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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

shcin Forbes received letter
Ffmay motniug from . oitileu of "a
south 1eAas making inquiry con
corning me location Of the grave Of
a man named Yates who is supposed
10 have been killed % This county IA
1894 The writer said bee under
stood The Bariy referred 10 was bur
led af D country church near WaKa-
baehie ANA N Was bis desire ~ hnd
the Rrayo and have same enclosed,
He 8aid Yates was probably living
under ana assumed name Hhou klil-
ad Mp Forbes has been uIa iAF dil-
lee1f Inquiry concerning tpe mel
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seeoDd lesson pu Failh Walief
ljuftgbee, Tender,
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MAJ = $40, Jpiia Nae Wdf9
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

Joe q, Jarfeli, who has The super
vision of the noDsi Tueligp NJ con
crete bridges ~ The county, agys tlis
pork has been temporarily suspend
~ uDtj the brst ~ March Begin
ming Monday M JaTreil WI mgke
some needed repairs ~ fbe court
house, For some time small patches
~ Dlaeter ~ The dlslUci novrt fe0D
and W some ~ he Offices have been
scaling ~ and fble ~ ~ b. reDI9fed
Some repairs are also ~ be- made ~
ne bgsemeBi ~ be building
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Frankfort Ky. Jan Ih,
Cumberland Presbyterian church
LOST its case in the court oi appeals
YESTERDAY Ia a leue'h3 opinion hy
Judge Barker
The case involves the validity of
the union between The Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN and Presbyterian
church ia the United States oft Am
erica The litigation arose over 81
contset between two factions OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church at
Sturgis, Ky. one of which favored
the union and the other opposed b.
The circuit court decided I'D favor
OF that party which opposed the an
ion and held that the general assem-
bly, and pTesbyteries OF the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church had eA-
ceeded their powers ina forming the
union.
The following relative 10 the above
case recently appeared IN the Cum
herland Presbyterian. published az
Nashville
The auti-uuionists sued al Stur-
eis. Ky The case was decided In
their favor by Judge Henson bui
his decision WAS appealed from Tho
case was argued in The court oi APP
peals of Kentucky, the highest court
OF the siate. On December D. 1905.
and q decision is daily expected The
lanti4 miuuists also sued at Auburn
KY bat The case remaiua uuJled
Gases have also arisen at OWousWlic
( Ind. Clinton, Mo-. and in White and
Saline counties. ill. but have never
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

MADAM LORAlN, celebrated Palm
ist and Psychic. is here, aud located
at 3Gl East Main street, coruor
Jackson. one block from square
Madam Lorain has rcad for the pub
lic seventeen years and Us cOmpe-
tent tl give you perfect Batisiactioni
gives You power OF success teaches
you how 10 control others, tells you
what YOU are adapted for your
hand read for 70 cents. J2pd
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

CALVIN BROS. are prepared 10 at
tend 10 your wants Wheu thSy are
IA the gents furnishing line Clean
ing, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention aud sadsfac-
lion Is always guaranteed Phone
them and see II
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22
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Kidney
Remedy

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Bladder Trouble,
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FOR SALE Blank vendors lien
notes al the Daily Light office. II
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-01-22

FOR SALE Span of good mules
see n \ Peters 253
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900

WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
generally cloudy Max u.s. Min 65.
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sA~s&s>~~s ~~~e~~s<sss
WANT COLUMN
..>. go.
WEATHER Tonight and Saturday
generally cloudy Max IS. Min 63.
FOR SALE Span of good mules
See H. \ Peters 253
FOR SALE Blank vendors lien
notes al the Daily Light office II
ORDERS TAKEN at the Daily Light
Office for engraved calling cards. If
FOR SALE My two adjoining cot
tages on Mcmillan street o Bese-
Ter. II
WANTED Competent bookkeeper
and experienced salesman. Cole
Zones. PSI
r. D. McCOMBs, Fire. life, accident,
tornado, plat glass ana live stock in
surance II
FOR SALE OR TRADE Good four
room house. barn, etc close in. See
r c. Cole 253p
WAXAHACHIE Hot Mineral water
delivered daily b. s. McConrt old
phone 46t. II
LOST A Cameo belt pin Finder
viii please return to this office and
be rewarded. 2o2
FOR RENT Nicely furui he'd room.
Apply to Mrs. Il. +. Ray, 210 Nc
MILAN street eod26S
sTENOGRAPHER- Lola Cur
lin, Office with G. G. Groce. Citizens
Bank Building. oktf
FOR RENT Two fulu, he'd rooms
for light Housekeeping Apply at
434 Water street 253
WANT You TO know that my hens
lay / feed them wheat and kaffir
corn, u. II. Thompson 25S
LOST TWO abstracts made to ]. II.
Ford Finder return TO BoWd Far
rar's office WaXahaehie. 252
WANTED YOU TO KNOW That we
prairie hay at Sl1,00 per ton. h. c..
Johnston q co. PSI
PHONE II. A. MCMILLAN at the
Daily Light office when you want
printing done OF any kind Tie best
work guaranteed. Il
WANTED A position by good, all
round hookkeeper and stenoRraphor
No bad habits Address "Bookkeep-
err Care Of the Daily Light 6ip
FOR SALE a Good second hand
dresser, large French plato glass
mirror A bargain, see il ~ Az
Monroe street Herbert Herring oh
CALVIN BROS. are prepared 10 at
tend 10 your wants Wheu thoy are
Ia the gents furnishing line Glenn
ing, pressing and repairing receive
their careful attention aud sausfac-
don Is always guaranteed Phone
them and see II
MADAM LORAIN, celebrated Palm
ist and Psychic. IS here, aud located
at 3Gl East Main street corner
Jackson. one block nom square.
Madam Lorain bias read for the pub
he seventeen years and Us cOmpo-
tent f. give You perfect satisfaction
gives You power OF Success teaches
YOU how 10 control others tells you
what YOU are adapted for, your
hand read FOR rs cents 12pj
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
NAVAL STORIES CASE.
Trial Hn Feilersa Court At Savannah
 Proceeds Rapidly.

Proceeds Rapidly
 Savannah, Ca. April 30.--The trial of the officers of the American naval stores company in the. United States Court for alleged violation of the Sherman antitrust act. proceeded rap Idly today Thomas Purse secretary of the Savannah Board Of Trade. testified aR to the receipts of naval stores at Savannah. .l....
 M A. Brown. supervising naval stores inspector for Florida, was re- called and testified as to the Florida receipts.
 j. R. Parker. of Jacksonvilie. Fla. an inspector. testified as to the meth cd of grading rosin and in response to a question from the governments attorney. sald 1t would be impossible to grade rosin at night. The question was thought to bear upon some point the governments will bring out later in the tVial.
 N. z. Graves. of Philadelphia. who Is in the varnish business. gave testimony as to the business method of the Phtl- adelphia branch of the American Ma val Stores Company. which was in ef- feet, that he was quoted price on which supplies could be bought and when the company found he could not get rosins anywhere else. the quoted price was materially raised lie was examined at length by the attorneys for the defense regarding the ethics of the businesa.
 W. R. Post. of Detroit. Mich., also was calledsto testify.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
HEAVY PENALTIES
 IMPOSED IN DECATUR

Decatur, April Especial y--rn the police court of New Decatur today. Mayor Samuel Blackwell found R. M. Andrews and A. T. Deweese two soft drink men. guilty of violating tho pro- hibition laws and revoked their license ana assessed a fins of sio0 and six nonths on the streets against each os them.
 The cases win be appealed.
 Some weeks ago a raid on soft drink some tbottled stun was taken out of Deweese and Andrews place. This was anaiyxed by Rymand wiliiams. of Birrningham. who testified today that 1t contained four. and sixty-one hun. dredths per cent. alcohol.
 These are the first arrests and con vfctions in New Decatur for alleged violations nf the prohibition laws
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
PRIMARY IN PENSACOLA.

