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56lZ lot O. James Henry Brown % John A
Hamilton and John b LATner. trustees 70 Sc
cure The Washington Loan and Trust Company
trustee Ss6.42 monthly payments. "a per cent,
semi-snnualy
ng lcs-de-Lct %. block s: John T. Lynch e ux 20
Louis OttenbsTg ard Stanley H. Fsher trls-
tees, q secure Isaac Otteube-E $50 6 months
G per cent pe< anuum
.4usre ei-Lot . Mena Glaze % Charles Hugh
Duffy and Harry a. HAgsrty. trustees 70 secure
Alice DAILY, $3.50. payable September s. 1915,
pr cfut Per snuum.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co,
snsmbsFs q tie Chicago Board Of Trade. Hibbs
BuildIls
Chicago. Oct There only a moderate de-
mand for cash wheat here and seabOard reported
demand there quiet Minneapolis cash market was
very strong No / Northern bringing 2 10 "a cents
over DeCcmbor with not much good spring wheat
arriving and mills seemed anxious for that Trade
rather light al day, and mostly q a local
professional sealping character. The market, after
opening lower In sympathy with the decline IN
Liverpool later rallied on cables from the Argen-
tine reporting continuation o. drought However
tbs BJenns Ayres market lower and this caused
Z traction. Local receipts, 70 cars. With 90 esti-
mated for tO-n0FTOW.
Provisions lost paTt Of yesterdays gains and
closed easy, The weakness in hos market and IN
dications for increasing receipts the chief bear
ssh influence. though the continued slow shipping
demand for both meats and lard had some eject
Packing interests led in the selling
WHEAT Open High Low. Close.
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Brooflsad-LOS 9. block q; Frederick A Holta
&c ". 70 James F. Hood and Flrnlan p Hor-
Ter, trustees 70 secure The McLAchlen Barking
Carporaton, $3.50 3 years. pr cent. semi
annually.
squArs l2S-Lcts l3 and a J. SpriEEs Pools Il uz.
20 Charles p. SLons and Charles W Fsirfax
trustees 70 secure Carlton n BeAu 500
years. per cent seui-annuGIly.
Clinbouns-Lot %, block ): Max Cohen e. ux %
joseph Sanders and Floyd Z. Davis. trustees. -
seclrs The Dime Savings Bank. S 90 ; years
PER cent, senai-sunuaIiy.
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Company $50 aad years. Ter cent
ssni-auHually. same 90 Harry s WEIGH and
Charles l.. ssger. trustees. 20 secure Carl H.
smith, $50 payable August 80 lllI. FER cent
semi-sunUa'ly
IolInead Manor-Lot ID block a Fanny NJ A.
lea, Mary Z. Latimer. ard Philip A. Latime- 70
William 5. Phillips and Charles -. Sagelo trls-
tees. IT, secure Car. II. smith 81 70. PAYABLE
February T. 1911. per cent per annlm
luare 5375-L0ts .. o. .. and 2 square 5ss5 Iot
3. slus7e sec, lots u and 80, square $50 lot 81:
square SOL, lots l9 e. o. 70. ard =, square
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, Oct. 7-HoGS-Steady at yesterdays close.
bulk Of priees S55as 30; estimated receipts to-day
1000 head: Official receipts yesterday. l0s: ship.
ments 2444; LETT over. 552 estimated receipts to
morrow. 500. Lights. a?0s9g5: mixed and butch
ers, e45ss.s; heavy sSoas00 rough. heavy. sOa
6; workers s0Oa9.25: pigs. sSOa9.l0
cATrLE-Steady; estimated receipts to-day. 5000
head. Beeyes L70as %. COWS and heifers z5a6 40:
Texas steers. 4Za565 stOckers and feeders. Si)a
575: Western 4O0a6.5
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Steady; estimated
ceipts, 2e0oo head Native, 25Oa4 20: Western 275a
AS; yearlings. 4$s5.50; lambs. s50s7.i5; Western.
Asa. 90
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Criminal Court No. 2.
Probate Court.
JUSTICE GOULD.

