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New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, November
BEEvEs-sales-S Sanders "a Jersey fed Polled-AngIs
steers 1857 b average at So 20 100 M p Ohio
s. 30. 10 virginia o. 12ol n s. 10; . Pennsylyana
% a % a 50 S 10 eo% @ e "a S H. at Gu d 200 - @ Do at @ g S @
% s. 5 o II d do s. go g n p az az Ss So 90 NJ dc d4 81 1872 81 ID at 81 go
o aa rs 81 90 90 d y s9 0hG Il T At 1850 g so % 4 s. go
d. 1856 n at 81 So % DO 1892 n at s. 10; 90 do llC9
H. al al S 3d. 3d. R Is % dc m 2 b. al a, : s. &c M u 100 90 NJ i at
80; DO 1899 n, at S. do $50 h at 81 80
s. a5; IS do ss4 n. at So do ISL ib at 81 IS
DO 1922 r. at S. do 2se g. 4 q 81 1881 s
= T. s a. e 10 90 90 1880 dS n al 81 ~ - H. Wt 9 T gG S 50 10 @ a
$ l!5. + :; &qs ia25
6 1907 II. 81: DO So n. $ So $50
50 S. $ RssPs d6 ssa h s Q 3 5 81 v r.
81 so 3 Soms s's 2 n at & g 5o 5o o 75 n at s.
do sss ii. at S. 10 90 1906 y, s. 90
d. i5d 6PBs'stn S at s. 3 3 Kentucky steers l H. at 50 0'
Tobin shannon: bulls, s57 rb. 50 so; cow 500
A9a5sB pdSn siR Mneg cows eo So '7S e. al at 8 g do o -
81 %; do, 1913 ID; at 81 10 soo
s. s nv I5o IuWs H. 81 g. g. RaaI2 s4
Pennsyl'ana de- i$7 n at So sTssser % 800 n at s. 80
s. Il 81: mixed calves 81 H. at at
Sc s%H4srs; @ ,6 il y Sea; 1 i as e. n ct s. o.
lgo m at S ss 70 10 81 g & 20 oa d D. at is ST IL at o. @ g NJ at So
Endrsw Mullen: 58 yeas slo7 III. at 81; 10 do n
at So So p Sr2s1sT SeisT i3 @ r. a. S. osz -
John Ducey: veas h, at SO; IL grassers l57 H.
a 81 20: yearling 470 n. at 81.
J. G. curtis & Son: veal 132 n so: do JOG 10.
a S.
raR FEP ss NR sHaaa sms s. n % g 81 %
10; l21 Pennsylvania do - n, 81 30 232 Virginia
a 81 40 l06 Buffalo GO n. a SG
24 BHnao o 50 = at Sc s. % state Do u "a a. at s. o.
sanders 2s2 lambs. es II. at *7s24.: 1a2 DO
81 10 81 d. 50 h. at So So 90 d. So H. at 50 rs M 20
cus ~ n. at s4 20 state sheep 100 III 81: ~
10 n S4 culls. g. n. Sc Co - at 81
W. z Hume; l73 Pennsylvania lambs IL. al 81 co;
l39 10. 81 37i4 d.. fG s. I24
- H. at 81 90; 2l9 60 H. 81 201 40 10
81: do. % III. So 81: Is cus H. 20;
Pennsylvania do. II ID, 81 10 ID
81 %: p do. II lb. at So culls, 81 ID 81 10
George & l. <. Dlenbaci 3I4 Northern Canada lambs
~ 81 80: l7a do 10 III. 81 so
sheep. SO In 81
125 s. %; do 30 d. 81 80. sheep. 146
h. So 90, 90 III. At s.; 2 DO 10 H. So
Judd Co: 224 state lambs. 81 ID. a 81 25: 245
co H. 81 % i state sheep and anlbs. IS
h. 81 20.
Newton & Co ls1 Virginia lambs, 67 ID. 81 Vr-.
gn!a yearlinrs, - 10. at 81 20
J Curtis Son: 81 state lambs, 80 10, IS 90. 10
state sheen. culls. 81 H. al So 20
HOGS Saes-W. r. Hume date Yesterday: 5s Penn
sylvania hogs. 133 II average AZ So 81 per 100 III:
roughs 252 H. AT 81 IS: ! stag 23O 10 81 10
Tobn shanoon: state hogs, 1870 10. a. SO go.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

