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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-06-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
A DECISIVE Finish.

NEW YORK, June 12.-Detroit
finished the series here today with a
decisive victory over New York. Ortiz
was taken out of the box in the sec
ond inning and replaced by Hogg.
Score: r. H. E.
Detroit ..16 10 O
New York -. .... 4 II l
Batteries - Mullin, Killian and
Schmidt; Ortiz, Hogg and Kleinow.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
And Then It Rained,

PITTSBURG, June 12.-Pittsburg
won the last game of the series with
Brooklyn today by one run. The
game was called In the seventh in
ming on account of darkness, then 1t
began to rain. Score:
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NOTICE OF sHERIFF's SALE.

Noice is hereby given that. push
ant to an order of the District court of
the Fourth Judicial district of White
Pine county. State of Nevada. made
and entered on the 21st day of May.
1907, in three certain actions now
pending in said court. to wit !. II.
Coltharp ct al. VS.. Louis Alexander.
Swift & Co. VS.. Louis Alexander and
Graham Mercantile Co. VS.. Lo lis Alex
ander ct al. will sell at public alc-
ton. to the highest and best bidder for
cash all the right, title and interest of
the defendant, Louis Alexander, in and
to the following describe property, 10
wit:
An undivided one-half in and TO that
certain lease of the restaurant known
as the Palace Cafe, situated on the
north side of Aultman streeL, two doors
west of Murry street, in Ely, White
Pine county, Nevada, said lease Icing
dated April 10th, 1907, and made by G.
l. Richard to Hiram =. Larsen and
Louis Alexander at a monlhly rental
of SITS per month, payable In advance
on the 18th day of each mon th, and
running for period of two years,
more or less, or until TIL. expira-i ion
of the lease from William Kline to said
Richard; also all the interest of said
defendant, Louis Alexander, in and to
the fixtures of said Palace Cafe.
Said sale will made at the NORTH
door of the county courthouse, at said
town of Ely. at the hour of, IL o'clock.
noon, on Friday, the 21st day of June,
1907.
Dated, May 81. :. 1907.
A. C. HOUSE, Sheriff.
BY J. w. Hudgens, Deputy. :.
/. First publication, June 1; last publ
q ff0n Juna
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LOET-TWO DARK BAY PONIES, 8
years and years old; horse had
halter on, no brand; mare brand
ed; reward. A. JUDELL. 6-18-
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WIN. r. MILLER

Real Estate, Mines, Stocks, Automo-
biles and Employment. Office in
Mining Stock Exchange Building.
BOX SIT.
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Frisco Won In Pitchers Battle.
SAN FRANCISCO, June Ito
days game was pitchers battle be-
tween Reidy and Henley, with hon.
ors even for the first six innings. In
the seventh the locals broke the
string of ciphers by punching four
hits, which netted a couple of runs,
the only tallies made in the game
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PHILADELPHIA, June 12.-St
Louis was shut out because they
could not hit Dygert. Score:
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tate of Nevada, County of White

State of Nevada. County of White
Pine-ss.
/, ]. F. Miles, County Clerk, do here
true and correct copy OF an ordinance
duly passed by the Board OF County
Commissioners of said county at reg.
ular meeting thereof on the 3d day of
June, 1907, Witness my hand and Of
cial seal, June 9Th, 1a07,
(SeaD J. F, MILES, County Clerk.
BY F. d. OI4DFIELD. Deputy Clerk.
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WANTED-Position by educated
young man. VIII accept any work
at present time. Make good any
line. Address Box 3, News.
6-13-P
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CLARvOYANTs.

MADAM GRAY, CLAIRVOYANT
and Mind Reader. Lawler Apart
ments, Room 1. 6-26-07-c
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MONEY TO LOAN.

(N~|~@@~ON~~~>N|o~~~@O~
MONEY TO LOAN ON PIANOS, FUR
niture. livestock. C. A. Myers, with
Ely Furniture Co. 6-20-p
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COOK WANTED-ADDRES BOX
1, News. 6-6-tf-c
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework for three. Apply Mrs.
A. GOODMAN, Box 223. Slip
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81. Louis Shut Out.

bAtt8rleB-GIaZe, OD6TIIn, FTuIt
and Shaw; Thielman and Bemis.
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FOR SALE.