Pensacola. Fla. April s01-(Speciai) The second primary for the nnmina . ton of persons for city officeS passed or quietly here today, but large vote was boiled.
 Tonight with nine out of the city election districts reported, indications are that pr. F. F. Bruce has defeated pr. Mallory Kennedy for city physi- ctan, J. E. Concannon has been elect ed alderman from Precinct l5 and Max L. Bear. alderman from Ne. F.
 So close Is the race between James M. Johnson ana J. D. Kendall for building inspector that the result will not be known until the two large city precincts have finished late at night. 7
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
CONGRESS
n..r,,,,,nrr nf senafe,

Washington, April 30.-An extendeu speech by Senator McCumber favoring tree lumber. occupied several hours in the Senate today. Ills remarks tn- cluded an extended controversy among advocates of a tariff on lumber. Mr. McCun1ber said while he was thor ough protectionist he would not agree to tariff on such products as coal iron ore. lumber and oil that are being exhausted and cannot be replaced, Sen ator Aldrich reported from the com mittee on finance additional amend mants to the tariR bill and the Senate adopted a motion made by him that until further notice the Senate shall meet at Il o'clock daily. e
 At SOS, o'clock the Senate adjourned until II n'eloek Monday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01

of<the great body rsmained In Mont eonery that they might show honor fo the wifs of th1lr president. and to one of their mot .onthuDiastfc and sucoessfnl Wosksrs. Thurpday night . most inhpreesfve msmofial service was held by the dslegates in convention sssemble4 ana tho body sent . mag nfflcsnt forai tribute.
 At the residenos. the services were begun with . rendition of Lead Kindly LAeht sung by pr. ! H, La kin. June Pierce. Mrs. Richsrdson and Kate Booth. the quartette of the First Baptist church. and during the ser- yicee the Quartette rendered Shall We Gather at the Riyer.r in addition to severni other selections.
 Dr.. Charles A etakeiy. pastor. of the church, delivered . most impress siye tribute to the memory of Mrs. Mfies. ciosins the services at the rest dence with prayer
 read the burial service. and pr. W. B. Crumpton offered the 1nal benedictIon.
 The horAl offerings which completely hid the oasket from view. were partic- <1lar1y handsome. Many of the designs were sent by the organizations, of which Mrs Miles was member, and rsany others from the business asso> clateg of MT. Mtles- Tributes from Chicago. Kansas City the Sunday School Convention. the Phoenix lGut6al Life Insurance Company. the Business Mems Bible CIass of the First Baptist Church, the deacons of the First Bap- List Church, and other organizations. showed their. deep sympathy in their floral offerings
 The pail bearers were: James B. El- Ills, of Selma; W. B. Davidson, Leon Cardinal. N Cody. L. L. sLasseter. w. M. Hudson and Alexander Ms-Garber.
 The following out-of-tcwn friends were present; Mir. and Mrs S. A. Hine. Birmingham: Mir and Mrs. R. |J. Niles opeiika; Mir. John F. Niles, Birmingham; MT. O. J. Miles. Birmnig- ham. Mrs. H. B. Collier. Memphis: Mir. Green B. Eiwards. Tuskegse; Mir. and Mrs Tyre Rushton, Ramer; Mrs. John M. Crowley. Mobile: Miss Myrtle Niles. Birmingham; Mrs Richard F.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
COL. DICK ADAMS
 IS CRITICALLY ILL

Decatur. April se.-- Special. )--CoI. Dick Adams is seriously i'll at his home in New Decatur. His many friends In the Decaturs and in this section of the State fear that his com dition may prove fatal. He has been suffering with Brights disease for some time.
 Clinton Allison. aged s5 years. and one of the oldest citizens of New De- eatur. is seriously i'll at his home and there Is but little chance of his re- rovery.
 He is the fatheryof E. H. Allison. one of the best known men Of the Deca- turs. He is also a brother of R. H. Allison. a we'll known citizen of New Decatur.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
Preabyterlan nrotherhooh.