, Ios.-4he cotton market was very unsettled and
20 so.oay. Inc opening steady an ADVANCE
foro POM on November. but generally TO points
rg N response to lower cables, and the market
&c osy were estimated 300 600 bales The opening de-
t.I.e on me disappointing cables was followed by
70 ss9c Tor January 10 &c for March I'M
pressure and scattering liquidation but the
noG, uFae[s ana was followed by a rally OF or
%ilen there was hear
aa.u .oowing the publication private condItion
showing an improvement per cent in the
troi instead OF the expected deterioration January
70 '-slc and March to 1007c. about n
Eet lower and i40 points down from the high
ol october Is. There enough covering st
CiIs 10 steady the market somewhat but the
eae seemed Fearful OF bad of cables from
t-lEerpoo4 omorrow, and there was no raly OF con-
F9aelce F- Win the close only a couple of points up
IRON IRON the lowest. The weather in The South was
warmer but the forecast for unsettled con-
sI0ns se IN the Southwest. Southern spot markets
see..eo 10 be relatively steady. but sent-nentai az
sei1loh was directed chiefly toward the enor,ro,Ts
III elelt with The into sight the week hreaLing
az previous records 628o00 bales There was aIsoo
70 De good deal of hedge selling in the varoua
Lrs-.. 6Ppeafed 10 be very bearish Superintendent
fAa-s weekly movement figures follow PORT re-
~ $500 bales against S50. wear: over
isef ,s ana canada, 81 223 bales. against 955
siIeh s.VOV last year stock at interior
.oMis 30 s5' against 47.224 year: brought iro
io the week. 6S222O, against All 459 last vear
crop movement: Port receipts 555 S9i
aada lo4'5l against 1886 last year; Southern mil
sahIIss' $4,000, aEains. 4O7.O0
aI towns In excess Septerrbe- o64 335
Sol-s5 last brought into sight thus far
" .te season Ss5i5O7 against 3.4I9 62T last YEAR
Gay was follows: - ~ -" main TO-
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, November 2 1906.
SoFFEE-The coffee market fairly active to-day
sna steadier buying by trade interests which alb
sroed some further liquidation and selling against firm
on, ahe opening was unchanged to points lower
saerable frmness in the late trading, with the close
t.eaoy net unchanged 10 points higher. Sales were
spofteo OF 4225o bags There of
Saence Holidays in Brazil the usual cables
ION that source and the only
foTs from the European markets. OF which Havre and
lanpufe Were both unchanged Il franc,
.oar o. ne local opening: Hamburg showed no fur
LEI chanee but Havre closed unchanged 70 y franc
aener IL is estimated that supply
statement OF November l. show an increase
oaiiy nesrish showing but hardly much some
80 eAlSteo IN view of the heavy Brazilian receipts
sno,nt me & oniis claim With some justice that Of this
s-oGi Only about 5eoe 600 bags will really added
supplies available current season as the val
ofixauon purchases locked up half
y. L.tk year The market for coffee
oootalons on the basis Of 77sc Rio No z
Gay follows: - ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
BOSTON STOCKS.
COTTON RECEIPTS.

New York November 2, 1906
The following the total net receipts of cotton
at all ports since September /:
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

A DvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
4 Tribune received at their Uptown Ofice No 1864
Broadway. between 55th and 3Tth SITS. until O'Clock
p Advertisements received at the following branch
Offices regular office until O'Clock D m viz
254 sth ave- ESD st; i53 sth ave. 18th
90 East lith 257 4ad st between ,th and
sJh aves 262 West le5th st; l9aS "a ave-. between
10th and 18th SITS; l026 Sd l7OS
ave. s9th st, 157 East l95th st. 7S6 fremont
ave; $50 Sd ave. 6ist st 55i Cd ave. sl0
Beecker
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON. FRANK T.
i Fitzgerald Surrogate of The County Of New York
is hereby given to all persons having claims
against Frank c. Bailey, OF the County OF New York
deceased present the with vouchers thereof
the subscriber place OF ransaCtiag business at
No 12eth Street In the city of New York.
or before the 9th OF February
Dated. New York the 23d cay OF August. l@0G
CORNEIIA II. BAILEY. Adninistratrix.
D. c. ATKINS Attorney for Administrative. - John St
Kingston. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Nov. 2.--Clnsing-WH firm: No
red winter IS II I'D; futures quet D-ceaer
IS jiid. March Gs I'D May IS 54d. CORN-spot firm:
= 5itd, January. Is iasd. HOPS al London tPacihe
C,oastl quiet, f4dE5 Bs FIOTR-Ss fancy winter
steady al SIS BEEF-Extra Infla nfEa al 7cs.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

Ne7g YORK November ., 1908.
prANe sSID PF:AS-Th. maTket continues generally
.,rong with good demand for lhe leading kinds Mar
~, i'm and is easy find STOCK enough even az
~ sd.ance arnted Medium and plenty enough
sne prices ore thsu steady Red kidney scarce
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Surrogates' Notices.