9>o~->-->c-@-@~@->
FOR SALE-AN ALLOTMENT OF
10000 shares of stock of the
Chairman Consolidated Mining
company of Ely, Nevada, has been
made to the undersigned for sale
in Salt Lake City. Subscriptions
for the same, at one dollar per
share, will be received at 2O4
Dooly block, Salt Lake City, Utah.
ARMSTRONG & KIDDER. 6-13-c
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

@~~~~~c~-~c~~~~-~~~~~~-~ ~~~~c~~N~ON~~~~~-~~~o~~
WANTED-POSITI AS HOUSE,
keeper or nurse. Address l.. NJ
s., care of News. dh-6-12
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BOSTON, June r. Cleveland
drove Glaze out of the box In today's
game in the first inning, and while
Oberlin stood the visitors of for
time they took ample revenge by
making hits in the seventh. Bos-
tons few hits were punched along
with Cleveland's errors. Score:
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Batted on the Rubber.

WASHINGTON, June 12.-Chi-
cago batted Patten and Durham of
the rbber today and scored an easy
victory over Washington. Score:
r. H. E.
Washington D
chicago 49,. ID ID L
atteries-Patten, Durham, War
ner, Hughes and Hayden; Smith and
Sullivan.
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COAST LEAGUE.

BatteTIeS-LeeVer and GIDSOn; MIC
Intyre and Butler.
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WANTED-A good Japanese cook
wants situation in mining camp or
private family. Address, G. s.,
Pc. 90. box 4O5 6-13-P
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
CAPT. P II. =PREWITT DEAD.
Former Well known and 6r5at8 E.. io'rd Citizen oi Forrest Cih
 Passed t0 His Reward.

t8Fr. r IIeurt IHeHIt1. a, Ie Va9 famiiiar.r known b4 a# large clrc.e of friends here and elsewhere. died al hs apartments at tho Gleason Ifo- tcI. in Little Rock. aa last Monday night, June F. lao7. at > o'clock. after aH illness of near. .N Na aath. having teeneoHhned to His he'd >Iace May 2,.
 beceased was 41 Htars 4f 4ee- and a memocr of tine E6s' fraternity. He Lad resided in Little feck =4g1. 5fr ot zcar~ having been eaeaeeeel afrH tle taHi-o. Hote. in tae calacIts If clerk Prior 70 eeiHe t# L4fte # leAad leeHeaMHeete3 altH a8- ing bate- ta saHtleel r=t5a- a14 sa, one gz tle bust Known saH u.ar latet clerks h tHes a wide acquaintance aa
 meroial tourists af t4es rfe laSt time Ne seHsaaeH 0as severn te5f~ nci~. where l MS
 9TLe IIa .I5at
 that city HehaFe veal7Us which he pre>cateitaus t.at t##e winch We prize highly ueHa, WaEs our friend
 Miss Nouie Prenitt 1le eaF .n- mediate member Of the family suryir. iag. was at the bedside ef her brother when the end came. The precious re- mains were shipped to Forrest Citv arriving over the Rock Island. Miss Nonie and cousin, J. R. Prewitt. ac- them.
 Deceased and lis sitter formerly re. sided in Forrest City for many years
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
Lawn dft.