JU5lILE GOGLD.
Estate Of Ermina J. Mould letters testamsntaTy
granted TO Emma NOud; bond, Sl10 AttGueys
RalSton. Siddons g. Richardson
Estate Of Benjamin q. Cowl; order for allowance
Attorney, W. B Guy.
Estate Of Mary Luddy; letters Of administration
granted TO John Lynch; bond s2.oO0 Attorneys
Carlisle & Ls,ekett.
Estate Of Andrew Warren viii dated November
l6 1901. filed
Estate Il Ella O. Andrews; will dated November
10 1909 and petition for letters tsstsmentsry filed
Attorneys. Newton & Gillett
Estate Of John A. Kasson; letters testamsntaEy
granted 20 the American Security and Trust Com
pany Attorney, a. B. Leet.
Estate u John Chester; viii dated February Is
1910, hled, and letters testamentary granted 10
William Chester; bond, $780, Attorney John Rid.
out
Estate f Ella C. Andrews; letters testamentary
granted 20 Lillian Z. Wells; bond 500. Attorneys.
Newton s Gillett
Estate Of Asbury Neale; exceptions TO auditors
report fled.
Estate Of Catherine J. Brennan. viii dated Sep
TENDER IS. 1910 fled.
Estate OF Nellie Gsise; petition for letters Of adj
ministration filed Attorney. A. T. Mclaughlin
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Circuit Court No. 1.
H-STJCF ANDER SON

No. 1929. johnson, executor. Thomas; death
Of defendant suggested and Clara 7. Thomas execu-
triK made party defendant and cause reinstated on
calendar. Attorneys. j. II. Hioks-LeOn TObriner.
No. $3.50. Bluthenthal s. Eicfert vs.. Carson; mo-
ton for trial Attorneys H. W, Wheatley-
II. !. Quinn and l.. a. Bailey
No E2sS4 NeWbuTgh WaldeE et al motion TO
strike cut appearance Of j. Wilmer Latimer for de-
PENDANTS. George Z Warder Frank Wander, and
Ella c. Gray oyeTruled Attorneys ]. H. Adriaans
II. W Latimer
No 5ez52 Costello Palmer. motion for non
suit OveTnIled- Attorneys. L. ]. MatheF and E. \.
HopeWell-Na;hauiel and @. ". Wilson
No 1895 United States. use Of Keeper rs.
Love et al. leave 10 amend affidavit granted At
torneys. Douglas Baker-Msddox & Galley and
John Ridout.
No, ol0o Abilene National Bank VS.. Golden
Co.; cause reported settled end stricken from calen-
das. Attorneys G. e. Han ilton-A. S. Worthing-
ton.
No. 5O5D Chambers Bros. Co. vs. Anacostia
Brick Company: same. Attorneys. Tucker & Ken
ycn-C. ]. Graf and !. Forrest.
No. 1854 Gassage vs.. Washington Railway and
Esctrio COMPANY; same Attorneys Tucker &
kenyon-J. J. Darlington.
Assignment for October 10;
No. IL Gross rs whnus. Attorneys. Ambrose 4
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DISTRICT COURTS.
Court OF Appeals.

Present-An
No. aO2 Warner Va Baker; placed a; foot Of
calendar
No 80 Brown vs.. United States; argument
continued by Mr. Campbell Darlington, for appel
liant; continued by Mr.. J. NJ Proctor for appellee;
continued BY Mr.. @. r. Wilson. for appellee; con-
Guided by Afr. John Ridout for appellant.
No. Zl0 Billings. &c. vs. fled. argument en-
menced by Mr.. Aneoln B. Smith. for appellant
continued by Alr. W. 8. Ruckmann, for appellee
continued hy Mr. Melville Church for appellee:
concluded BY Mr.. W. G. Johnson. for appellee.
No ~. Yates vs.. Yates; motion 20 permit apr
pellAnt 70 print record ovegruled.
The Chief Justice announced that beginning Oc-
tober Il. the court would SIT from Monday 10 IN
day inclusive. instead Of from Tuesday 70 Friday.
as at present.
Ne. 253. G. A. Fuller Company vs.. NeCloskey
motion 10 extend time for argument Oyeuusd
No. ~ United States ca rel. Wesoott TA. Bal
linger; motion for reheaEing oyenuled.
Assignments for October Il:
Special calendar.
No. u. Billings vs. Field; on hearing. AttoTneya
Bacon-Church * johnson.
No 4o9 McGTaw vs.. Huntly. Attorneys. Jack
Bon-Leighton
No. Zllo. Wilson ct al. vs.. snow. Attorneys. Ca
rlsi Jones-Douglas, Mattipgly & Darlington.
No. 20. King Rudolph Attorneys Padgett
a FoTrest-Thomas & Smith,
No. ZS0. Nolle vs.. Oyster Attorneys Gittipgs &
ChambeTlain-C, Il. WilsOn
No. A3 Cunningham et al. Va Taylor Attor-
neys. MILAN & Snith-BrOWn & Clagett-
No. 2lp Capital Traction Company WAthen-
Attorneys, Perry & Son and Dunop-Birney.
No. Hi4 D4shlslas Vs. Moses & SonS Attor-
neys. Mather-Donsldson & Ferguson.
No Zi6. Mack IS. District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys-JOueS-ThOmas
No, Ii9 GrmtA vs. National Lss Insurance
company Attorneys. Gardner-Minor K RowlanA
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District Court,

CHEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No. so. In re extension Of Columbia road; jlry
sworn.
No ssl. In re extension o. Twenty-third and r
streets southeast; same
No $50 In re extension of Belmont road and
WateTside drive; same
No ST.. In re extension Of Park place; con-
tinued.
No. So. In re extension Of Minnesota avenus;
same
No. 81. In re extension Of Franklin street north
east; same
No. $50. In re establishment building line; sama
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Equity Court No. 4.

A1Hl11E 6IAFEOkDs
No. 1858 Cissel Vs. RggIes. William W MI
lan appointed trustee 10 SELL bond. $4,000. Attor-
neys. MILAN * Smith.
No. 2sS. Hooker vs.. Hooker: substitution Of
trustee ordered. Attorneys. MILAN q Smith.
No. 1854. Lee vs.. Lee; certain prayers stricken
out Attorneys Z. !. Bailey-J. B. Green.
No. 2G34 Thompson vs. Mccall; guardian ad
litem appointed. Atlorneys. c. h. CraGn and J.
5. FlanneU.
No 1854 Painton vs. international Sightseeing
Auto Company; security for costs; rule as 10 pre-
liminaIy Injunction restraining order Of september
dissolved. Attorneys. D. Z. WolhaUpteg and E.
+. Colloday-Baker Sheehy Hogan.
No 3ss7. Msgulder Richardson. argued and
submitted. Attorneys. Nath. and c. Il. wilson
No 1886. Plotkins vs. Wells: reference to OK
aminer. Attorneys II. W. Whestley-W. II. Il,
Hart.
No @si9 Dr. wyeth IS NorthrIp; motion over
ruled. ATTORNEYS. c. W. Hillyer and G. W. Drew.
Assignments for October 10.
No !. Heenan Keenan,. Attorneys. Hamilton.
Colbert Yerkes Hamilton-Brady. Doyle &
Hagerty.
Nc. 3 Davis vs.. Davis. Attorneys, Mackey 4
Patters0n-Berry q Minor
No :. Dunbar Dunbar. Attorneys. Stewart &
Archer-Wison.
No 3 Graham vs.. Graham Attorneys. Leckie.
Fulton & CoI-Montague & Moriarity.
No Il. KloeppingeT u. YillOch. Attorney. Mar
shall
No 49, waldecker vs.. waldecker. Attorneys.
ODonoghue & Murphy-Jeffords
No 10. Cissel rs. Riggles. Attorneys MILAN &
smith
Equity Court No. 2.
JUSTICE GOULD.
No z4l6 Alexander vs. Alexander Il al d.
vorce vim mat decreed. &c Attorneys, Z. L
Gcis-W. ]. Neale.
No 1888 Castelbcrg VS. CasteIberg; depoSt ordered
returned. Attorneys, NJ. n. Richardson-Wolf *
Rosenberg
No 1851. Healy vs. Healy; order 70 take testi-
moHy in open court and TO pay counsel fees.
No E64 Howard et al Clarkscn O. al; de-
muTTer sustained Attorneys. Lester Il PTice-W. ].
Lambert.
No 1885. jenkins VS. sybert ct al; decree pro
confesso Attorney, II. W. Sohn.
No HS9 Ball vs.. First Cooperative Building
AsociationI order 10 release Twkenton trustee At
torneys. ]. L Smith and J. s. Easby-Smith.
No 2657 Armstrong vs.. Brown * Armstrong
Company ct al; rule continued. Attorneys Levi
Cook and A l.. NeWmyer.
No. 1901 Field vs. Herr et al commission 10
issue Attorney p. A. Bower
No. 9lS0 Repett vs. Williams ct al rule re-
tuTnable October ii. Attorneys. Carlisle & Luekett
M. ]. Colbert.
No 1917. Felter vs.. Felter ct al motion 10 dis
miss Oyerruled. Attorneys. W. j. Lambert-H. Z
Davis and +. Lewis
No. 1874 Rawlings vs.. johnson; decree pro con
fesso. attorney. J. E. Padgett.
No. 1853 Weyms vs. Weyms rule roturnAble
October a. Attorney, B. l. Gaskins.
No &629 Gets CT al. Garfield et al. order
extending motion and for election Attorneys Col
Inns & Collins-Peyton Gaskins.
Assignment for October 10;
No. "a Grier vs. Kreiters. Attorneys Bailey.
Collodsy. james. sleman & Lerch-
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No 1853. George Z. locker vs. Millen C. Hook
er ct al. substitute. A torneyS MILAN & Smith.
No 2Sso Thomas Ehans VS. Vegetarian Meat
Company dissolution Of reeeiSershIp Attorney. H.
A. Hegarty.
No. 1858. Ella B. VEINS W. Edward W. Weyms
maintenance. Attorney b. L. Gaskins
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by w. b. Hibbs q o..
members OF the New YORK stock Exchange Hibbs
Building
New York. Oct. THE market advanced again
sharply n the last hour On another outburst OF
buying which increased the volume 81 business
for the day TO about 10000 bales
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Equit Suits,