TN PURSUANCE E OF AN ORDER OF HON. ABNER
i {, Thomas. a Surrogate of the County New York,
notice is hereby given all persons
Edwin B. Holden, late Of the County OF New York. de
sed 10 present with vouchers
subscriber at her place transacting business
OF Odel & Oden No 90 Wall street in the city of New
YorL on or before sixth day Of February
Tsied New York the % day Of August. 1906
ALICE &. HOLDEN.
oDE.IL. & ODEI.I. Attorneys for Executrix, 70 Wall
Street. York City
i . Thomas "A Surrogate OF the County of New York,
70 all persons having claims against
,rcn{haId Watt late Of the County of New York 10
to present with vouchers thereof the
s,Sscriher AZ his place Tansacting business
los F,Itor Street Borough OF Manhattan.
nex
JOHN Executor
JOSEPH s FRANK. Attorney for Executor. los Fulton
street fioroush OF Manhattan. City OF New York
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Musical Instruction.

y EXPERIENCED TEACHER OF PIANO and an ad-
"A vanced Mr.. Louis OeSterle is n
gagement for a few more pupils Address Miss CHRIS
TINE BACMERT. Sl5 Park
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
School Agency.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses
to Colleges Schools and Families. Apply to
NJ j YOUNG FULTON 70 Union Square.
New-York tribune., 1906-11-03
Religious Notices.

Religious Notices.
20 cents per Iinc
A LARGE CHORUS OF CHILDREN
HYMNS NEW AND OLD
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
155 Worth Street
orsanst aHfnis1e:1FS s n PESF1ELD E Si Nus Nus Doc.
All. ANGELS CHURCH.
DE Tssf 1S5Ef EE3 4TS 4owSsSb ?2s ND 5 p
Holy Communion. $ a. Holy Communion and ser
II a m. Strangers welcome
-RtT- GEoRGE s. PRATT Rector, 78o. Holy Com
with Sermon.
Re All s2 R FSstot 4tH v reseh SSi on The
II a. m, An cordially invited.
AT COLLEGIATE CHURCH,
FIFTH AVENUE AND 18Th STREET.
DR.. MACkAY
WILL PREACH To-M0RRoW y,, MORNING MORN AND EVG
THE CHRIST OF TGc6AT;- ( SERMON FROM A
AT LENoX; .A,yIENrE. UNSITA,RIAN CHURCH CHURCH
BY Rev MEREE IF; ST, cRoiX WRIGHT.
commun5 aT 81 and N3fay Dr. H1Eb 1hk De
hdrfn mi Rev p H nj & 4nd n 'snsis ssdnnr fl
China, breaches II O'Clock.
AT WEST End PREsBTTERI4N CHURCH.
The Pastor fornsl 4 3 EBMI 81 RE1GWS D will preach
at Pp bot 0d 2Sat o Day T M be 3se
Evening subject The Old Time Religion Is Good Enough
MADlsoN PETEis pTeaehes H. Is Pg2tssantsm Protest. n
m N " Se anag 4oI reSs Condition o our t
rage: How Consider It specially addressed to
BRICK CHURCH.
Fifth avenue and Thirty seventh street.
Ministers. Rev, WIII4A3Md R. RICHARDS D. d.
at TRPr cesf M9F@qg Service s at H. and
EvHS5SSa sERT5SF ,P5.,. SEAfs FREE
weeaJ MSS S Weanesay 81 DR. Dr. and FdaS p M
broadway and j6th street.
sermoa 4S' by yo1sef 96e PaIor II Dr. % 5Pa
SATRRTR R PFr g rRGH M3aag Wsss Ss ,5e MAS Nss
Helped' 5. Professo. Bowmans quartet and grand
choruo
CALVARY METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev CHARLES l. GooDELL D. D.. Pastor
in Opportunity and Devotion"
vest GEIESAt EsEss5EHs5sS 1as5aSy aa Sgac# r.
Re Rev JOSEPH I TAYT6R hRITAH As Rssitfan fsS'
Preaching at FIHxx y N ana sRjE@T Fl m by the Pastor
Fourth in a course: the Next Best Man, 'Mahomet
ttan Endeavor meeting Monday evening at o'clock De
vouonal meeting "Wednesday evening at o'clock All
welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES, Sunday mornings
Il SUNDAY evenings s. Wednesday evenings. FIFTH
CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST. DDS 80 West 45th
CHRIST CHURCH, Broadway. list st-Rev. G A
Service; 5 ,. m, Mr MILLER p '''' N''''a'
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION
Fifth Avenue and Tenth Street
Rev. PERCY STICKNEY GRANT, Rector
II a. m. Morning service sermon trector)
p Mendelssohn's Hear My Prayer
Rev WALTER +. CLIFTON SMITH will preach.
p m Evening service and sermon (rector).
CHURCH OF THE DIVINE PATERNITY. Central
Park West and 10Th st.-Rev. FRANK OLIVER HALL.
=. D The Pastor will preach at II a. m. Subject:
THE Larger Hope" D. m. OF Music The
Choir will render Gounod's ''Msse solennele'
CHURCH OF THE HOLY COMMUNION
10Th ave.
REV. HENRY MoTTET. D. u.
7:3A 4 M.-Holy Communion.
$50 =. M.-thildTens Service
u 200 A M.-Service and Sermon.
l2:Ob Noon.-Il0y Communion.
3;un = NJ Sunday School!
400 = M.-ScTyice and Sermon.
500 i M.-Seryice ana Sermon
The oasis., 1906-10-13