Decatur. April Special. IA number of the members of the Vest minister Presbyterian church of New Decatur have organized a Brotherhood Chapter with thirty-flve charter mem- hers. The general object of the socie- ty is to promote spiritual development, fFaternal relations. denominational fealty, the strengthening of fellow ship and the engagement Of works of Christian usefulness by the men of the conRregation. Rooms for a meet ing place win be Releoted within a few days. The officers elected are: President. A. A. Hardage; vice presi- dent. J. H. Hartung; secretary, James E. Morrow; treasurer. ]. H. Calvin.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
DEATH or MRS. HAMMER.
EnA Cssnes n Asea Woman ef rs-

Enl Csnes n Ased Woman sf Tas. cafoosa. Tusca1oosS. April s0--fspeciai )---Ths death of Mrs Lottie Hammer occurred at the home ok her brother. J. W. Nor ris, q short distance from this city at s:so o'clock last night.
 She had reached the advanced agt of 7s and had been in feeble health for more than year. She was Mss Norris and was born and reared Tn thu county. where she had hosts of frisnqs
 Mir. Hammer died about fifteen years ago and at that time Mrs. Hammer let her home in the country and came e Tuscaioosa. where she had resided eve' since.
 Baptist church and she loved sns Christian work and the Christian peo- pie. and one sister. !. W. Norris being the only one living in Tuscaloosa.
 The funeral occurred af o'civen this afternoon from the Baptiss Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
|. P. yehn.en Hurt.

Decatur. April a0.--(Sp ecial)-- While riding In a buggy I. P. Johnson, ,af New Decatur. was thrown out and his hip badly fractured He will be confined to his room for several weeks. Mir. Johnson was riding in the buggy and leading mule when both the mule and the horse. which he was driv. ing became frightened and the mule ierked him out of the buggy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
FIERCE ELECTRICAL
 STORM SWEEPS OVER CITY

A fierce electrical storm swept over the city last night, but so far as can be learned no damage was done.
 All day yesterday the weather was threatening and at dusk the clouds were heavy and 1t was not long before there was a fierce d0wnpour of rain, accompanied by much lightning.
 The telephone company reports that they have numerous local troubles on their long distance lines, but it was not thought that there was any serious trouble anywhere. Birmingham and Atlanta could be reached at midnight. but after o'clock communication was lost with Mobile.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
NOTICE BANKRUPT SALE.

Pursuant to an order made by the United States District Court. Middle District of Alabama. in Bankruptcy, l. as Receiver of to the highest bidder. for cash. during is- gal hours of sale. subject to approval of said Court on the sth day of May 1908 at the storehouse formerly occupied by the bankrupt at the Artesian Basin in City Mont tgomery County of Montgomery State of Alabama stock goods, wares and fix tures and book accounts Inventory now on file -
 GEORGE STUART,
 7t. Receiver.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
MRS. MILES IS
 LAID 10 REST Many Friends Follow
 the Remains. BURIAL MADE AT GREENWOOD Many Sunday School Association ] Deleeates in Attendance. { me risraI OEerissu wers Msssis' se.s. neiss R~ss,vsa Frsh or
 s.ai.ssiens sns Frie.d.
 Thrs-sh..t the United
 states.
BURIAL MADE AT GREENWOOD

With impressive, but simple services, the remains of Mrs. George c. Miles, who died Wednesday night from the effects of a pistol ball in her brafp. received on Monday afternoon. were laid to rest. in Greenwood Cemetery yesterday at noon. the funeral services taking place from the Miles residence on sayre street. Rev. Charles A. stakeley. pastor of the First Baptist church, of which Mrs Miles was a life long member and prominent in the charity work. ofiiciated
 Mir Miles was president of the State Sunday School Association which ai- Jonrned it's annual convection Thurs- 1Ay night. and many of the delegates
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
oounT Ar EUFAULA.
rhe csvii Docket Dispcsed of Withaa
 Five Hours.

