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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
STOCKS DISPLAY
MORE STRENGTH.
Opening Tone Uncertain, Prices
Moving Either Way With
Great lrreguIarity.
Large Blocks Bought ON Announce
ment OF Increased Dividend, Whole
Market Responding.

New York, Nov. 1.-The tone OF tho
opening stock market was very uncertain
and prices moved both ways with great
irregularity. The retention OF the regular
dividend on Chesapeake 4 Ohio caused a
gain Of 2h IN that stock. A sudden bulge
Of points IN Pennsylvania stimulated
buying elsewhere and speculation showed
some animation for n time The improve
ment at other points was moderate and
the entire market slipped back when prof
t-taking started In Pennsylvania. Read
ing. ST. Paul and Union Pacific. The top
prices restored "A good portion Of the
opening losses and placed other stocks a
large traction above yesterdays ci0sang
Northern Pacific moved up iqs. Cni''n
Pacific Great Northern, smeiung ana
Colorado Fuel III 10 IN.
Pennsylvania recedeo las from its best
price and the tone was heavy In SYM
pathy. Dealings We're very small and
prices made no well defined movement
81, Louis and San Francisco first pre-
fsrred moved up "a The Mex,cpn tcn-
trpi prices were weak and when II was
announced that negotiations for the pur-
chase bv the Mexican government We're
broken off, the stock fell ~ the inst
preferred bonds ~. the first incomes ~
and the second Incomes ,.
Bonds were Irregular
Large blocks OF PENNSYLVANIA were
bought oB the announcement ~ the iu-
crease OF the dividend rate to Z per cent,
the price touching, liisl. The entire
market responded sharply, Anaconda rose
3ia, Northern Pacific ~. smelling 2,
Great Northern preferred Ia and Anal
,gamated copper Ia.
The general market followed the move
ment of Pennsylvania closely but the In
dividual fluctuations were trivial. Penn
sylvana was marked ~ ayan &C
ana Reading, st. Paul and Union Pacific
also sold higher than previously. South
ern Pacific and St Paul gained point.
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The local markets are being well
supplied with edibes. this week. The
receipts today. include southern Jersey
sweet potatoes which are wholesal-
ing at 1925 per barrel, seven cars OF
Irish potatoes from southern Idaho
and northern Utah. cars of sweet po-
tatoes from California, lemons APP
pies, including several varieties from
this state. half car of California
figs and half car OF smyrna dates,
and a wide assortment of fish, yege-
tables and poultry. Grabs will be In
the market tomorrow. as the season
opens OH that date. from the Pacific
coast These are hardshell crabs, as
tho soft she'll variety comes only from
The Atlantic coast and very few find
their way to this city, Eggs con-
tinue TO be scarce, and nothing is as
yet known about Turkeys. The fol-
lowing prices are obtaining in to-
days markets.
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SILVER BELL TO
Be DEVELOPED.
Stockholders Vote to Increase
Capitalization and Extra Stock
Already Marketed.
MAY LEVY AN ASSESSMENT.
--- ----TT- --------------------------
Money 10 be Devoted to Liquidation Of
Indebtedness and Purchase Of
Machinery.
MAY LEVY AN ASSESSMENT.

A special meeting Of stockholders OF
the Silver Bell Mining company was
held yesterday at which the authorized
capital OF the company was raised from
100000 to 100000 shares at a par value
Of 81 each. only 225,Ooo shares of the
compnny's stock had been issued up to
now, which gives the company $4,000
shares OF treasury stock
N. W. Sonnedecker, manager, states
that arrangements have been perfected
for the marketing Of the treasury stock.
but the money VIII not be available for
some little time and In order TO provide
for immediate necessity the company
may decide to levy an assessment of 70
cents per share.
q The money will he applied towards
liquldating the Indebtedness of tha
company. purchasing some needed ma
chinery and putting the property into
first class shape for development.
The Silver Bell people own a valuable
group of claims In Thames canyon, and
now that money for the purpose is as-
snred, the company viii begin active
operations at once.
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CONCENTRATES.

George w. Ritter returned yester"
dayfrom a business trip TO Beaver
county He reports general condi-
tons good,
j. II, Belcher, president of the Utah
Harms Tunnel Machine company, spent
yesterday In Ogden ON business con-
nected with the comDay
An order has been placed with
local firm by the Nevada Douglas peo-
pie for compressor with ~ drill
capacity This will be shipped to
Ytrlngton at once
f. w. Berry one of the old time
mining men of the district came IN
from Park City yesterday on business.
Tie says the Park Is on the verge OF
very respectable boom
Presidet Tony jacobson and Supt
A. O. Jacobson OF the Columbus con-
solidated, returned from Alta yester..
day where they made an inspection or
the latest work on the property
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REGULAR CALL.