Tie lawn party -ltea bf Mis- Nanie Rogers Thursday evening compliment tsry to ter charming visitors. Misses Vivian and Julia Williams. and the Cai Bono Club was decidedly the most delightful entertainment of the sea son.
 Colorea electric lights. cut flowers and ferns dotted here and there, pre- sented very allaring picture.
 The popular game of Fox was played with much enthusiasm until late hour. Frappe waS served throughout the evening. Miss Rogers was assisted in entertaing.by MT and Mrs. Peyton scott A salad course. with frozen grape juice, cream and cake eonstitu- ted the delightful refreshments An immense boquet If Marecha Neil roses was cut for Miss Martha IIatcA- er being the fortunate winner.
 Those present were Mary Joe Pet tus, John Pope: Mabel Pettus. Mr. Eindsay Erma Stevens. Rolfe Ed ridge; Mary Mallory Will BridewelE Jonnie Horney Mr Riley: Emma Ed ridge Henry Euart, Maggie Terry. Nr Yates. Lacy Sanders. Jas Euart. Madeline Eolwage. James Russell. Martha Hatcher. Alex Bridewell. Mary Alley Pom Bfidgforth Eva BfidEfofth, John GatiiHg. Dainty Gats ling Geo. Taylor. Mary Barringer. ] Dick Payne. Estele Pettus. Charley ] Simmons, Mamie Nelson, ElsNoffh ] lIamb'etoa Lucille Russell, Fred Ed dridge Lula Ferguson, Ton Roland: Miss Bat>on, sC.arasvIae TeHn3 Tom GatIiaE. Matte Cummings otey Ste yeu~. Vivian Williams. Gay Eldrtdge. Julia Williams Lindsay Bridgforth. Nr, BarriuIer Nahle k -se1s. Nr and Nf- Scott.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
Cream and Cake
 IS Cents.

Misses Frances and Hattie Mann left Friday evening for Jackson. Ten hessee. To visit relatives for a counIe of weeks. after which time they viii proceed 10 Nonteag.eto spend the sum mer. They wII meet their Grand mother Mann. If Pine BIuH. who is visiting her sister Nr hr. Herron.. .4t Jackson. Tennessee. Ne hope rEe giEas Nl.s have delightful season of pleasure.
 Ms, Lena Ea1zaa. of eIaFk.Tifra. IeHH.. k a charming gne.t of Mis- L4#a FerE Eg>9H. aud o8 Tuesday njqht .9Ft.E dancH- party was given at SteaTt >afih-s er H9Har. 1t was aNet night tlr tHe occasion. and 1t.efe Ha9 t .dfge attendance. aS fol- .9 9A-. Ai>9e9 LquI~e and Dainty Cat #llis Neie Minor Mabel PettIs. I8- ElI4e a~>elA Grace and Nell Jordan Mary Mallory, Hattie Mai Davis To .ioe and Madeline R0llwage Etta H iltteu, lrma stevens. Eva Bridge .F5I. Mary Alley. Lena Batson. IuIa er- lsou Martha Cummings. Anna ti!,e Williams. Jeanette Becker Rose Deacon and MeSsrs. Joe Fprp9- son. Edward Roleson. John and Tom 6atiing, James Gillian. Tom Rowland i'oh fllklngt0n, Vernon Hancock. Joiin Nrobmyer, Lindsay and Tom bridgtorth, Joe Davidson, Nash Lind say Jim Riley, Nathan Norton. Jas. I usseil, James Euart. Geo. P. Taylor ilood, Nash, SchloSser, Otis Stevens.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
Brownsville Coming.


 ne management announces that foffest City is to be treated to se- ries of first class base ball games next week.
 Games have been secured with 8 crack team from Brownsville. Ten hessee, for next Tuesday, "Wednesday and Thursday June .. 26 and 27.
 The Brownsville team las won every game played this season. except one Which they played with the Jack son leam which played here q couple oI weeks ago, when the two best bdlhes q iEe season were witnessed on the local diamond
 There are quite a number Of bf9Wnsyllle rooters already in town. ana torrest City fans will have to be 9ql .} Ill lull force to help jolly the game along, Don't miss it.
 MT. and Mr. Will Pace. of ColdWater VI lss, Who have been such pleasant v lsi5QrS u( In the home of Mr. and Mrs. |, W. Bernard for week, returned home Wednesday.
 Mrs. Otto Ehlinger and son Ran Ger oI LaGrange, Texas, arrived in ene clty Thursday and will be the uests ot Mrs. ]. II. Alley and family Tor several weeks. Mrs. Ehlinger will win.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
\ Cure for Constipation and Piles
 Discovered at Last.

