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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Issac l.. Beisel and wife to Hattie
=. heterogeneous, north 50 feet of
Albert A, Lamoreaux ct al TO Lamor-
eaux q Peterson Co.. lots u to rs
First addition to Mid City .......... l
Mary Persinger and husband TO Mary
Persinger and husband lots ] and
block g, Lake View ............ l
United Real Estate & Trust Co, to
Evelyn g Lucas, lot 6, block Il,
Florence +. Craig and husband to
Paul %. Denison, lots 81 and IS, block
!, axe View $50
A. schryver and wife, lot 70, block
Saunders & Himebaugh's ad-
H. 'O n Clause and w,,s i Sl
Hooper, lot l, block II, Briggs Place. a, go
VIM. c. Norris to Morris W. Kinder.
lot s., block 81. Florence. ........... i, 100
Chas. II. Schnelle to Jas. Nelson, lot
! block 8. Patrick's addition. 80. 2, 300
VIM. II. Mallory and wife to Jos d.
gacohy, lot 81, block 2. Patterson's
Ethan A. Cole TO Alfred Ayers, lot 4,
block As, Florence ................. $50
Trustees of Congregation Bale Jacob
Anshe Sholom to trustees OF Hun
garian Society, lot / block s, Cote
The John A. Creighton Real Estate &
Trust Co. to Michael Keiser, part
Frank w Carmichael. trustees, to
Rasmus Hansen, lot IS, block 1o2,
Dundee Place 700
Mary Murphy and husband to Abra-
ham Jaffe and wife, Nh lot II,
block 10. K. V. smith addition 80. 5000
Frank Dinuzzo and wbse to Wayne
Csrmesn, lot q. block 3, Sulphur
United states to Theodore p. F. Jas
person, NWh NEA a-16-l3. ,...............
Boulevard Park improvement CO., to
Sinner q Chase Co, yot s, block Z,
Boulevard Park /
Frank schrag and wife Carrie Parys,
feet lat 4, Redlcks "a .c..".."~....s, $3.50
The National Land Co, to VI. r.
Riley, lot 4, block l, Ralph Place 1
Milton Rogers Estate Co.. TO John l..
Mulfinger, lot IS, Milton Rogers Place 1880
w. H.. Russell and wife TO Frank
Kotera, lot 10, block H. Halcyon
Caroline L. Poppleton ct al. trustees.
to SameuI Gardner, east 8 feet of
lot 8, block 2, Poppleton Park ,..... 90
Payne investment Co.. TO same. west
PARK Observation-Disclosures. 200
Nelson. lot 81. block 3, Saunders &
Hiembaugh's addition to Walnut
MARY e.. chadwick and husband to
II. l. Lehmer ct al. $50 acres In
NEh 6-1t-l9 1858
s. Carlson. lot "a, Firestones Sub. 1870
Anton L. Lott and wife to Bruce
McCuiloch, lot 10, block 1876, South
VIM. A, Keriebs and wife to Daniel
Buckley, west 81 feet OF lot s, and
south 81 feet OF vsst 81 feet " lot 7.
block IA. f. v. Smiths addition 1000
Chas. L. Smith to David n. Harding,
part OF lot 4. block 70, Bemis Park. 6 $50
Edwin c. Stearns and wife TO Albert
W. Pettis. sub lot 5, tax lot 10, sec
Geo. W. Hoidrege TO Gate city Land
and Investment Co, lot 2 and part
g. Windsor Place ....-.......... 40, 1000
Mary n. Harte to Frank w Greenman
s4 lot ?, block 5, Bowery Hin 100
Chas W. Sears and wife to Lula f.
y. Clsrkson, lot -, block 4, Spring
Lake PARK = 100
Total Observation-Disclosures. ssi. Ss
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06

New OrgnniEatiOn Formed VIII Have
Park and Building.

