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New-York tribune., 1906-06-05

IN PURSUANCE Or AN ORDER OF HON
- Abner c. Thomas. Surrogate Of the County Of New
notice is given all claim.
sgainst Jonn Mccall OF the County New YORK
thereof
subscriber place OF transactins No ~
Wall Street IN the City Of New York.
9th day september next
Tatef New York. 18th day OF March,
NARY MCCALL EIecutrtK under the last WIN ana
Testament OF John A. Mccall. deceased.
HARRY n BOTTOME. Al Wall Sect. Borough OF Man
haitian. Few York City.
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Surrogate Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON
Frank 7, Fitzgerald surrosate Of the County of
claims against Eugene z Mclean late County of
New York deceased. present the vouchers
subscriber, at his place rransactins
business at the Office OF Phelps. Evins & East No 80
Street. in the City Of New York.
18th day September next
Dated New York, the 5tn day OF March. 1906
EUGENE MCLEAN LONG
PHELPS EvINs s EAST. Attorneys for Executor
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
Financial.
BONDS
Of the
STATE OF NEW YORK
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
ENEMPr FROM TAXATION.
BONDS
STATE OF NEW YORK
CANAL IMPROVEMENT
ENEMPT FROM TAXATION.

Notice Is hereby given tina; pu-susn, 10 tho
provisions OF chapter fs7 OF the laws OF Isne
and chapter BOZ ot the laws OF 1895 sealed
proposals VIII be received az the ofsc- OF the
state comptroller. IN he city Of Albany. until
Thursday June IA. 1905. az twelve o'ciocs noon
OF that day. for the purchase IN whole or IN
part of
New-York tribune., 1906-06-05
STOCKS.
BOSTON STOCKS.

qsasse. o, r L Day d CO. No. 3 Nassau s,ree,o
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J s Herring gent to Austin this
morning 10 attend the wedding of
his brother. Ernest which will oe-
cur there tonight
Miss Queen Coiley. of Italy who
has been the guest of her sister. Mrs
Cole Bailey on Marvin avenue. a.
turned home this morning
Miss Mary Green Spence, OF san
Angelo, who has been visiting the
family of her cousin, Dr. ". G. Simp-
son, went 10 Dallas this morning to
visit friends
Mrs f. l.. Hawkins Returned this
morning from Taylor, where she had
been as a delegate to the Home Mis-
sion Conference OF the NJ r church
from this place
Mrs. Ellen Boaz. OF Fort Worth.
and Mrs. + d Curry. OF Orange.
! mother and sister of Mrs Geo Cole
man. arrived Ia the city this morning
and will visit Mrs Coleman for some
| time
Miss Lena Philips. OF Red Oak. who
has been visiting her brother, Ed,
Philips. returned home this morn
| ing She was accompanied by Mrs.
| Philips, who will spend a few DAYS
visiting
Mrs. Jessie Fears. OF Huntsville,
Ala, who has visited her uncle.
CA kirksey TOR the past few weeks.
left this morning for Dallas to visit
other relatives before returning to
her home
Misses Rebecca Adkisson and Beu-
lab Stoker went to Dallas this morn
ing to visit friends and relatives
Miss Adkisson will remain some
three weeks while Miss Stoker will
return in a few days.
c. NJ. Brown, commercial agent
for the Wabash, headquarters in Dali
las, and f. A. Walzem, travelling pas
senger agent for the Rock Island
headquarters at Dallas, spent today
in the city wiwth Katy Agent J. s.
Marsh.
! Mrs ". j. Haywood and children
and Mrs. Claude Stevens and children
OF Fort Worth, who attended the
Texas Christian Missionary Conven-
ton here last week and since have
been visiting relatives, returned home
last night.
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bREVtTtUs PUNCHED