Carlsa--t00 at 81.
DAILY Judgc--50 al 1850.
Lower Mammoth--1.60O at 10; L.
600 at rs.
Lou Dillon--iOO at As; 1890 at AZ;
1900 at As.
Nevada Hills---1oO at e.S5; 100 at
400.
Uncle Sam~-h00 at 30.
Butler LIBERAL, 800 at ~.
BLACK Jack---l0o at so; goo at SO,
900 at IS.
Colorado Mountain.-200 at 81.
Joe Bowers--500 al @
New York---200 at 2sls: 1000 at 30.
Scottish Chief--500 at 1917.
South Columbus, 600 at SO, buyer
eo 1900 at so; 5000 at 81. buyer so.
Ylctor--l,0oO at So; 1900 at SA
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax---e00 at "a.
Carisa--300 at 81; 500 at GO, buyer
Columbus Consolldated-100 at $40,
buyer 80; 100 at $50. 200 at $50: 900
nj 6,45; 100 MT $40.
Lower MAMMOTH. 900 Mt TO- SELL
ef 30; 700 at so. 1900 at 81.
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LIVESTOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov l.--Csttle- Receipts, aooo
and heifers. i,6s6i5.9p; stockers and
feeders. 2loaas0; western 3.sM6.oo
calves. s.00n7 80
Hogs-Receipts, 1900: market strong TO
8 cents higher. Mixed and butchers, 80
i6. 42is; good heavy, 6.25d6. 42ia; rough
heavy, 5.s5di6.o5; lights 5.9en6. 3ih pigs,
5I0GS.o5; bulk 6.0oG635.
Sheep Receipts, 10000; market strong.
Sheep. l.1SI5.6o; lambs, i75d7Ij.
OMAHA.
Omaha. Nov. 1.-Cattle--Receipts 5000;
market steady, Native steers, o.2jq6. % I;
cows and heifer, 5oQ4 80; western
steers 3.25W5.4o Gamers, ,J0d2.5o; stock
500: bulls and stays. 2.Grl9.15
gs-Receipts 5000; market steady.
Heavy 5,90m60S; mixed. 595ds.O5: lights,
605g6 %; pigs, 5.26Qi6 90, bulk. 595Gf6.05.
Sheep--Receipts, 1900. market strong
to 10 cents higher. Fed muttons, 550a
$50; wethers, 5,o006 60; ewes, 4.50i5. q
lambs, 6.7oQ7.50.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City, Nov. l.--Cattle-- Receipts.
1000; market steady TO strong. Native
steers. 4o0Qe75: native cows and heifers,
2OoGI.75; stockers and feeders, 2.6o(ii. 81:
calves, 2.75d6.5o; western steers, 3.50d5, q
western cows. 2. 2Sqi3.75.
Hogs.-Receipts, 5000; market strong to
8 cents higher. Bulk, s.i5a6. %; heavy,
g l5u6.2la: packers, 6.l0q6. 25 pigs and
lights. 5,75d6, 22ia.
Sheep Receipts. 1900; market strong.
Muttors. 45lfi5 go: lambs. 6.OoI7. rs; range
wcthers, 4.25q6.0; fed ewes, 40odS .25.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
WESTERN ROADS CHARGED
WITH DISCRIMINATION.

Washington. Nov. 1.--Complaint was
filed today with the Interstate COM
merce commission by the Howard
Mills company of Wichita, Kan, that
the Missouri Pacific, Santa Re, Rock
Island, Burlington, Denver & Rio
Grande. Southern Pacific and Union
Pacific railroads are maintaining UNI
just differentials against flour and In
favor of wheat shipped from Wichita
to Pacific coast terminals and points
In Arizona. 1t is claimed that this
discrimination operates disastrously TO
the -four mills of Kansas. and upbuilds
the Pacific coast mills. and complaint
urges that the differentlals be abol-
ished
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
ATLANTIC CITY WRECK INQUIRY.