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
No s9S. In re MARTA Bros. argued and sub
mitted.
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Criminal Court No. I.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
No. Zls2 United States IS William Mcknight;
HOUSEKEEPING and Larceny; plea not guilty.
No. EI77 United States vs. William McKnight
and George Banks: same same
No 27l37 United States "a Cornelius johnson
same sentenced % wCrkhouse for six months and
sentence suspended until further order
No 1923 United States ys. Benjamin F. Pat
tersou and John C. Miller; false pretenses; plea
not guilty.
No. z2l7. United States vs.. benjamin F. Pat
ters0n; false pTetenses and forgery: same
No 1901. United States vs. Henry NJ Brooks
Emile Dayoust. and John II H Cunningham; rob
oery and assault to rob; Nos. ! and 2 plea, not
guilty: No g. guilty.
Assignments Tor October 10:
United States rs. Charles Craig
United States vs.. William Harris
United States vs. Charles = Chipman-
Criminal Court No. 2.
CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No &la United States vs.. Richard jackson; as
sault dangerous weapon; plea, not guilty.
No El5. United States vs. Rufus H. Speaker
HOUSEKEEPING and arceny; same
No 1881. Blunt vs.. Great Falls aud Old Douin-
Ion Railroad Company. time 10 file transcript eI.
tended Attorneys II. II. Gassie-W j. Lambert
Nos 96ss9 and $3.50. United States vs. John O.
Davis; embezzlement; designation of transcript on
appeal filed
No 266si United States vs.. Lawrence Du Fief
nonsupport; recognizance in 500 with Douglas p
SyphaX and Charles 6. Du Fief slTcties taken.
Habeas corpus No 54l. In re Edwin Frank yer
dict Of sound mind
Assignments for October 10:
United States Hamilton 5. WimbuSh
United States vs. James Adams
United States vs. Samuel Robinson
United States VI. William Hall
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Mechanics Lien.

No. 6l3l Maurice P. Finley vs. william f.
Franklin; tract Of land on Conduit road known
as parcel l0ll, szT. Attorney, J. Il. Wilson. il.
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TREASURY STATEMENT.
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BUSY YEAR ron THE sroRK,
NOR Than Fifty Thousand Children
horn In state Past Year.