The CIVIL U@eMSt HsSR~s,'-N ~~ VI !
 Five Hours.
 Eufanla,saApril .a0.-rf Spsciats l-7-I no term of the circuit court which con : vened here this week. stands without a precedent in the matter of dispatch ing business. The civil docket, which contained number of cases. was dis- posed of In five hours. after which an Adjournment was had until next week, when the criminal docket will be sounded. A dozen or more cases were compounded, and the remainder were continued as none of them were of se- rious importance. The grand jury, however, remained in session several days finding a few true bills.
 Hon. Tom watson. of Georgia, has been secured to deliver lecture here during the Chautauqua and other in- teresting numbers are being added ev- cry day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
GEoRcE EpMoNDs FINED.
w.. Ch.rxea with workisE Film

EkuIn N8Elek sr
 P. L. Taylor. of Downing. naa s.s .afisfactiou of seeing George Edmonds who was accused Thursdsy of niI' iiamming Taylor out of s1o in near beer saloon. fined $i2 and costs In po- iice court yesterday. Two other men. M said to have been with Edmonds, were dismissed from custJdy.
 The ruse the men were saia 70 nave work ed was with a trick knife, which one of them said could not be opened. Another of the men Is said to have borrowed money of Taylor and bet II on the trick. winning of course. After which Taylor sought police aid.
 The case seems to have been set tied before a public hearing In police court. for when 1t was called the judge was told fine of yf2 and costs had been accepted by Edmondss and the other two men were asked to be dis missed. which was done
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
Mrs. J. w. Glrard Dead.

Birmingham. April 30--(Speclal.)- Mrs. Julia w. Girard. aged 70 years died this morning after a lengthy ill., ness pr. H. H. Girard and his wife moved. to Birmingham a few months ago from Newfield. N. Y.. and the re- mains of the deceased were taken back to that place tonight for interment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and aequaintances of Mir. J. A. family, Mir. and Mrs. c. W. Blue and fam- fly Mir and Mrs. ". A. DeVore and fam fly, and Mr. Frank H. DeVorei are re- quested to attend the funeral of the form CT today, at 10 o'clock from the residence of Mir. and Mrs W. Y. Barron. at chis- holm.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
BIG moarGAGE FILED.
Florfda and Alabama Land Company
 Borroyys Large Sum-

Borrows Large Sum.
 Andalusia. April 20.--tSpecial.) )--A mortgage was filed for record in the rr6bats ofaee yesterday from the Flor Ida and Alabama Land Company to the Union Trust Company for $30o.o00-
 The mortgage Is secured by land located in Alabama and Florida. It runs for ten years at six per cent. :. interest, the interest and part of the principal to be paid semi-annuaily. The interest embodied in the mortgage amounts to ss4.O00. The recording fee amounts to fourteen dollars the licAnse tax to over five hundred dot- iarG
 Commercial and Industrial Assoei- ation was organized yesterday.
 Mrs S. l. s. Cawthon, highly es- teened lady about eighty years old. the wife Q? Dr. s. I. $. Cawthor. died Wednesday,
 The Baraca class had an enjoyable picnic at River Falls toiy. s
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01

Johnson, Birmfngham; Mir. and Mrs. .J II. Grey, Decatur; Miss Onyx Doug- Iass, Troy: Mes Felia Denson. Lafay- etc; Mics Marie Habson. Union Gprinws; xr. !. B.. Ellis Selma; Mfr. 1.-The. CoIumbia, Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
wANTED-MAIE HELp.

wANTED-Raiiway Mail cIerka Yearly EsaiaTy $500 to 416e0.o0 Short hours. An- nuaI vacation. No layoffs'. Examination in Montgomery May 18th. Everyone over IS eligible. Common education sufficient. candidates prepared free. Write immedi- ately for full particulars Franklin Instt- tute. Rochester N. Y. -s-sat-su-s st TEACHERS Wanted--For good fall opsn- .ings throughout entire South. Write for n1anr S S6 oSr 1ss EseoTa and rsEistrasson rsss Teachers Agency. Covington Ga.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-05-01
UNION MEMORIAL SERVICES.

Maben. Miss, April (speciaI. )- Over 300 people attended the seven teenth annual session of the Double Springs Memorial Association. which convened four miles from here today.
 It was a union gathering of all de- nominations of the Christian religion. Alabama, Tennessee, Georgia and Louisiana were represented. The graves of both cemeteries were decor atod