Dietz club is the name of a now organ
izatlon of young men formed Sunday after
noon with fifty charter members.
The new club is formed largely of the
old members of the Dietz Athletic associa-
ton which went out of existence a week
ago. The Dietz club will secure grounds on
the west side of. Salina Sea and has al
ready bought the Did club house of the
Dietz Athletic association from the c. N.
Dietz Lumber company and will move It
to the new grounds and erect additional
buildings.
A base ball diamor5 and grandstand will
be built and tennis courts will be provided
for the use of the members. The grounds
will have a frontage on the lake where
the members may enjoy boating and swim
ming. The financial end of the new club
is already taken care of and the success of
the club assured.
day are ]. j. Mcmahon, president: DR..
Hayes Gsantner. secretary. and E. f. Els
enhart, treasurer. The directors are F. e.
Blind. G. w. Johnson, Charles O'NeiH,
Frank Harrison and A. Anderson.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
SURVEY OF GLIDDEN ROUTE
Line of Travel from Omaha to Dem
yer Drawn Next Week.

A survey of the route for the Glidden
tourists to take between Omaha and Dem
yer will be made next week by H. Il.
Fredrickson and MI, Field, representing
the American Automobile association.
Mr.. Fredrickson received a Telegram
Monday from Frank b. Hover. chairman
of the committee In charge of the Glider
tour, stating that Mr.. Lewis would reach
Omaha next Sunday. 1t is planned that
Mr.. Field and Mr.. Fredrickson will leave
Omaha in an automobile early Monday
morning, rain or shine, for the trip to
Denver.
A detailed map of the route showing
every turn in the road between here and
Denver will be made and arrangement
for stopping places for the tourists will
also be completed.
Floor plans of the leading hotels of
Omaha nave been sent TO the committee
In charge of the race.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
KING MAY CHALLENGE FOR
American Yachtsmen Would well
come such Event.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Commodore Ar
thur Curtis James of the New York Yacht
club. and another well known yacht man,
read with intense interest today a report
cabled from London that Inquiries had
been made here on behalf of the prince of
Wales as to how a challenge from him for
the American cup would be received. None
of those seen, however, knew to whom
the reported inquiry was made.
we certainly wish the prince would
challenge" said Commodore James. at
would he the greatest thing for yachting
that could happen. You can say positively
that every member of the New York
Yacht club, and the members of every
American yacht club, would heartily well
come such q challenge. 1t would still fur
Their cement the friendship between the
Americans and British.
81 do not know to whom the inquiries
mentioned were directed, but whoever 1t
was who received such a communication
would return but one answer-that such
a challenge would arouse US all to Joy"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
butch Goes 10 Be monkey.

Bartlesville. Okl., little realizes what is
in store for it this summer. II is doomed
to have a circus during the entire play
ing season of its base ball team. Why?
Because Butch Freese, the village cut-up,
is to be at Bartlesville this summer and
will not only catch, but will also do his
mOnkeyshines along the coaching line.
Butch has been the life OF the exhibition
games played so far in Omaha. Bartles-
Vile is one OF the new towns taken INTO
the Western association to replace Wichita
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
ADMIRAL CERVERA AT REST
Ceremony il simple, According to
the Expressed Wish of
Decreased.

MADRID, April 5.-Vice Admiral Cervera
who died yesterday, was buried this after
noon. The body was placed In a simple
black coffin and borne on the shoulders
OF soldiers and bluejackets to the grave,
where a salute OF twentyone volleys was
fired. 1t was in accordance with the ad-
miraIs request there were no flowers.
The newspapers, in commenting on the
death Of Admiral Cervera recall the warm
praise bestowed upon him by the Ameri-
cans at Santiago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
- CURES
800. SKIN DISEASES