tarlStedt., German Liver Powder removes tHe cause and cures every case.
 Never 8 failure reported Try 1t. Guaranteed tacare Price 25c. \ free sample 3t ] r Sanders Drug Store.
 Harrison MrGGlact5 a faithful old 1iarkey, who lad been a servant in the lo4e af Ms V. \ Graham. for perhaps tftcen year, ur more, died "Wednesday afternoon 3t ? o'clock f ptomaiae Hai@aniH4 aged about sixty Near>. iie=Ha, HeiI known aHd H5d E large cirrLe=of friends. many ofthCm white. 0ia respected Ema3Ha regret his death He aa~ aa a3 nesfa. always polite 4il eaHieiH=. aud took splendid eateaf Ii, mistress premises. lIe Wa buried yesterday afternoon iu tbe eolefed grave yard east at town. in the presence fl ! lar1e cuuzlegl- tion of friends He leaves a wife. Callie, to mourn his deatL. ULa has the kindly sympathy Of all who know her.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
Lasf Fridav afternaon anafhsT

Last Friday afternoon another fire occurred at the Compress. The fire originated among tHt baIes this time. about to af wEicI were more ur fg~~ damaged The dse was extinelfished hy the bucket brigade after | fierce fight. The origin Qf tle ire k un- Known, eat the cotton k supposed t0 have been iguited by >park from q passlng locomotive. Ihe cotton at the Compress ls said e bey ytry poor Y protected from 6re ar weather there being 0o shelter from the at ter. and bat Very iitte protection from the former 8t present. Ne are informed that claims for damages ranging from x to s35 per 6ale. 0n 2loa bales, has been led against tle Compress Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Al stomach troubles are quickly relieved by taking little kodol alter each meal kod0I goes directly te the seat of the trouble. strengthens the digestive organs. supplies the natuTa. digestive juices and dige>ts what you cal Don't neglect yogr stomach. Take a little kad8l after each meal and see how good f makes yol feel Money back l. l. fA-l> sa-a lE J T.. sanders.
 Nr- F. IT. Chew. of Helena cameup Monday evening t9 look after some business matters visit relatives and shake hands with lis large circle Ut friends He is stII suffering intensely from His recent accident, and informed us he vii have his arm ampGt4ted just as soon as his condition wi. per nit It k certainly awful t8 ceHrem- plate. and he la, oar sincere sympathy
 A cordial invitation k extended to every lady in St Francis county to call and examine our handsome line of new spring Dress and Dry goods furnishings. gloves. ribbons. ete. IL Is the largest and most beaHtifal a. sortment that We have ever carried and comprises all the popular He" shades, best qualities and pretty pat terms in all kinds of fa5rIc>. Fa>>ell- 1 Graham-Alders0u Company
 If you want a req pretty and | -en- timely comfortable aLd st4 .i>t4 pair oi shoes, Fus<ell-GrahaG-A .3er-9H Com pany can supply that want hey l have their ne@ spring supp ' at# shoes i for ladies children and men. and are calling yuar special attention = the 1 celebrated DltraAuafer oNiaris aHd l Pumps for ladies and fhe Wa.hQyer i Shoes for men l. #iII be pleas are
 t0 show them.
 Every farmer ,Aoad Lave a DeeIiHe l Moving Machine and Rake. and save l all lis forage We have juSt received
 a carload af these machines. and will sell them Tt EerY >HaH margin Qf 1 profit NiI be gad Go show them to you whether y5a bay CT hot. and eV- tend you cordial invitation to cal and examine them There i> Ho let- |tef machine ade They are WAT rauted f1 he exactly as represented and Rils ~aou save their cost EH>-
 >eil-esraHdm-A .deT>ou Company
 Nf aad Nf. ] N lii and baby
 returned t9 Memphis Monday
 r t9a aHa contemplating nip ta the HerefafeHHiaf Exposition. or any
 other place .n tas world, Yoa Will re-
 4uire Trunk. sat case. "a I~e or teie-
 scope. Brandon. BaugA & G0. nave
 lHst received an iMuel~e invoice ai these Eaaf!s. which EauEe iu pfiee from #fHe cheapest fl=a #E~1-c#a-~ article
 and theY invite taa ta easl aad in spect their iiue They have variety of styles and sizes 0f trunks. a nice line af suit cases and stock of sub
 stautIal leather yaIi>es tC suit all de
 mands. Give them call if you neec anything iH this line
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Ne are in receipt Of d very interest ing letter from our old friend. Mr. IT. V. Moose, dated al Asheyille. \. C.. June II, in which he says he has set tied down in that city for time; has opened the sWellest billiard parlor ever opened in that town. expects to make some money, and wants The Times tof0itoW him. He says the thermometer there stands at about 5o degrees and has been at that figure ai Sammcr He has our thanks for very kiud invitation to pay him visit Acommunication i~ published in tIi~ issue signed Barney. which will be recognized
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
\ HaHnX IanilN