Atlantic CITY, N. j., Nov 1.-The
coroner's inquest which Is to examine
and fix responsibility for the~electric
railroad wreck of Sunday. began to-
day.
Atty. Bourgeois for the railroad COM
pany offered the extensive resources
OF the Pennsylvania company to assist
accident.
Conductor Curtis denied he had been
warned before leaving Camden that
anything was wrong with the rear car
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Nov. 1.--Trading In the wheat
market here today was quiet and sent;-
ment In the pit was rather bearlsh. Prices
were trlflc lower Mt the start but the
covering BY shorts. December opened
. ,ower at iSe4giS1s to liY and sold up 20
HsHlih. Clear weather throughout the
corn belt induced moderate selling of
corn by cash houses This caused slight
~ easier tone. December opened y 10 z
lower at 43Aui3ss and sold at 43a.
Oats were easier. December opened Il
lower at J3ss and sold at a3it
Provisions were firm. January pork
opened cents higher at 1880; aid sssQ,.
cents higher at !: t5@S4ils and ribs
shade higher at 40.
Later demand became more general. Do
cember advancing to 1874. The cloeo
H&674%.
corn-corn was steady at the close, with
December unchanged at iSSsdii3ts.
Cash: Wheat--No. red 7ii,nGl%, No.
I red, ss@7i; No herd. 7iais; No. 2
CO., I6aiel.; No, spring, ,ea7s
Corr 70 ? issl,ssliS9a; No 2. lsaaisls
Close wheat Dec iis,&;NS: 'i iiay. 7a@
corn--Doca issqigis; May, irsalr,.
Oats--Deo $685. May. ?5is.
pork-yan., LII May. IA
isilt-- JbNs' NsN-i2s
Rihs-inr I,Gmi.f2s.
Rye--Cash, 6slk
Barlcy--cssh ilna2
Timothy-Nov. i.1pu42S
FLAX AID Clover-Nothna doing.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York. Nov l.--Sugar. raw, steady.
Fair refining, 3 i-lG; centrifugal s6 test,
8 ls-l6. molasses sugar 1876.
Reined-steady. Crushed, $50; powder
ed 40: graduated, $50
coffee-Steady. No. I Rio, s.
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool Nov. i.-Close. Wheat--Dec..
cs I'D; March. 6s sad. May, s. ID.
The weather In England today was
overcast,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01

GETTING READY TO SHIP.


No. Meadow Valley shaft OF the
Nevada Utah, under the direction OF
Frank Mcneil is now wearing the 900
foot level and everything is working
smoothly, Essays the Phoebe Record. No.
1. under the direction of Mr.. Vincent,
has almost reached the 700 and excel
lent time Is being made. BY the time
the railroad will have reached Phoebe
assuming 1t to start building on the
first OF November. the Nevada Utah
people win be ready to ship large guam
titiaa pf nrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01

Its capital stock is increased from $780,.
900 to s3.150,000 and the par value OF
the shares Is increased from 81 to W
each.
The silver Boil Mining company has
filed an amendment 10 its articles or
Incorporation with the county clerk
b. which its capital stock is increased
10 sl.oO0.OO0, divided into shares of the
par value " 81 each.
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CONTRACT LET.
Empire State Nevada Properties 10 be
Put Under Active Development.

A contract for 80 feet Of work has
been let on the properties OF the En-
pire State Nevada Mining company In
the Falrview district.
W. II. 'rbbals stated yesterday that
he had received two different proposl-
tons for further development OF the
property, the party offering to open up
a body OF ore in the mine for loo,oOo
shares of treasury stock and wililng 10
stand the expense In case he failed. An
other man wants to do 100 feet OF de-
vclopment at an agreed price ana take
his payment in stock.
This last offer may possibly DC ac-
cepted. A little free gold has peen en-
countercd In the mine, but no ore body.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
Building Lots in Forest Dale.

We do nor recommend these lots as
a speculative investment but we haVe
choice locations for home-builders ID
nearly every part Of this desirable suo'
urb.
A few lots on Fifth East ION con
tinuation of the East Boulevard some
on briggs Street. a few fine buliu-
ing sites on Callers Park car line uth
East street,; and enough lots ior
about half dozen homes with east
frontage on 9th East Street htue
way north OF the fine grounds OF inc
Country club. We can suit yeu u you
want home; and price terms ana
treatment you will find TO your lik-
ing. II you are a good neighbor we
want you. II not, the price you might
offer would not be an inducements 10
sell 10 you.
GEORGE NJ. CANNON co.
Rooms 5is-slS Templeton Building.
'Phone--Bell 81.
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TUERE IS NO treason.

why your baby should be thin, and fret.
full during the night Worms are the cause
OF thin, sickly babies. II Is natural that
healthy baby should be fat and sleep
we'll. II your baby does not retain It's
food don't experiment with collie cures
and other medicine, but try bottle o
whites Cream Vermifuge, and you viii
soon see your baby have color and laugn
as 1t should sold by u. G. NJ. l. Drug
Dent. 1i2 and IA South Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
THE WIRELESS CONFERENCES.