The cause of all skin diseases can be traced to humor or acid In
the blood; the outcle Is always healthy where the circulation is free from
impurities. When the blood is infected with aoid or unhealthy matter it
cannot perform its natural work of nourishtng the skin, regulating it's tenn
perature n preserving its normal softness, plabity and. heaNhfulnAsA
Instead 1t irrhtats and inhames the delicate hbres and tissues around the
pores and glands and produces some of the many forms of skin disease.
h itching and singing so often accompanying skin affections are produced
by tn deposit from the blood of the acrid humors with which it is Allied.
into the sensitive mem6rsnous flesh lying Just beneath the outer covering
serstShlng the outer skin affords 10 relief from the itching and burning:
B S.S cures X Diseases of every character by purifying tn blood. II
goes down int the circulation and removes the humors o. acids which are
causing thu trouble, builds up the weak, acrd blood, and permanently cures
every variety Of skin affection. Local applications can only soNhe; they
circulation. reaches. the trouble and lures 1t 10y removing the cause. Book
on Skin Diseases and any medical advice free % all who write. - ? -F " p
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
OBJECT LESSON OF DRY. TOWN
saloon Men In Kentscky CIose VI
Pending EIectIOn ON =
license,

CINCINNATI, o.. April 6.-To impress
upon the voters the dryness of a dry
town, all saloon keepers and liquor dealers
Of Ashland, KY, several days ago closed
up their saloons and turned the keys over
to Mayor Mathewson, who Is 10 keep them
until after the local option election to be
held in Boyd county tomorrow. In addition
to this. they also deposited 500. which n
to be forfeited In case any one should be
seen entering any saloon or liquor store IF
Ashland until after the election.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
ELEVEN GAMEs FOR TABOR
NEWSSTAND Announces Schedule for
Haae Ball Season.

TABOR, Ia, April 5.-(Special.)-C. G.
NEWSSTAND. manager of the base ball
team at Tabor college, announces his base
ball schedule for this spring with consid-
cradle pride, as II includes eleven hard
games. The first game wasE played last
Saturday and next Saturday comes the
University of Nebraska team.
Following is the schedule: IT,
April S-Nebraska university at Tabor.
April 16-Bellevue at Tabor.
April 22-Missouri State Normal at
Maryville, Mo.
April 23-Tarkio college at Tarkio, Mo.
April 2-Amity college at College
Springs, la.
May l-Amity college at Tabor.
MAY l3-Peru at Tabor.
May 26-Tarkio at Tabor.
May 2S-Bellevue at Bellevue.
MAY 29-Peru at Peru.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
WHITNEY HORSE TAKES RACE

American Wins In TwO-Year-OId
Class at Nottingham.
NOTTINGHAM, England, April 5.-The
Little John plate of 200 soVerelgns, for q
year-olds, distance four furlongs. was won
today by II. p. Whitney's Oversight. ridden
by J. II. Martin. Salve was second and
Dove Cot third. Twenty-Five horses started.
OVeTsight's victory was the first success
this season OF American horses.
The Elvasten castle selling plate of lO8
won by Sitting Fleet, Salut D'Amour was
second and Preclude third. Eight horses
ran, among them Mr.. Whitney's Queen OF
Hearts.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06

with his friends. He played in Omaha
when the grounds were located at Eight
zenith and st. Mary's avenue. right In the
heart of the city, and when John DreNel
was manager of the team and Frank Ban
die catcher. Mr.. Dwyer is now in business
In Chicago.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
VanderbiIt's Horse al st, CLOUD,

ST. CLOUD, France. April 5.-W. X.
Vanderbilt's Prestissimo II won the third
race here today. Silver Streak, also one of
Mr.. Vanderbilts horses. got a place in the
last race.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
BAsE BALL SCHEDULE
DEBORAH College VIII Play Both
Nebraska and Iowa.

DEBORAH. Ia, April 5.-(Special.)-
Manager lessen has practically completed
the schedule of the Luther college base
ball team for this spring. II is as fol-
April 29-Unlversity OF Iowa here.
May 1-South Dakota university here.
May 6-Nebraska here,
May 1O-Minnesota at Minneapolis.
May u-Open.
May list. Olaf college at DEBORAH.
May A-Upper Iowa here.
May 27-St. Joseph's college at Dubuque.
May % and Clipper Iowa at Fayette.
June EWisconsin here.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
STATE WINS BIG TEAM SHOOT
Match Race Goes Against Omahs and
Schroeder Gets Sweepstakes.