IT. Mann, of Fordyce. Ark. writes. :" sed Carlstedt $ German Liver Pow der for ten years. cured my wife Of fe- male troubles. Haven't had a doctor for six years; formerly paid two or three doctor bills a year. Would not be without il. Worth it's weight in gold. Price 25c. A free sample at ]. T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

and are @ez5 known and greatly below ed ly 3 arge circle offriends many of whom were atthe train To meet her and escort the remains ta tle home If Mir and Mrs. T. ". Mallory, on Month Lard street where the body Ah in state until leoeloek Wednes- d4z rHiH= when t4e funeral took pace aaa iaferment MS made Il the Forrest eits cemetery Rev. r. H. liea-e eHa st.ag tEe religious ex- er.4sez.
 aet came ont
 Ag aalzzi tHs neral ta0 as tlet 4s- E- staa worthy
 !. l>- \ai3a eziaa f#e Little HHae and HI fetarl tla1ee ea Tan
 fi ,a. V r-e ,le Ha.Iae>. e4rre- }H@ "itL her r#e sincere and loving Y apa1 et many friends iu tai, Hieea at.tieti5u.
 Lo9r \ kmEat, and Ladies af Honor breast pin made il shape af i metal. Has o NJ \ monogram and my initials engraved ou il. Return 10 me and be rewarded. Mrs. L. II. War shaysky.
 Hix Mallory has authorized each of tne three drugstore in Forrest City to glve away one dozen l0c Escelco cigars each saturday night See them and they will explain.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
! Fortunate TeNan.

Mr. l.. W Goodloe. of So7 NJ. Louis St, BaIlas, Texas. sayS. eIu the past year have become acquainted With pr. Kings New Life PH3s, and n8 laxative ever before tried So efYec- tually diSposeS of malaria and bilious ness. They don't grind nor gripe. 25c at al druggists.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
anight

II gaa would euay tomorrow take CHaHU UeF.alu'~ Stomach and Liver TauHet, tonight. TLey produce all aH agreeable laxative effect. clear the head and cleanse The stomach Price 35e. Samples free aI j.. T sanders Drug Store
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
Nf and Nf~. ] T. lii and baby returned to Memphis Monday
He Fired the stick.

have fred the walking stick I've carried over 4o years on account of q sore that resisted every kind of treat ment. until 1 tried Bucken's Arnica Salye: that has healed the sore and made me happy man, writes John Garrett, If North Mills, \. (. Guar anteed by all druggists DC.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
4 Sure Cure for Malaria

Try Yucatan Chill Tonic. superior to all, acceptable to the most delicate person. One bottle will work won ders. Price 50c. 4 free sample at J. T. Sanders Drug Store.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21
CONFESSES THE CRIME.
>,ery Griflin. the slayer of Jim Brock Captured in Little Rock. and
 Now in Jail Here.