There are 2.0ol Usage Indians on
the citizenship rolls
A strong riov ot sas has been De.
yelop"d near hro~nwood Tex
Another Oh Nell has been brought
IN tn the Corsicsna poNeu field
y = sherwood of Houston ~as
drowned shiie SEEMING in a lak. near
that city
TNrlse miles ffum t.lano. Tex G.
MsinAius while bathing aro~ned r.
f.lsno river
Jail "a Davis 9 T. burned Tom
Catou bad natroW easape tie waa
hasis burned
waite fishias wlr.s Gtlss a Corsl
eats ue1ru feN in Chamber Uterk
and drowned
Ts fcsenxs hims.lf rrrsiaeut Cabf@
"a - Guatemala ordered estate ~ uvo
Hafslias tslrnra
un Tasadas riefsn carloads ~ rat
tie ~efv shipyest from Wits rort
T.t fn 81 foWts
A n~gso bug uamsa a. sfeabsus
had h4s leff 'ex rsf af hela~ ne
Aa~~ by q fyv'shf fHln H Hft kfiIfs
T~f
raun tlshsf. tte 4el knp~u S-.ath
sfu ss==#ss=9 lea. Slayer wfH ms0
ax~ q folles aAstiaa l=iha team st nsllAs
tts eowinx season
Al msn.seFt - tbs urousiru ana
Ctnefunafi A@ssslsal rIata sesp ais
chAFxea af IS smag lsffafes4t No~ YoFk
"a barge ~ ~a1sath vlalsftan -
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Have xoa ever witnessed az oppa
air performance or @~en play pro
need with seeasfy of trees sni toll.
. ge. ihe Yrasa utiigs~d for carp
Ind ghe cagopv nj heaven for ro~ p
a~ts~ Ynu 80 ~ . IN as bsaHtifut a
picture as eftn back wrouId Il
! 'rn'snased lss IA mr. lights. wisa h.s-
t,ssieaiis eossasesa ilxtag pcopls rtn.
iaA along ftf1ins Of soft. mo, sdi
,as music - not. don I fan 10 wli.
- those tse RAID artistic s.,aa
rir perform ~ 20 be given tor, III
air perfor mar noes 10 be given tonight
and tomorrow night at Chautauaua
park by Miss Stewart aud her excel.
lent company Of ''Ingnmar" aud As
You Like 1t" Two show hox popn-
lar these performances are. at rec
ent production OF las You Like IT.
In New York the receipts amounted
to 10000 The company which
Miss Stewart carries Is one of the
best ever gotten together aud includes
| some of the cleverest and we'll known
actors on the stage today. Miss
stewart, who has starred successfully
for number OF seasons. Ia a bright.
handsome woman. having fine dra-
| matte instinct and much power OF
expression She has for support one
or Mr. Frohman's leading men. whose
work In Shakespearian roles has been
much commended by leading critics.
The bill tonight is that of "Ingomar'
the Barbarian. tomorrow Is Shake
spear comedy las You Like II -
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= . . . . = - . . . . eeHeA
= PERSONAL MENTION. =
uA~AAA u~A>A

Bob Gould sas business visitor
to Dallas toass
W STORY. of Ennis. vas In The
city tats morning
sam Caataea rvsuened ihls mora
ms from . business trip TO Cleburne
Mrs Wells Springfield. Of Dallas,
VAS the guest Of Mrs A p Small to-
day
Mrs " aakigzou az Tyler II in
the CITY vtsi,ing her daughter Mr.
Bird Forest
Mrs " u hno~leA eitl attend
the James Uileher nuptials Of Ferris
tomorrow night
Nr and Mrs A lssswei returned
last night from visit 90 Erath and
Bosqae counties
Little Miss I,ura Moffett left this
morning FOR Chillscothe to spend a
month or two with relatives.
I Prof Han. Of Cuero. one of the
I new members 81 the public school
! faculty, IL visiting in the city
{ Mrs NJ Boren. Of Italy arrived
/ In the city this morning To visit the
/ family Of / Aincer on Vest Main.
/ Guy E Harwell.o Dallas, spent
last night and part of today in the
/ city attending to business matters
Prof l.. F. Wear went to Airing
ton this morning 10 spend a few days
+ in the interest of Trinity University
Mrs r W Cantrell and children.
of Waco. arrived In the city this
morning to visit relatives for a few
DAYS
sir and Mrs 4 w Spencer left
for Amarillo this morning to spend
several days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Rufe Bynum and Miss Helen
Altman of Indiana. who is the guest
of Mrs Bynum. were visitors TO Dali
las today,
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COMMITTEE.