way eompnoy, and was Known ai 0ay iof his iuifhlaloess and de gotioo lo duty MT cIatke villGH the office as if should bo filled
 Homer ] Napcs who Is capdi date for collection as constable. has filled tho office we'll and cup. ably through the two years term now drawing to close lIe has made a capable and efficient off. cer and has earned reelection, which will be his.
 Taken ny and large, the ticket is superb. Now let us get in, all of us, and dig for its election.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

MORALES business men, stop and reflect A vote against statehood on account of the alleged distrust of the Mexican voters of New Mex leo, is direct slap in the face to our Mexican friends in Sonora, from whom Nogales draws the most of it's trade, and from whom the business men of Nogales expect future favors.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

The Republican ticket presented at the head of the editorial column fiais week, is one of the strongest -zassG best ever presented for the .srffrages of people in Arizona.
 Frcm top 10 bottom it includes rep ssesentatiye men of the highest capacity, ripe in experience, capa- Ssie and faithful. It is body of za&eN who can command the con- 2idence of the people, and in office swigl be an administration that will Eeorform the public service with the eubaost regard to the interests of zae people. TIE OASIS holds that @eCery man upon that ticket ought ao be elected, and it hopes they
The oasis., 1906-10-13

Now then, fellow citizens of No- gales, Arizona (those who will vote upon the question of union of Ari- zona and New Mexico i'll state hood), if Mexicans are sufficiently good for intermarriage and cohab- itation they are sufficiently good to vote with as American citizens. And 1t make TIE OASIS tired to hear men who are married to Mex ican women object to annexation of New Mexico because they fear Mexican domination.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

GADDIs, the Mohave stalwart, has accepted the post of chairman of the territorial committee of the new statehood party. The gentle man is one of the most substantial and prominent business men in northern Arizona, and is for state hood from sound business princi- ples.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

TEN years from now that banner which the democratic central com mittee offers to the county casting the largest vote against statehood, will be hidden away or destroyed, and the people will be as greatly ashamed of it as are now those who signed the Tombstone roll of honor in 1896.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

room on Morley avenue recently occupied by the Davis fruit store, and there the committee will hold forth during the campaign. This evening mass meeting of repub- licans will be held at the head quarters for the purpose of organ izing Republican club to push the work of electing the entire county ticket.
 The headquarters will be formal ly opened at the meeting to be held tonight. Speeches will be de- livered by Judge Eb Williams, Mir. L. C. Conwell. Mr. H. Gordon Glore and Mr Fred Herrera.
 Messrs. John T. Brickwood, Con O'Keefe and E. L. Crowell have been appointed 8 committee on or ganization.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

