newbro'a HerpicIde. Sold by
lending druggists Send Toe. In stamps
70 The Herpieide Co. Detroit. Mich.
Herring Drug Co, Special Agents.
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a cold al this time II neglected rs
liable 20 cause pneumonia which Is
so often fatal. and even when the
patient has recovered the lungs are
weakened, making them particularly
susceptible 70 the development Of
consumption Foley's Honey and Tar
VIII stop the cough. heal and
strengthen the lungs and prevent
pneumonia. Ia Grippe coughs yield
quickly to the wonderful curative
qualities Of Foley's Honey and Tar
There is nothing else Just us good %
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The regular meeting OF the Be
neyolent and Protective Order Of
Elks viii be held tonight. Nomin-
alton OF officers All members urg-
cd to- be present
J. MINCER, T. "
GEO l.. GRIFFIN. Sec
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Announcement.

To the People OF Waxahachle and
Vicinity
wish to call your attention TO the
fact that have opened new bakery
on the corner OF North Rogers and
Water streets. Everything brand
new Bread delivered to any part
Of the city on regular routes.
II W. Q. HOOPER.
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Washington. March H. The GAL
cd Powers case svas decided by the
supreme court OF tho United States
against Powers Tho court held that
the case Il not removable from the
state so The Federal court
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Bef Pope and Ollie Cohoru wero
ibis morning declared to be n con.
tempt ~ CONT because Of their fail.
Hfe 10 answer questions propounded
% them by De grand jury Each
SOS fined 500 and given three dsgs
in The county jail
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d G Aciiae has beautiful line
OF Granite Ware he Is selling cheap
see him Or east slide o. the square -
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CLERKS SHOWED UNDER
Enormous Amoun, of Mail Left IN
Denisou to BE Worked

The enormous amount of 212 sacks
OF papers and 10 pouches OF letters
was left az the union depot mail
transfer office yesterday afternoon,
after the departure Of the fast mail
trains for the south. The clerks went
at the big pile OF mali yesterday after
noon, and were digging away again
this morning At noon there was still
mail enough unworked 10 last them
through the afternoon II is prob
able that the clerks viii still be
working at the mail when the fast
mail arrives this afternoon bringing
in another big batch
Among the papers were many st.
Louis Sunday papers. These could
not be got ont TO subscribers yester-
day
Relief must be given Immediately
or Denison Will have a mountain OF
unworked mail on hand So far the
mail has been running under 100
sacks a day When it gets past that
the situation becomes seri-
Gus. Denison Herald
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FOR SALE Al private sale under
order ~ court IN partition suit. the
f"o Shollito eot'ages on Water
street Neat comfortable homes
With oil modern convenience. Price
reasonable Must go Rombert Wat
sos. special commissioner office iu
Cetlendaner bldg 81
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UakefY ri
pay my huth 4eees srd saye uon
~ 4 f.ass@sll III
Have yoGr typewriter cieaped a,
y ) s'ronk Co.'S ri
See II. u. McCsrubs for fire md
s"rnasio insuranee. ri
Have your RoIlee skates repaired
ia + s cronk coe ri
Fat II Wilson & CO. wili buy or
cell Cotton Mn Stock 90
M@ g c Sweat has returned
from yisi' 10 venus
See that red garden hose a. F 8
cronk Cos before YOU buy. n
Sam Caulhon went TO Cieburne
tllis morning 70 attend court
BHng sour bank stock TO Pat H.
Wilson 4 Co. and We viii sell ii for
sou 90
y C. McRae has a fine line OF
guaranteed Poehet Cutlery and Raj
ors. IS
Walter Timmlns who has been
scb @iih Is grippe AZ his home on
Kaufman street continues 10 inn
prove
Several miles of good sidewalks
should be constructed this spring and
summer.
When you need a plumber call
Bunkley with r. s. Cronk Co. Both
phones 81 Il
II is time to garden I have fhe
best seeds in bulk at the lowest price.
a Lasswell g
A state meeting of the Fl8ternai
Union Of America will be held at
Dallas in May.
The Shakespeare club viii meet TO
morrow afternoon a. 3 O'Clock al
The Sims Library.
Let f. s. Cronk Co. figure with
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos II
Mr. and Mrs John Pruitt are. re-
joicing over the arrival OF a daugh-
ter at their home
%
II YOU want the best carriage and
buggy service, phone 49, Patton
Kennedy Company If
Your carriage and buggy orders
will receive prompt attention Phone
49. Patton Kennedy Company If
Miss Jasmine Cert went to Dal-
las this morning to hear kubelik,
the famous Bohemian yiolinisi.
A. s. Adams OF Waco. claim agent
for the International and GreaTi
Northern, was in the city today
Quite number Of ladies are now
having their shoes shined at c. D.
Pickett, Jr.'s 5 cents shining par
Tor. GIL
1here VIII soon be continuous
sidewalk Of cement blocks from the
Methodist church 10 the public school
building.
j. T. Common, master mechanic in
the Central shops at Ennis, and Ollie
Rowe, division superintendent, were
in the city today
Col. John G. Johnston, who has
been confined to his bed some time.
was Sunday removed 10 the home of
his father at Forresron
Mrs Dalton's beautiful line Of
spring models In tailored hats and
street hats are now on display and
ready for your inspection 95I
Mrs. j T. Eason Of Austin, who
has been at the bedside of his faith
or, Col John c. Johnston, several
days. has gone 10 Garrett TO visit
relatives
Oldham avenue viii soon have ce-
ment walks from one end 10 the
other and on each side Several new
contracts have been signed for walks
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Phone me your oraeTs for seed DO
taloes and onion sets A. I.asswell If
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Mu Dalton has an extensive line
of ne@ spring tailored hats in the
aiiahs. LeshoFuF Tape Braid Hair
Bfaids Chip, Feco, ETC. ia tine nat
ural straw aud iu be polished straw
also They come la an eolors. The
ladies ars especially lBsited 10 In
spect this beautiful line ~ goods s5
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Par a. Wilson Go buy and sell
an fhr good local city stock ss
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Have yoar typewriter elea Fed a
n s. grons Co.'S ,
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Mrs. Dalton's beautiful line Of
spring models in tailored hats and
street hats are now on display and
ready for your inspection. So
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Oldham avenue Will soon have ce-
ment walks from one end 10 the
other and on each side Several new
contracts have been signed for walks
within sha pass few DAYS.
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II YOU want the best carriage and
buggy service, phone 40 Patton
Kennedy Company If
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A. s. Adams Of Waco. claim agent
Tor the International and GreatI
Northern was in the city today
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Let F. s. CTonk Co figure ~iih
you on that new roof. either sheet
iron or asbestos r.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Pruitt are. re-
joicing over the arrival OF a daugh-
ter at their home
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The Shakespeare club viii meet to-
morrow afternoon a. O'Clock at
the Sims Library.
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See II. u. Nestsnli,S for fire and
tornado Insurance Il
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Ray nay hafh seeds snd gave ron
a. :, f4ass@ II
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Your carriage and buggy orders
will receive prompt attention Phone
49. Patton Kennedy Company. If
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Mrs. j. T. Eason Of Austin, who
has been at the bedside of his faith
err Col. John G. Johnston, several
days has gone 70 Garrett 10 visit
relatives.
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las this morning To hear kubelik
the famous Bohemian Yiolinist.
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A state meeting of the Fraternai
linton OF America viii be held at
Dallas in May