There are more boys being born
every day in Texas than there are
girls. according to the statistical ta-
BILE showing the number of births
and deaths in Texas during the fis-
cal year ending August 81. 1910. as
issued by the state health depart
ment. Another interesting fact shown
by the table Is that there were more
than twice as many births as deaths,
this probably being due to the great
influx OF new settlers. There were
SO. 25o births and 23.075 deaths.
During this year, there were 10, 516
deaths among white males and 81
S79 deaths among white females.
The males also lead in the number
OF births. there being 26.St4 males
born and 25,109 females. For the
negroes, there being 1870 male
death. | $40 female deaths. In the
number of births, the report shows
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AFTER EFFECTS OF THE GRIP

1t is fortunate that the grip cpl
demic this year Is milder in its ac-
ton than in previous years. This
does not mean that 1t is less dan
gerous.
The after results of the grip are
apt to be exceeding serious. Do not
take sany chances-for the general
weakness. and to allay all bronchial
irritation after the fever has passed
nothing equals Vinol, which is a de-
licious combination of the health
giving properties Of the Gods liv-
er. with the grease eliminated and
tonic iron added
A lady from Long Branch. n. j.
writes: The grip left me In a ner-
vous, weakened. rundown condition.
After taking three bottles of Vinol
am better and stronger than
have been for years. and | cheerfully
recommend Vinol to all who have
been i'll and need strength. Name
furnished on request.)
After grip or any severe illness try
n bottle OF Vinol with the under
standing that your money will be re-
turned II 1t does not restore your
vitality and strength. Curtin Drug
Co. Waxahachie. Texas.
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W." A
sAa ssaasara ii e.zsa small pigi
has sss~ee fsisea ana thMt = hoesst
helas offses hiss soi - ns~ei u ar sss
"a
iaN gesslsben eisn hAee heeu
elected ~ offsce pfena y 80 a. foar
lsesi for Il viii be expected az 90
Let nobeas Wall stress Jamans
he Old asnsf4d o. any onc alse So
Pec, eae eoantrf ~ take the baek
track aud rvlspsr into Indifference
- what IL aeins Nothing hkn that
~ 10 N. air II a. has ha.n sntiol-
patea the democrats have made
great Ealns IN elaHs states. thft Ia
matter faF general CONGREGATION.
n' b.-cnuse Il is NECESSARILY ao adj
vaa sFoaa 10 have the democrats
lh As aeas government ss
esse. aere as8fsa ehen e'a par.
m ~ tbe cam ssiftaa aud
office onen eoegt 10 "a a. est
strons end rcslonsiAle lesasrs ~
be Judged hy rheir work
And II the elections shall seem a.
have modified little OF Col Roose-
welt y sense of responsibility for the
direction of the universe. that. too.
VII be matter for earnest eongrata-
lations II IL not best that too large
a proportion OF our hopes should be
taken too long upon the virtue of
any one citizen or our progress de-
pend upon his energies Life
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PUBLISH THE PENSION List.