Schroeder had the distinction Monday OF
being low man In the match race of the
state team against Omaha and high gun
I'm the sweepstakes events, making a score
OF 70 out of a possible 70. The Omaha
team lost the match race by six targets.
The shooters left on the I O'Clock train
for Lincoln TO attend the three days
shoot at that place.
ScOros.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
FORT OMAHA SOLDIERS START
Play First Game with American and
Lose 1t 8 to o.

The Fort Omaha soldiers went down in
defeat before the Americans in their first
game of base ball of the season, played
Sunday afternoon, the score being ) to 0.
The soldiers tried three pitchers, while
Young pitched the entire nine-inning game
for the Americans, striking out nine men
and allowing but three hits and no passes.
The Americans will play the Benson Eagles
next Sunday. Score:
Earned runs: Americans, 8. Three-base
hits: Collins. Williams. Sacrifice hits:
Smith, Burke. Stolen bases: Dygert,
Denny, Fox, Rapp, Sherer. Double play:
Guthrie to Simcox. Bases on balls: Off
Wells, l; off Brewer 2; off Cass, l.. Struck
out: BY Young, 3; by Wells, 6; by Brewer,
/: by Cass, ?. Time: $40. Umpires: Denny
and Baker
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
GAMES FOR DIES MONIES COLLEGE
Coach Warmer of Basket Ball Team
WIZ Train diamond Artists.

DIES MONIES, Ia. April 5.-C(Special) J.
Manager Heilfenstein of the Des Moines
college base ball team has issued the
schedule for the base ball team this spring.
II is as follow:
April S-Des Moines league team here.
April l~0-Highland Park at Highland
Park.
April 16-Still college here.
April 27-Parsons college here.
April A-lowa Wesleyan university here.
May 1~S-Simpson college at Indianola.
May 2f-lowa Wesleyan at Mt. Pleasant.
May S-Parsons college at Fairfield.
June Central university at Pella.
Coach w. A. Warmer of the basket ball
team will coach the base ball and track
teams here this spring, with North, the
physical director of the college, as
trainer.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06

YOUNGSTOWN, o., April 5.-After a rest
Of over thirty-six hours. Edward Payson
Weston, the veteran pedestrian, resumed
his journey to the Pacific coast at 1906
this morning. He was In good condition
and expects to reach Canton tonight.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
schmidt Joins DetroIts.

DETROIT, Mich, April 5.-Charles
Schmidt. the last "hold-Out" of the De-
troit American league champions, tele-
graphed today from his home in Coal Hin,
Ark, that he had settled his differences
with the club and will Join the team in
St. Louis Thursday.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06

and Topeka. and this is the first time It
has had a real ball team. The fans VIII
take to Butch like flies to sugar.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
Vanderbilt GET. Prizes.

PARIS. April "a. G. Vanderbilt was
successful in the French horse show to-
day, winning the first prize for a coach
and four.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
HoLLYs WIN FROM MERCHANTS
Game Mt Benson, SECOND of Season,
Results 4 to z.

-Four to two was the score of a game
played Sunday at Benson between the
Hollys and the Merchants, in favor of the
Hollys. 1t was the second game won this
season by the Hollys, but as a double
header was played on the park in the aft
ernoon. IL was limited to five innings. The
fielding OF Captain Gillian, the Holly sec
ond baseman. was the feature of the game.
Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
D. c. SCOTT, D. v. S.

tsuecessor 10 DIR. H l. Ramacoaotd)
A1sr1TAMT sIATE V1Tm1rEAGxAG
offtoS ana HsspttAA. ssao Mason
street.
Calls Promptly at All Hours.
'rA'H'-2t1so; DsSSaS:y . sss, Omaha. keA.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
Totals. .sa 9 q s .

Totals. .....s2 al s 3 Totals. -, 81 rs . 4
Earned runs: Colts, 5; Monarchs, 2.
Struck out; BY Cravens, II; by Hoffman,
IL. Time: las. Umpire: Fogerty. Score
keeper: Kousky.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
"Died' Of PneamonIa"

is never written OF those who cure coughf
and colds with DIR. Kings New Discovery.
Guaranteed. 50c and 800. For sale by
Beaton Drug Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
FRENCH MOTOR BOAT WINS
German Entry 1T Monte Carlo Races
sinks. hut Crew L. Rehcueh.