The worst in twenty days SOC anc
Sl.00 at all leading dug stores. or BY mail
Prepared BY N4TIoNN. TOILET Co. Paris Tenn
Solo in Waxahachie by all leading
druggists. d&w
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QUICKLY CONVICTED.

In Less Than an Hour Gbductor Is
Given Twenty Years.
Philadelphia. June 2o-The grand
jury Tuesday found a true bill against
John Joseph Keau, the abductor Of
Freddie Muth. and gave him an imme-
date trial He was convicted in less
than an hour and Judge Sulzerberger
sentenced the prisoner 10 twenty years.
From the time OF exams arrest until
he vas ou his way TO the peuiteutiary
20 begin sentence less than twenty
four hours had elapsed
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Injunction Grantrd

Greeuyille TeN. Jgae 90-Judge
Mock issued "a restraining order. re-
turnable Oct 5. 20 prevent the Texas
Baseball league from DYllectinx fine
OF $50 against the Grp.nyille club FOR
failing IA play al Cieburne June .
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Has Announced That Ne Desires Dem
ooratic Nomination For Governor.
Guthrie June 2p-ludgr Fr1ut Dale
OF Guthrie is an ayowrH candidate
for the Democratic nomination Tor the
first governor OF Oklahoma state. and
has started ont uu his campaign lie
came 20 Guthrie ou the first day from
Wichita Kan. ard in lS42 was APP
pointed chief Justice of oklahoma by
Cleveland serving flrr yr1ra
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times? If So have your cleaning
and pressing done by Halcomb and
Page. and you will always be neat
and we'll dressed. Prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed to be first
class. Ladies work given especial
attention. tt
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FOR SALE-Gentie horse and sur
rey. refrigerator, folding bed and
other household goods Mrs j. w
Vines. Billiard Heights. 65
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smoker poStHacd