WITH what refined cruelty does the Arizona Star draw contrasts and comparisons between Cooper and Mark Smith; and how the latter must writhe under the sarcasm and inuendo contained therein.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
Republican District Ticket
Fer Joint Councilman-
 E. w. DICKERMAN.
Republican County Ticket

lFor Assemblvman-
 H.'GORDON GLORE. afer Delegate to Constitutions Convention
 EB. WILLIAMS. Nor Supervisors
 THOMAS BAYZE.
 HARRY B. RIGGS. For Sheriff
 HARRY R. RENSHAW. For Treasurer
 FRED HERRERA. For Probate Judge LEWIS c. CONWELL. IEor County Recorder
 EMERY l.. CHALFANT. lFor District Attorney $. F. NOON. For County Surveyor
 A. L. CANE.
The oasis., 1906-10-13

WITH the steady rise in price of the red metal the copper barons can afford to subsidize few more newspapers. The Daily Squirt has a bit of hope that there will be something doing yet.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
annArnlrflhN

Zoe Ykfe g h0 Fax WoVfns a a ~tsGte Cory 10
 srncftS IN AbvAScf. fpayabie Iu American Money of its fquva. 9knt
 Advertising Rates made known on appllea as ou to the business 6fice
 fnless otherwise specified all subscriptions ~ ertisements and job printing are payable Amerieun Money.
 address all communications to Tne OASIS. %ovsles, santa Cruz county, Arizona.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
OoggereI.

Judge Hildebrand Ilelletesplit Hayes, He walks the town in a daze With the anti Mexican craze. He thinks himself great
 As an anti-joint state. Hood advocate:
 But n-o one e-l-s-e does,
The oasis., 1906-10-13

ALLEN T. BIRD. Managing Editor. ,DANE D. BIDR. Business Manager.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
Republican Headquarters.

The republican county central committee have rented the store
The oasis., 1906-10-13

Published Every Saturday at Nogaies. santa Cruz County, Arizona. by THE OASIS
 Printing House. Incorporated
The oasis., 1906-10-13

WANTED-A three or four room house, furnished or unfurnished. Inquire at TIE OASIS office.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
tllt n Wteaful NlI

Mf Il C tl6fe m tomptteot and gefy ctpabIe mining mtb with q wide experience as q metuIluf4 aist and engineer tte is q maoof thofoorh training ripe judgment and wide experience Ilis election is iotegone conclusion, and the people will find him a real repre- sentative.
 Judge Eb. Williams, the no. minnee for the Constitutional Con. vention, fills the bill splendidly. That convention will assemble, and will frame constitutions, and Judge Williams will be one of it's most conspicuous and effect i've members.
 The two candidates for super visors, Tom Bayze and Harry Riggs, are sterling, straightforward farmers and business men. Their service upon the board will be for the benefit of the county and it's taxpayers.
 The candidate for sheriff, Mir. Harry B. Renshaw, Is one of the most capable and competent busi- ness men in the territory. He will give business administration of the office that will make it the model sheriff's office in Arizona.
 Fred Noon is now in his first term as district attorney, and he is giving complete and thorough satisfaction. He has made first class record, ought to be re elected and will be.
 With Emery Chalfant against him the present incumbent of the recorders office will have the fight of his life; and he can sec his fin ish. Mir. Chalfant has been in the service of Wella, Fargo x Co.,, for a period of six years and has made there fine record. His acQuaint- ance is wide, and he is popular. He is a hustler, and will prove a vote getter.
 Fred Herrera was the first treas urer of Santa Cruz county, and made record second to none. He has been one of the foremost busi- ness men in Nogales many years, and is heavy taxpayer and prop ertv-oWner.
 The nominee for probate judge, Mir. L. c. Conwell, is an attorney by profession, who has lived in Nogales several years, being in the United States customs service. By education and training Ee is thoroughly qualified for the office and may be depended upon to dis charge the duties honestly, eff ciently and satisfactorily.
 Mir. A. L. Cane, candidate fol county surveyor, is an ambitious young man who will take pride in his work. He is a graduate of the department of mining and civil en- gineering of the University of Cal ifornia, his native state and has been resident of Nogales about
The oasis., 1906-10-13
! Nogales Precinct