>leriH ". [. Williams. ot >-. Fran ta> county. arrived in tlis city e2r.y tass morning aHd .ater left far For rest Csey. having ia charge Ssery Griau. tie negro WEo eaufes>ei to De- tectfves VI rIan and New.al5, of lie Little Rock detective department. to the a.IaE af Ilm Brock au June :. Tie deed isclaimed "a have been done m self defense Tie detectives spotted theIr man from description circulat- e5 among police circles, and close q4es1 1ioaing brought the confession. Arkansas Gazette.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Griffin was captured in Little Rock, as above stated and the officers teIe- ph0ned the information to the sheriff here. Deputy sheriff Sam swan left on the first train, and returned Tues day. bringing Griffin back with him. and t9dgiug him in Jai. He vii have d preliminary hearing before Squire Tgrley next Monday. He confesses to the Killing. bat claims self defense
 Geo. Moody and Jim Taylor. wha are charged with being accessories after the fact. were to have had pre-. limiuary hearing before squire TufleI Monday. but change of venue ' Squire sanders court was taken, and he Las set Hext Tuesday 10 hear the case. Tuesday was fixed because tEt principal. Grimm will have lis pre- limiHarf Monday. and should he bt discharged. We understand that the charge against Moody and Tay.oi wi. - Yaid.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Comprising the very Latest and Best Musical Novelties Comic. Srnti- mental and Sacred Songs Orchestra and Band Ar. judgements.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Mrs. L. F. EaliNaee and b4hr Mikeil will leave this evening via Memphis, for Nalla Wala. Washing Lon. 10 spend the summer with par enls and other relatives and friends. Mr. Roilwage went t0 Memphis this morning to purchase their ticket and make all arrangements for their com fort enronte. and VII meet them there This evening
 Aa anxious subscriber. who Las been disconnected from lis booze. writes to yer editor to say that he has learnt how to smoke. and he aSts Us to recommend some good seegafs to him. We aiHt never had time 10 cultivate the erhsfoGs habit of smoking, but We have heard tLe ESELGO highly spoken ~ by Hix Mallory and other magnificales who smoke ten cent seegaTS
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

MT. Willie l. Mann vas in the city Monday and visited relatives and friends He was enroute home from Fayetteville where he had been a student at the University, aud HilI spend tho summer iH MarianHa. haf. Ing accepted q situation with his sfatL- ef at the oil mill
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Drink Anheuser- Busch Beer. There Is none so good Kept on draught, cold as ice can make it, and served by polite and expe- rienced salesmen exclusively in this city by T. '. Folbre, Jr. & Company.
The Forrest City times., 1907-06-21

Farmers should supply themselves with one of those moving machines and rakes the beering HOW on sale by FaS>eH-tiraham-Aide Com pany. They are acknowledged to be the best on the market, aud will soon earn their cost in a saving of forage. \ carload jas1 received.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
A FAMILY fEuD FIGHT
Oar Nan IS Dead and Two Are DYina
OF GunShOt WOUNDS.

Ardmore, L. r, March 80 As
the result of family feud near Nc
MILAN Thursday night, Tom Jack
son Is dead and Stoke Walling and
Henry Davis are fatally wounded.
The trouble began a year ago when
Davis married Walling's daughter
against Walling's wishes Thursday
evening while al Davis home talk
ing to his daughter, Walling fired
upon Davis Davis pulled his gun
and returned the fire shooting Wal
ling through the stomach. After be
ing shot Davis fired four more shots
at Walliug, two taking effect, one in
the breast. another In the arm. Al
though badly wounded the old man
hurried to the home of Tom jackson
where he accused Jackson of being
the instigator of the trouble and
fired upon him, the bali passing
through Jackson's heart, causing in
stant death. Physicians say neither
Davis nor Walling can recover.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-30
TIE STRINGS TOGETHER.
Ka>hful Young Man Mortified in a
Broadway Car.

New York, March 30.-Probably
il was bashfulness, more than tact,
that kept a young man silent on a
Broadway car yesterday, while a
girl tied one of his shoestrings to
one of hers. III at ease, knowing the
burning interest the incident was
exciting in the passengers on the op-
pOsite seat. he tried to pun his foot
away gently. hoping the bow was not
secure But the young woman. who
was long way from being Of the
pocket venus type thought he was
touching her foot in an attempt to
attract her attention. so she turned
upon him with a glare. The other
passengers Uttered. and the young
man blushing furiously felt he
could not stand it longer He sprang
up and started for the door. Greatly
TO her surprise. the young woman's
foot shot out into the aisle. She
caught at the mans coat tail, for he
could not be spared. At length, scar
let with confusion. they managed
TO divorce themselves.