MONTE CARLO, April 5.-The motor
boat race held here today for boats OF the
cruiser type was won by a French entry.
No Americans competed. The German
boat, the PTinz Heinrich. sank. The crew
was rescued. The 1900 prize for racing
boats was captured this afternoon by
Wellesley-Siddeley, owned by the duke of
Westminster. Dixie H., one OF the Amer
lean boats, was third The distance was
3l.6 miles, and II was covered by the
winner In 40 minutes and 6 seconds.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
The lineup
BEAT THE MoNARcHs

Take the Game by Score of seven to
Three.
Pickard's Colts defeated the Monarchs in
q fast and well played game of ball at
Fifteenth and Valley streets by the score
of Z to 3. The feature of the game was the
pitching of Cravens for the Colts and Hoff-
man for the Monarchs. both striking out a
number of men. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
DIck DwYer,

Dfok DwyeT. old-time ball player OF
Omaha, member OF the old Union Pacific
team from 1852 to 1854. is In Omaha visiting
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
ADMINISTRATIONS
GOVERNMENT NOTICES

OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING
quartermaster, Fort Omaha, Nebraska.
March s, 1sos.-sealed proposals in tripIi,
cate. subject to the usual conditions will
be received at this office until II o'clock
a. m, central standard time, April I. 1909
and then. opened in public for Constructing
plumbing. heating, electric wiring and cleo
trio fixtures for the following buildings at
Fort Omaha, Nebraska: One double bar
rack, one stable, one stable guard and
shop building and one gun shed. Full infoT-
nation furnished on application. United
States reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. Envelopes containing proposals to
be marked, Proposals for constructing
ETC., buildings at Fort Omaha, Nebraska"
and addressed to Captain c. de F. Chand-
Ter, Constructing quartermaster. Fort
Omaha, Nebraska M. S-9-1o-l1 ass
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH MEATSLOF-
fce OF commissary purchasing agent.
Panama Railroad company, "a state Street
New York, March SOth. 1909. Sealed pro-
posals will be received at this office until
p. M, April 10Th. 1909. for furnishing
refrigerated fresh meats In the estimated
minimum quantity of 1900 900 pounds for
the period from May 18th to September
SOth, lsS. Blanks and full mi
may be obtained from the Undersigned,
Wendell l.. Simpson, Major Nineteenth In
fantry, u. 8. A., Commissary Purchasing
Agent "a State Street. New York.
A6-12-I9-22
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
Buy Them Now

Buy Them Now
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finish. eemented cellar. Lot 33hx1S2. On
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Nice groom house, modern except heat.
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$4,000
Fine new 5-room' house, all modern. ex-
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100000
a dandy s-room house on Burt St. Com
pletely MODERN. cement cellar, brick walks,
everything in good condition.
$4,000
located on Teia5IefSS 81, s ! SSPicse " home wen
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$2500.00
A brand new six-foom house nicely
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t 100000
A nice seven-roons house, modern. on
p spanldipg St. Well, built and in first class
condition. -PHEt( t
$4150.Q0,
A dandy 7-room new house on Spencer
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Real Homes at Bargain Prices
The World Investment Co.
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6el-4 N. Y L. Bldg, Omaha, Neb.
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Figure your rent receipts. Suppose you
had paid that amount on a home of our
own? Not too late yet.
Look al $500 s.. 18th Ave. Groom, good
/ ONE and a good Investment at 81, 400.
a226 n. 2Sth; Groom, 2-story barn. big
trees and out houses. You can't begin TO
aGplicatesit for N.S00.
i-roOm. chicken house. coal house, etc,
two lots. Iyxls0. one N.ec0.
Groom, modern, paved street, fruit trees.
shade trees, lot 40N0e, N25OO. or will give
you 100 feet front for s, 80
NOwATA LAND & LOT co.
Suite So n. Y. Ldfe Bldg,
Phone Red 1893, Omaha, Neb.
Open evenings
ug-M9sgS
Omaha daily bee., 1909-04-06
Kansas.



