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u IIer | /.

Mon glaubt, oaB Ser Suit
ldiffer s. 6. &oogerss Ser quer
iiber ben Sentiment flieeen mil, an
rdhiten Somitag bier ~eintreffen
miro.
- llniere .9ia 8olter" firo
nit oen 8eitimmullgen Der neuen
gau : Oroiron3 be5iieIi6 Der n9ill
BOARDS" .niht 5ufrieoeit, tie be-
bol,pten, bielelben ieien piel 5n
ldarf.
Sn oem aon5ert, oas am Gu
lunbustaee in 9[uitin, III Dem STE
prGientanteniaale oes 8apitols, &c
eeben muroe, fat aub Ser bieiige
v2ieoerfran5" m%itgeipirft. gs &c.
idob Dies auf oirefte ginloou1lo
ser Muitiner Sdngerrunoe.
Die @ronoiWp bat Sreitae
no6mittag 81 @nflagen einge-
reidt. 8ier bon oieien lauteten o,lf
Moro. Sic maren aegen Oscar 3.
Grodett, Ser aneebli6 5ronf g.
NapIor eriboB; gegen Mr6ie Sol
bert, angeflaet Geo. 9ar0en gets.
tet s1t boben; eeeen Sobn S. Sanos,
ser Mobert 6. Sobnion 10 idtpere
@alnoen nit einem Haliermoifer
beibradte, baB er itarb; uro se=
aen 81. Syoro, ser alqeflaat lit, lei.
men 8ater eridlagen 8u baben.
gapt. @m. s. 2ode, Elm al.
ter lonsidbriger 8epobner bon
San @ntonio, Der unier County III
Ser anoIften 2~egisIatur pertrat ullo
mebrere Sabre Shabmeiiter Der
SduIbeboroe NOR, tit ~geitorben. Gr
itantnte aug Sninois, mar SO Sabre
alt ulb fam Dor 81 Sabren bier.
Der.
Ser friibere Turnlebrer Sit.
quit Conrad lit auf Ser Heiie nadb
ser broiilianifhen 5toot Ga 8abia
geitorben. gr belt fid idon ldteere
Belt in Siio.Mmerifa ouf, 100
er fir feline 8riioer eeidaftli6 .td-
tig mar.
= Der @egen Ser letten Sage
3uiammen NIT Dem beitdnbiaen g(rs
beiten Ser Yumpe i'm gradefttioac
Borf bat ben SluB gum Steigen de-
bra6t. Die 8umpe arbeitet iebt
atronaia @tunoen per Sag.
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@us gaele 8aB miro gemeIoet,
es ieien bort Sreitae -obeno
feds uno brei 8iertel 3oa Megen
gefalen. Dds eagle BaB gegc,t-
iber liegenoe Borfirio 0ia5 lit
gum Cell iiberihmemmt. @ieIe Der
@oobe-6alier fino einseitiir5t unn
9unoerte bon Sdanilien lollen ob
0adlos iein. @uh III Gasle 9aB
lit burb bas Sohmaiier pieI Sha.
ben angerihtet moroer.
Sn &ouiton lit S. $. Dnp,
cine Der Wn9en BET Den @erflt4t-
ten Der g. g. 8abn, meeflaet,
ieinen 8omeraoen S. S. 8ipes in
Der Naht oes pierten Sftober CT.
iboiien gu baben. Man nimmt an,
oaB Gle Cat burb einen Srrtum
permlabt muroe, 6aB DaD oca
anoern @dhter fir einen 5treifer
belt. Dop ~beitreitet auf's @ntidie-
ignite, Bipes .eridoiien gu baben.
Seine 8iirgidaft muroe auf $4,000
feitge1teut.
- giitriftridter 9tepens BOZ,
Nofport bat mgefiinoigt, odB pr
iid Inn ons Amt zines Mihters am
pierten acknowledgements be.
iperben iperoe, melfes Mmt frii-
Der Mihter Nein inne batte uno
5u BENT mad Neia's gooe, 6. g.
gobbs bonn @ouperneur ernannt
muroe. Stepens mar BON Mnfano
on &anoioat fir Den Soften.
Sobn 6. Somnes, Brofeiior
Der Surispruoen5 an Der Staots-
iuriperiitdt in Muitin bat iid ols
&anoioat fir ben iest bon Mih.
ter @amiep innegebaItenen Soften
zines beilisenoen Gidters bes
Staats : Supreme : @eridts ange-
f%iinoigt.