The smoker TO have been given
Thursday night by the Retail Mer-
chants Association has been post.
poned TO some future date.
COMMITTEE.
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LOST-One OF my delivery mules.
Had halter on with rope attached.
Reward for informtion OF his where
abouts, Roy Connally. S.
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~e~~>~ >>>>~~
~sw II II. Nssosnbs FOR fre snd
torusstp Insurance. Il
Mica you need piame~f call
aanslsY ~tth r Crouk Co Both
phoa~s 81 II
The candidates sfll hand ont u
bunch OF hot air 20 the Sssrrett yot-
ers tonight
A large crowd Will go from here
| 10 sterrett tonight 10 hear the can
didates speas
J W Dlckey ~ill 20 to Ferris to
sing tomorrow night al the James
Wileh"r nuptials
| II you want a mantel, you should
~ee our stock before buying waxa-
hachie Lumber Company &C
Miss Mae Stewart and company
will be seen In 'ingomar" at the
Chautauqua park this evening,
| The r. 5. Cronk Co, Is headouar-
tiers for all kinds 81 garden hose
| Prices right Both phones No 50 Il
The Home Mission Society OF the
Methodist church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock.
John Scion went to Fort Worth
! this morning to look after the sale of
a car load of cattle he shipped there
Yesterday.
Quite good deal of new wheat is
coming in now. The yield this year
is much better than for the past two
or three years, and the berry is well
developed
The Katy will run a special train
from Waco to Dallas Sunday on &C
count of ball game between Dallas
and Cleburne. The round trip rate
from Naxahachie will be s1.00.
! The Katy and Central have an
nounced a rate of $685. to Houston
and $500 to Galveston Saturday.
Tickets good on morning and night
| trains of Saturday with limit to
return until Monday night
o.
Miss May Stewart and company ar
rived in the city this afternoon to
give two performances at the Chau-
tauqua park. This evening lingo
mar will be presented and tomor-
row evening the bill will be "As You
Like It,"
]. c. Gibson and wife have return
ed from a trip to Mineral Wells.
| Mrs. Gibson is much improved in
health. They also report Mr. j L.
| Mccartney to be much improved and
that he will soon be home a well
| man
Open air performances will be
given at the Chautauqua park tonight
and tomorrow night by Miss May
Stewart and company. This even
ing's bill will be "Ingomar" Tomor-
row night one of Shakespeare plays.
"As You Like It, will be given.
Buy wall paper of me. | hang the
better grades free of charge for the
next few days. 5000 new up-to-date
patterns to select from. II am for
the public; it has suffered long"
Gilmore. the wall paper man. ut
Campbell-Dunawa Lumber Co Both
/ phones. If
/ r. h Fincher spent yesterday in
the Maypearl country lie says the
crops in that section are In better
condition than in the vicinity of
WaXahachte. The cotton fields have
been well cultivated and the plant is
about knee high Corn promises "a
| good yield. and the grain crop is
considered very fine.
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r. h. Fincher spent yesterday in
the Maypearl country He says the
crops in that section are in better
condition than i'm the vicinity of
WaXahachie. The cotton fields have
been well cultivated and the plant is
about knee high Corn promises "a
good yield, and the grain crop is
considered very fine
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FOR SALE-My house and lot on
water street Lot 90x20O. seven
room house. Apply to P. F. Daven-
port tt
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can have box couches made to order
at W X Rudolph's furniture store.
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FOR RENT Fourroom houss on
Flat ~tF.~t near Marvin Apply @
" supple So
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The +. S Cronk Co. Is headQuar
tiers for all kinds 81 garden hose
Prices right Both phones No. 81. 4
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FOR RENT One large room and
Cronk II
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Miss Mae Stewart and company
will be seen In ''ingomar" al the
Chautauaua park this evening.