Eop Justice Of the Peace, Precinct -Aol1-
 R. H. CLARKE SIR. For Constable, Precinct No. 1-
 HOMER ]. MAPES.
The oasis., 1906-10-13
Statehood Ticket

For Delegate to Congress
 CHARLES F. AINSWORTH
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

C. n. Cain, Dallas, Joe Chambers,
Fort Worth, Mrs. H. Carroll. Pitts
burg. Pa. j. S. Davidson. Dallas.
Osca Goodwin, WaXahachic, j. Il.
Hines. city. JAS 4. Walker Rich
moud, Va. d. l.. Russell. New York.
r. r. Porter. St Louis, r. x. Shel-
ton. Cincinnati ". b. Bryan. Louis
Vile, i W. Blakey, Dallas. ). u.
Williams. Chicago. + W Mercer,
Wyuuk. g. T.. r. Giyin, Dallas. X V.
Buutu- Dallas VI Winter. Chicago.
q. e. Caldwell Hllsboru. g. Vs.
Fowler. Dallas Cnas a. MURRAY aud
wife ollie Mack and wife. Mabel
Blake. $ o. smith. Margaret Good.
Jessie Williams. s. * Norwood. q
Davis. Jo" Biruye. Murray a. Mack
Fwut 90 Nrug Dallas d. r.. PARIS
3d.. ST.. Louis. s. g. MAYER. Sew
York. &c. I Ritter Dallas N 81
Na.U,r city 49,. % krNalk. sb.D1,
..r 49, I uudUIr S.. louis
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

An advance nuiire hiss fhr fallaa
lnK 90 say of the attraction which
comes to the opera house tonight
Around The To3u. q uea comedy
~ Well known writer is the Murray
aud Nack offering for this season
II is claimed FOR 81 tbat mo tunuier
story uf complication has ever be m
offered the fuu loving public Thp
popular comedians SIRE Eald Go hase
parts that an them better than mas
thing they haFe done The pgodac.
ton Is the most elaborate eger as
tempted by them. as tAa comedy Tg-
qutres q very elaborate scenic pro.
ductiou and beautiful eos'umlug The
supporting COMPANY has been select.
ed with great care and embraces
many celebrities la fho farce comedy
world The large chorus OF malt
and female voices has proven uoy.
city in farce comedy. and is decld.
ed his
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

"'rhe Sultan of Sulu" will be al tho
shelton Theater Monday, NOV. >. This
organization comes with the prestige
of four months run At Wallack S
Theatcr, New York, and from all ac-
counts the production will vie in
splendor with any of the latter day
lyric compositions. Lavish costumes,
gorgeous gowns, designed by VIII
Barnes. dainty lingerie from Aus
tralia and French looms will be eX-
hibited in unique groupings, while
the scenery will truthfully represent
in color and tropic glorieS of the Is
land of Sulu MT AIDE, the liberet-
list. is credited with having a most
efficient co-laborer in musical set
ting in the person of Alfred Wathall
a young western composer. whose
composition has been awarded most
generous praise.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

When the Morgan. People Company
opens their engagement at the Shel-
ton opera house on Thursday night.
the amusement loving people OF this
city viii have the opportunity Of
witnessing one Of he highest class
repertoire companies on the road
the company comes very highly re-
commended. carrying all their own
special scenery for each production.
The company carries number OF
high class vaudeville acts. including
THE Rosar Trio, " THE DeArmoud
Sisters. Bert Hedden.' Master Geo
Kniphoff" and moving pictures and
illustrated songs,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

fbu amf.r FI..s .. ..#
.ram tae HaHHan N.e .#Hu H
Nifhv hwd ar Hr H
frast sass tbat tr. sIls r..... .r..
~ e'Hu "a tuuaraa .u f.. ..rH-
thau the1 asa ntr r.n Ee. Tar
retail iumber msa ..Hr .t.I .r
ars makinT ssa shaa hF H.3 tH8
sea iumt.eF has se'tea Fool 1854 .aat
aoue bat - Hta ear ase .t Nho
xe3s thv increase What mysterious
pr~rxon b. = tct~ssn re mllis ana ere
deAlars wfo get all thts urufit'"
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-30

Laredo, Oct. EFT Is estimated that
over 1000 600 counterfeits of the new
Mexican dollars are now in circulation
in that country The fact that the
common people are not familiar with
the new coins facilitates the work of
counterfeiting
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