Since the public has awakened to
the vital Importance OF the facts
brought out In the series OF pension
articles now running in the World s
interest In the matter have come
from all parts OF the country. Not
only have newspapers taken the mat
ter up editorially, but hundreds "
individuals have taken the pains TO
Write to the editors expressing their
approval. One OF these men. promin-
ent In his city for the interest he
takes In all civic and economic quss-
lions. suggests that the Void =
Work astrenuonsly and persistently
s-ge publicity of the entire pension
list with name. reason for being on
the list, and any other vital details
following each name. This HIST
should be published In a pamphlet by
the government each year and dis
tributed as other documents are
distributed and local papers should
be requested TO republish the list Of
pensioners In their localities. Palpa-
BILE frauds and well-to-do graftars
on the list would vince OF this A
notice OF. say. about three months
should be given the government u
intended publication. so as to give
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By virtue OF the autnofiiy vested
In nae as mayor uf the city of Wax
ahachie. notice Is hereby given that
Va accordance With the law govern
ing fhe election Of city Officers there
Will DE heid snr lal election In the
city ot W#E Texas. on the
f Tuesday december. 1910.
atirh Is the sist OF said month
tor the puF9oge Letting one alder
man in VAN one to fill
thr ia anag caused by the resigna-
taa OF !. :, Campbell.
Ward No. ] embraces all that
part OF the city OF Waxahachie
which lies and is situated south Of
/ Main street The election in said ward
viii be held In what is known as the
"Old Wyatt Office" on East Main
street and ] + Wyatt will be the
presiding officer OF said voting box
| Ward No. embraces all that
part OF the city Of Waxahachie
which lies and is situated north of
! Main street and east of Washington,
/ College and Brown streets. The cleo
ton in ward No. will be held at M.
! T. Knights sewing machine office on
the east side of College street and J.
NJ, Harwell Will be the presiding Of
I fieer at said voting box.
Ward No. embraces all that part
of the city of Waxahachie which lies
and is situated north of Main street
( and West OF Washington. College
/ and Brown streets. The election in
Ward No will be held at the city
hall on Main street and W j. f..
Ross will be the presiding officer at
! said voting box.
| Given under my hand and seal of
office, this 25th day of November, A.
! d., 1910.
| .s A. LASSWEIL.
Mayor City Of Vaxaha chic
| Attest: CARROLL TODD,
/ Secretary City OF Waxahachie 30
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$3.50 #Ns ssefW#A sieats8 has t
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HsfGhNs HUeh eeas n 8htHhAf8le
fHs iiufdihR Is shifh fhs ftawn
Hris afs tsyt hrs usa hepte8 efsN
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lh t8Wr u5ouf Spush Afnra.
iisrfe are abuuf 500 600 tame
asffiehts ahA e b esslmatei thai Az
nnmhef fn al Ottsf countries doc
Hn eAe6~ra 10000 Tbe extra
srdinaf2 rfice IL s. eoA hae been
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BATTLES CASE AFFIRMED.
End Of Case That Has Been ON III
Dockets Several Years.

In the court OF criminal appeals at
Austin Wednesday the case OF John
Henry Battles, appealed from the
district court Of Ellis county. was
affirmed. Battles was convicted
about year ago OF criminsl as
sault and given term of five years
In the penitentiary. The charge
against Battles had been pending In
the district court here several years.
He had been convicted once before
but the verdict was reversed by the
higher court.
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4sss sssase4 y ss~s@ a@sa~a@s. - -
@@a4s = ~sswmass sew~@ss
s@s4 sssa@saw sssHNxssssA sN
4@aas~a sssa8tsaNs


HsassN @4lAA#
a.. $500.
.ss..'
49, = a
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NJ Mrs Russell ss.:c Is going Ia
build d model city AZ n memorial 10
her late husband. While there may
be much to criticise In the manner
In which the Sage millions were &C
! 0ensplAted. We shall raise no obiec.
tipn u the plans adopted By the
d tdow for putting the aane 10 circn.
s*F an axain.
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A South Texas thief stole a mum
paper man 1t Is useless to go furth-
er in trying to find out what the UNI
pardonnbie sin Is
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,asr,..,s AN n,am,a,s,,s


NeM Nnfk Dce Riehafd Nor
fss. iheatrifal maHHgcr wss tined
3 - IN the puliea court yesterday fof
violation Of nn ancient ordnance
which prohibits fhe dfspiee ef pas-
tvFs depicting anf AL Nhieh would
sp slasaed ~ criminal
The fine wa pnid uadui protect
anF AofTis' counsel gsNp naiipe ihBi
he would appeal
The poster 10 question depicted q
gpmnn ia he qef of stahbing a man
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

gss Fort Worth should not stand pat
On the hand shown In the cartoon OF
yesterdays Record The cards are all
good ones. but in this case IL Is le-
gitimate 10 draw without discarding.
! and We advise the Record 10 reach
out for more cards.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

In the management OF our peniten-
tiary affairs. hat the fact should be
borne In mind that convicts are not
sent there. TO be supported by the
J state In itifenAss and ease
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

Thu. republican party be good. Death
bed repentance may be all right.
hut II In better TO show some dispo-
siiton to put affairs In shape before
that hour arrives.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-12-01

IL is said that Colquitt VIII iet
In. boys know all about II next
saturday Those Who are disap-
pointed can then Join IN. back
to-the-farm movement