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FINE coFers for fine unbrellas
Prices from one 70 six dollars Ar
thur Mackoy shop "a
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los IA gold shirt waist pin. en
graved with letter M Finder
please return 10 this Office Oh
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FOR REST-Five room house three
blocks from square. All modern con
yenienees. See Dr.. keplinger *
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CLOTHING Cleaned and pressed
Buy second hand clothing S Per
rim. eos East Main street II
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A RED COW About five years old.
In pound siace FRIDAY WIN be sold
saturday Joe Collins sSpd
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Foh RENT Pianos Thomsoa J.~
elrs Compare pianos and organs
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The Home Mission Society OF the
Methodist church will meet at the
church Friday afternoon at four
O'Clock
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WEATHER roaisai partly cloudy
~easher cooler Tsarsaas falF Tu@N.
day max ~ nis SIS
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II YOU want mantei, you should
3ce our stock before buying waxa.
hachie Lumber Company. &C
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Buy wall paper of me. I hang the
better grades free of charge for the
next few days. 5000 new up-to-date
patterns to select from. Il am for
the public; it has suffered long -"
Gilmore. the wall paper man, ut
tampbrll-Dunaway Lumber Go. Both
phones. If
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John Scion went to Fort Worth
this morning to look after the sale of
car load of cattle he shipped there
yesterday.
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The candidates gill hand oat q
bunch Of hot air 20 the Sserrett vot-
efS tonight
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J VI Dlckey ~iil go To Ferris to
sing tomorrow night at the James
Nilchrr nuptials
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~sv II II. Nesonbs FOR flre spd
torusets, Insurance. II
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large crowd WILL go from here
10 sterrett tonight 10 hear the can
didates speak
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Mica Won ne~s plumb call
phoa~s 81 II
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Open air performances will be
given at the Chautauqua park tonight
and tomorrow night by Miss May
Stewart and company This even
ing's bill will be "Ingomar" Tomor-
row night one of Shakespeare plays,
AS You Like It., will be given.
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]. c. Gibson and wife have return
ed from a trip to Mineral Wells.
Mrs. Gibson is much improved in
health. They also report Mr.. j. l..
Mccartney to be much improved and
that he will soon be home a vel
| man
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Quite good deal of new wheat
coming In now. The yield this ye
Is much better than for the past "
or three years, and the berry is We
developed
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to be pFoyerbial in theatrical history.
When The Little Duchess was first
presented by her at the Casino in
New York. the lavish equipment of
scenery and sartorial display was the
sensation of several seasons In in
PRODUCING the Sadie" girls il was
intended to Guido all former SHOW
girls" so gowns We're imported from
the most exclusive modistes in Paris.
Not only in this, but in every other
detail the production was the best
that could be bought. Milton and
Sargent Aborn purchased this equip
ment, intact, two years ago. and Sc
lected as a successor in the stellar
role. Countess Won hatfield, who is
now in her second successful season
as a star in this clever musical com
edy, supported by a east of comedi-
ans who won the highest praise in
every big city east of the Mississippi
and a good many west of it, and with
large chorus of selected feminine
charmers reputed to capture the
beauty prize of the season.
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RESTITUTION AFTER THf
ELECTION.