Berlin Nov. THE delegates to the
wireless telegraph conference finished
their work today and expect TO sign a
convention Saturday. The agreement
glll be framed upon the principle OF free
ter-communication between all sys-
tens. but Great Britain and Italy win
sign with reservations designed TO pro-
tect the existing arrangement With the
Marconi company.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01
OIL DOCKS ON FIRE.

New York. Nov. 1.--Fire was discov-
cred on the crude old docks sof the
Standard Oil company at Bayonne, N.
j., about l0:3O today, and In a short
time the big warehouse was destroyed
and another appeared to be going fast.
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PENNSYLVANIA DIVIDEND.

Philadelphia, NOV. 1.-The board Of
directors OF the Pennsylvania road to-
day declared semi-annual dividend
of 3is per cent. This is an increase OF
half of one per cent, and places the
stock on q per cent basis.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01

; Don't fail to try sack of the -four
from the Richmond Utah -four mills,
All leading merchants will have II for
sale
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The long felt want will be 'filled, by
getting sack OF the Cache Valley
Mills 90, High Patent, 1t viii make
bread Hike mother makes.
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AMEND ARTICLES.
Two Companies Increase Capital Stock
To Provide Further Capital.

An amendment ~ the articles Of In
corporation OF the Big Cottonwood Cop
per and Gold mining company was filed
with the county clerk today, BY which
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-01

Keep few cans OF MOUNTS Pork
and T}eoas in tho house. They are so
nice for short notice lunches
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McCarty's $500 Hats are as good as
$500; better than $500; our price, 81 90.
MCCARTHY HAT CO., Wilson Annex.
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CANNON BROS, BROKERS. - Il.
So. Temple. Tel 80 ind. 9l0-k. Bell
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

st. Louis, Nov. 1.--Wool steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 2ig2st, fine
mediums, 1sa22; fine liai7
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A. 8. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker, Els d. r. Walker Block
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THREE DAY SHEET

Music sale. 10c per copy. Clayton
Music Co.
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FINE JOS WORK

FINE jos WORK
nerned out on short Moth.
r tvnas VA News. A big shin vr'cs At IN.
types ana supplies jus III ~ pment It nsv v
s s,es Lor letter heads. bill I bur our fsclri.
envelopes, pada, etc. ots neads, tssr
sea,eu py any establishna, are tinex,
va" TIE DEsEREr NR y The
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As.
Montgomery Mountain 100 at 81.
Nevada Hills---2g0 at 297ia
silver Shield--2,0o0 at Ing,
South Coumbus-l 900 at ~.
REHABILITATION.
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we Sell Real Estate

As well as Commercial stocks Just
now we make feature Of
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Liverpool. Nov. i.-Close, Wheat--Dec..
cs IA; March. 6s sad May, s. ID.
The weather In England today was
overcast
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-08
SPRING CATARRH.
Hood q Curtin Sell Hyomei Under
Guarantee of Cure.

The changeable weather of Spring
is directly responsible for the pre-
balance of catarh troubles in Waxa-
hachie at the present time
AS result, Hood & Curtin have
had larger sale for Hyomei the past
week than ever before in the years
that they have handled this reliable
treatment for the cure of catarrh.
Ii there is a single catarrh germ
in the system, Hyomei will search
it out and absolutely destroy it, COM
pletely eradicating the trouble The
remedy has made so many cures
among Hood & Curlin's customers
that they offer to pay for it them
selves if it does not benefit even the
worst case of catarrh
The complete outfit costs only 81,
consisting of an inhaler medicine
dropper, and bottle OF Hyomei. while
extra bottles of Hyomei can be OBJ
tanned for so cents There win not
be even this small expense if Hyomei
does not cure as Hood * Curtin will
return YOUR money
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SUNDAY SCHOOL ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting viii Be Held in
WaXahachie June L.

To the Sunday School workers of
Ellis county:
Your attention is called to the fact
that the Ellis County Sunday School
Association will meet in Waxahachie
at $3.50 O'Clock a. M June the first.
1t is earnestly desired that we may
have large attendance at this meet
ing. a strong program has been
prepared and it is believed that the
sunday Schools of the county will
receive great help by sending dele
gates to this association We hope
that every Sunday School in the
county viii be represented. In the
meantime, may We suggest that in
| the towns and larger communities
precinct rallies be held As this is a
very busy time of the year, would it
not be well 10 have these rallies on
Sunday afternoons? We believe that
il would be conducive to excellent
results il the ministers of the va
rious denominations would preach a
sermon on sunday School work and
follow mp The sermon with the af-
ternoou rally The programs for the
county meeting will be ready for
distribution la YER, few days, and
I 10 is suggested that sou write the
secretary for o. program. The secre-
taU has not complete list OF
schools and DO BIS hoped that YOU will
write for program as YOU might
not Otherwise receive one state
Secretary g. - Nciss viii be here
and siy, 3D. number of bis Inspiring
address Do NOT miss them Come
s. L. HORNBEAK. Pres.
W a GIBSON Soc County
. ociafi9u
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Goes to i'ittsburg