FOR SALE-46s-a acre ranch near sidney, Id
acres OF hay land. i0 acres. farm land.
balance pasture, nearly al. fenced: good
we'll. but no buildings. School house near;
sidetrack close. Price SIS per acre, part
on time. We have many other bargains.
e0-acre farm, we'll improved, near Grand
Island. IS, 400. For particulars, write Dill
q Huston. Grand Island. Neb.
CO)-M242 Ok.
FARMS-S6to 500 per acre. Write for our
long list-mailed free. Bemis, Brandeis
Bldg. (O)-M32 s
$4,000 FOR A SINGLE GAS WELL-The
Kansas Natural Gas ompany paid tina
amount for a well near Nowata, in. No
wata county: we have land at so to $50
per acre; you might get a gas well: II
you will lie us. we will explain why this
land Is so cheap; it's good farm land, too.
Nowata Land and Lot Co, Suite 624
N. Y. Life Bldg, Omaha, Neb. Phone
Red 1899. Open evenings; CSD-Rn75 .
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10
ROBBERS CRACK DEPOT SAFE
stations At Ncttcn~ and Mcdaniel
switch Visited 10y burglars
TucSdn, Night.

The sheriff's office was notified
early Wednesday morning of two
burglaries which were committed
Tuesday night, one at Merteus in
Hill county and the other at McDah-
iel's Switch in Ellis county. The de-
pot safe at each place was robbed,
but the amount of booty secured at
Mertens was not learned At Nc
Daniels Switch twenty dollars in
money and gold watch were taken.
1t is believed that negroes committed
both robberies.
Constable Smith of Italy and Dep
uty Sheriff Cook of Milford trail"d
the robbers up the International ana
Great Northern tracks to within a
short distance of Italy. 1t is believ-
ed they went around the town in an
effort to follow the road to Fort
Worth. Constable Sam Higgins at
Maypeari was notified to be on the
lookout for suspicious characters.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10

Mss Louie Hit-. lgS ouuo St.
utwUIe. Il. 0ritoE. october lst
rolays Kidney pills started me on
fHa road f8 health was treated
ny four doctors AMI took other kid
uay remedies but grew worse, and
was unable 10 30 my housework,
md tao doctor told me ! could only
i've from tNo 20 six months ! am
now -1 much aatteg that ! DO all "
uy own work. and ! sLall be very
elra Go 'ell any one afflicted with
kidney or bladder trouble the good
results received from taking
Faleys Kidney Pills Commence
f,aay and be we'll DO not risk
having Brights Disease or Diabetes.
49, W Foaris ID
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10

The eastbound passenger train on
the Fort Worth branch OF the Cen
trail was delayed two or three hours
Wednesday morning on account OF
an accident 10 freight. The break
ing Of a journal in a box car derailec
the car and blocked the track. The
wrecker had to be sent out from En-
mis- to remove the disabled car from
the track before the freight could get
out OF the way Of the passenger
train. .i& MJ
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10
Married.

At 316 Oldham avenue last even
ing, November the 9th, at s o'clock,
Mr.. G. j. Hunter and Miss Sue G..
Steele both of this city, were quiet
ly married in the presence of rela~
tives and a few friends. Mr. Hunter
is a highly respected citizen of Wax
ahachie, and Miss Steele, by her gem
tie manner and christian graces, has
endeared herself 10 her many
friends. They were the recipients Of
many beautiful and valuable pres
ents.
A GUEST
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10

The postmasters of Ellis county
had quite an interesting meeting in
Waxahachie Wednesday. Several of
these officials were in attendance
and tine program included several
topics on the best methods of hand
ling the mail. he meeting was held
in the firomeus club rooms at the
city hall where a lunch was served
at . o'clock.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-11-10
Football Game Friday.

The Daniel Baker College football
team of brentwood viii be here Fri
day To- play a game With Trinity Uni
yer4jty The game viii be called at
4 O'Clock This will be Trinity's last
game before going TO sherman to
play Austin College on THANKSGIVING
Day