The news that President Roosevelt
has decreed that the Si4S,o00 for
which his wicked partner" George
b. Cortelyou. held up the Big Three
insurance companies in 1904 must be
returned does not jump along the
same track with Mr. Rooseyelt's de-
cision TO promote MIR. Cortelyou to
be secretary of the treasury when
Mr. Shaw goes back to Iowa.
MIR. Rooseyelt's present stand in
the matter would have been more
graceful if he had assumed it before
the November elections. The money
was wrongly taken from funds laid
by for the widow and the orphan.
The president knew this when. before
the election. he demanded that it be
returned. but allowed himself to be
overruled by Cortelyou and Bliss.
His submission can be attributed
to nothing but the fear that the
money might be needed to avert re-
Bliss, treasurer of the committee, he
may not have held the power of coer-
cion, but he held the political for
tunes of Cortelyou. its chairman, in
his hands, and could have forced him
to act
And now he is to reward Mr.. Cor
telyou for his disobedience by pro-
noting him to the place in the cabi-
net which is second in the line of
succession to the presidency. Verify,
the president does not seem to have
been deeply offended at Mr.. Cortel
you for refusing to give back the
money of the widow and the orphan
until after the election.-St. Louis
Republic.
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~ seres out Of the J s Berry sur-
vey s.s5a
O ~ Chapman 10 } r Sullivan.
{ arres ia Waxmhaehge. sSg@a2
) A Finley 10 c. r simmons. lot
. In hloek rs. Palmer $685.
L. - Griffin 30 Geo ~ Jeffets
lots aud : In block H. Palmer.
sTuU
Geo. M letters TO W ". ward.
lots 8 aud In block ~, Palmer
$500
u s. Taylor 90 Nj c and r. l..
Williams. - acres out az the John
g Love survey and acres out ot
the Il De la Poua grant, $3.50
r. r Cook to A. y Puguclet, tots
1, : and 6 in block "a. Forreaion
$1,000
l. r Rarnhart 10 Morris Willis.
lots 3 and 4 IN block 20. Palmer
$500
Morris wills 90 O y Jones. lots
g. aud s ln block Is. Palmer
seas
II " KIRK TO W. 4. Carr. part ~
block 2T6 Ia Ceyfg addition to Waxa-
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happy and ready for strenuous eve
ming,
Are your feet tired In ten min
ates the ehrifopodist viii fix you mp
SO you can dance TIL Is. m
The msnicuflst will attend 10 your
hands. aad the hair specialist will
dress your hair and adjust your com
plexion for YOU, and men are just as
well cared for az are the women.
How ineonyenlcut Il must have
been 90 have been alive even fifty
years ago.
The good old times9 Think OF a
trip To Europe then and nov. and
each coming year briugs as new lax
uries,
Just as much as automobiles are
ahead Of ox-carts. jus- 30 much Will
airships excel automobiles. aud thru
new devices. the luxurics Of tomor,
row viii exceed those of today.
A few wears VII find stoves and
furnaces Of the past aud the ash gent
leman win be forgotten
Good old times2
To-day Is the best day the world
ever saw. and tomorrow VIII bo bet.
ter Fort Worth Telegram
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hachie; $500.
Geo. w. Smith to John C. Cox. 270
acres out of the Geo w. Smith sur
vey; $1,4S5.
f. T. Boren to ] f, Ross, $50
acres out of the S. Mayfield survey:
$7.205.60.
j. F. Ross to /. B. Alexander, 107
acres of land S1,2Oe
d. c. Yauger to Il. J. Rudd, 30
acres out of the John Fiber survey;
$3.50.
f. J. Rudd to w. A. Akin, 20 acres
out of the John Fisher survey; ST.
400.
r. l.. Timmns to S. f. Chapman,
lots 9, 10, II and , in block and
lot 3 in block in Trinity Univer-
sity addition to WaXahachie; S525
Sarah A. Duff to w. w. Batchler.
173 p acres out of the Mason Phelps
survey; 10000
d. M. Johnson to Joe Taraba, SIS
acres out of the A. de la Cara grant;
50 600.
A. l.. Patterson TO Noise CeU lot
| ? in block SO. Ennis; $3.50.
J. NJ. Pace to V. NJ. Tate. 20 acres
out of the Littleton White fvey;
| g
| Valley Rou,e Townsite ana Loan
| Company to Arthur c. Chapman, lots
| : and s in block 10, Bardwell; $345.
| r. NJ. Dees to c r. Mckinney. 50
acres out of the NJ r. Hawkins sur
vey and Al acres cut of the w. w.
Rawls surves; $500.
! Mrs Mary kralca ct al to Joseph
/ krajca. 1N5 acres out of the II. la
| peua grant. 81 600
r. A. and W. p. Mccall to r. E
! West. 1883 acres out OF the r, d Ia
/ Pena grant; $5,23S.75.
O. II. Chapman TO J. +. Chapman,
- acres out of the John Gooch sur
Iyey: S1,954.1G.
j. r. Chapman TO G. O. Adkins, %
acres ont of the John Gooch survey
$4,000.
j. T.. Shippoy to W. IT, Burrow. loU
|Iu N1yprdrl. $500.
/ Wesley J. Kidd to y. j. Thomas
'pJrI of block l>t BOO NaNahaohie
$500.
O. b rn-k FOB W. j. Steele. lor 10
.IuN. SI-aU.
81 So Erwin ro d. b. Worrbiugtou
Doe Boo F,... $1,000.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-12-05
The NinstrclS.

All that is good, all that is new
in minstrelsy; a big show, a great
company. That is telling it all when
YOU speak briefly of the Donnelly &
fairfield Magnificent Minstrels, to
be seen at the Shelton opera house
December s. With a first part fea-
ture entitled "The Evolution of Min
strelsy or Minstrels Tribute go the
Twentieth Century" the Donneily &
fairfield Magnificent Ministries pre-
sent q mammoth spectacle of hrilli-
anCy, mirth, music and song. \ Gre
alton that startles and a sumptuous
scenic spectacle beautiful beyond de
scripuou. Opening with the time
huuored burnt cork semi-cirCle for so
long known as the first part of min
~trelsy. the company presents am ar
ray uf hlack-aoyd comedians who
ure prominent J- fun makers every
where.
The jokes To crisp ANA .Iisply
ruld. .hy solo and ensemble must,
M-h class and th. dances rHs latest
and fhe best