W. w Davis. the man who was
convicted in the district court on Two
charges of forgery, will DE taken to
Pittsburg tonight 10 answer to stint
lar charges which have been filed
against him there. Sheriff Carpen-
ter Of Cass county arrived In he city
this morning To convey Davis TO
Pittsburg Davis IL the man who at
tempted 90 obtain money from local
banks last winter on forged notes
he Nas more successful az pit'sburg,
securing $3.50 on note 20 which The
names 81 two or three prominent
citizens of Cass county had been
signed
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Was Wasting AWAY.

- had been troubled with kidney
disease for the last five years. DO
writes Robert r Watts. OF salem.
Mo "a lost flesh and never felt
we'll and doetored with LEADING ply
sieiaus and tried al remedies sug-
eested without relief Finally /
iriod Foley kidney Cure and less
than tvo bottles completely cured
me and ! am now souud and we'll pc
During the SINNER Kidney irryrulari-
fies are often caused hy excessive
drinking or Kcttias asefheated At
tend fo the kidueys lt ougs Hy ua-
iuE Fulet kidney Gore % W
FEAHLS
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when was druggist. "a iAFouia
Me- wrises r. pwysy. roe Of
ufstiiie. Mo.. three ~ my custom
sfH wsf. pef mauensly cured ot con-
sumpllua sy Dr KlnK Sew nlse
upfrfy. and agp well and stsoHE to-
dsf one wss trying Eo aell hts prop
effI sna move tn Arigona. hut after
uaHF SEES Discover short time Pc
fe&aa r. aunrsesaff tu do sa { w.
aafA nf k&mr Nes Discovery aa thw
Weaf saaaerfui mesllrlne lmsEgstenee
sagser Cough Aua calt cure ani shfssg
md InuN healsg Guaranteed is
ilewns nraa ro dFnEeists sneaud
g. TraMn Au8faf f8se
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We appreciate very much the as
sistance some of YOU have given MS
IN our meeting by closing your doors
for an hour, for three days last week
and otherwise aiding us in the work.
We believe we are doing a good and
wise thing in continuing the meet
ing this week We earnestly desire
TO be helpful TO all the people Of the
town. You can greatly aid lis in our
work by closing your doors for the
i0 a. m. services for the next three
days Some did this today Others
have declared their purpose to do so
tomorrow. win YOU join them?
Respectfully,
W. II MATTHEWS, Pastor.
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Fla sioa8 ludisu baseball tpam
eiH s.sit Nssahsshie Saturday May
i-. In p.aF b samf eIth fhs i1sai
.eam rte naite Mont Nicer Says
n p4r
tI shp attended fne esme sol
.e. meur aarfH 1851 fhe arre
uas esme3 ta aa.af BE- t.fs Ha,b
fheH tae @ah -aeere nf hatH
ds sud hr ia4an arheau soa.d
#ef4 HnHHHust .Ha auna.
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Wanted Ia Mace.

Deputy sheriff Tom Mickey went
Co Fortvston Yesterday afternoon
and arrested Judge Hines. n negro
who eas wanted ia the courts at
Waco. Tho sheriff oame up from
Waco thls morning aud topk charge
of Ihv prisoner a charge ~ crimls
uai assault By pvudiue against the
usHFu
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fae rrKulaf mefiuE If tht ElA
aill ae heid Tonight Candidate for
IHliisiioH $40 memntre ase arert
Io te present
SO BROWN 81
GEO g. GRTYfN ss
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%H>>HA~ 90 90 = A>>H~
. PERSONAL MENTION. .

w c Rocket Of Red Oak is camp
ing with sbe big show
Mr. aud Mrs George Dillon have
returned from California
Miss Evelyn Hewlett Of Kentucky
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs Tom Bul-
lard.
Ed oldham left this morning for
Wooien Wells where he win spend
month
Or A. + Miller OF Corsicana was
In the city today Or. Miller former
~ resided al Nash, but recently moy
ed 10 the Oil City.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-08

Quite a number of doctors were
in the city today to attend the meet
ing Of the Ellis County Medical So
ciety, The society met in the Wood
men of the World hall, and the pro-
gram included several topics of in
terest to the profession. Consider
discussion of the various questions
coming before the society.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-05-08

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