SO. 80. Spope in SouIton if
ihuloig befunoen morben, Sec.
Depep alias George Soomep ge.
totet 81 baben. CT muroe gu
fiinf5ebn Sabren 3ndtbaus1 perllr.
teilt. Die beioen Mdnner iparcn
als ySmit6men" bei Der Sontbern
8acific 8abn angeitent.
l1eberan i'm GiiopeIten unie
reg Staates bat es bieie Gage gut
%geregnet. Sn einigen @egenoen
lit iogar iebr ldwerer Regen eefal-
len. 9~eionoers am &io @ranoe
entlang, mo- man cine ltcberi1mem=
muilg befirbtet uno Tie teiImeiIe
[1don eingetreten lit.
y. 8. @iIiamfon, elm alter
8enobner BON 4errpille, Der erite
Sberiff bon SEER County, lit If
| 6oIge ei1les Ser5ihlages nlf Der
StraBe g%eitorben.
Seute lit Die @usitelung in
DaIas onrh @oupernellr golquiti
eroffnet mor6en.
- gnoe September befanoen iif
3415 StrdIinge in ben ueri6ieoe.
nen Strafanitalten oes Staotes.
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Giue sdIep=g rinnerHua.

@omiral 5dlep's Soentifi3ierure
(nad ieinem plosliben 500 in SEEM
Dorf) muroe ourd feline goloenc
2aidenubr berbeissfiibrt, Die anf
Der Snnenieite Die @iomung trllg,
oaB iie cine anerfennung oes
9eroiSmus beoeute, ben er in BET
Mtsfiibrung Der Greeley 3ettungs-
expedition bepieien. 9ieics Met-
tlingsnerf, oas burd oie Gntoedung
beg 2entnant Greeley am 90. SUM-
1884 oolenoet puroe, eebort 51 oeii
groBartigiten 2eiitlngem BON oenel
Die @nnalen arftiider 6oridungen
gu er5dblen wiiien, uro Ser SOB oes
onsge5eihneten Siibrers iener Gr-
petition redtfertigt einel1 fur5e1
Nldblif muf Die babel belpiejene
@ingabe unb gnergie. Capt. S6lep
fonmanoierte orei fleine Sdiffe, Sic
ugbctis" nit Geo. 50. Me!rine als
9bef , Sngenienr - iest Scr br
ritlnte Observation-Disclosures ilno
&eab : Momiral Melpiae, - Der
Bear" uno ben alert. Die edit
fe braden iih ibren @eg ourd oie
Maiien oes Sreibeiies obne Giidiibt
auf Die @efabr, oaB iie Die Seitea-
platten lofern uno led pero.n
fonnteu. Gommanoer 56lep OFF
Der vSbetis~ lieB oas Sdiff oft nit
iol6er 8ubt geeen oas 8afeis on-
rennen, bob es mebrere Sub 5uriid-
praQte. Sci elmer Welegenbeit ml.r-
be oas Shiff ourb einen iolder
@npral 80 SUB melt 5uriidgeidIeu-
bert, uno Sdlep iefbit. Der iid III
Dem &%rabenneit befano,-in 9eutldJ=
LAMB meiitens Maftforb gebeiben -,
muroe ourb Die @uht beg StoBcs
beinabe berausgeihleuoert. Mm %.
Sum- Abenos 81a - in ben arfti-
iden &egionen tit es Inn oieie 3eit
better Sag, - fano Elm Dampffut-
ter oes Bear" Die @eiudjten in it,
rem Eager BET Cape Sabine. Nur
Sieben BON ben Siinfunoapansiq,
Die ausge5ogen, maren nod am 2e-
ben. Sour elmer, Sergeant 2org,
fonnte nod eeben, uno er mar es
aud, Der, mdbreno er nod elmer Mrt
I@emiirm iudte, Inn Suppe oaraus
gu foden, Die 9ampfpfeifen hes
.5diffes b0rte un6 ii6 iotpeit iiber
oas Cts ihleppte, bis Die 2eute cuf
Dem &utter i'm bemerften. Sn Dem
aerfesten 3elt fanoen iid Die l1ebri-
gen. @inem Mnnn, Der belize &an-
De uno SuBe ourb ben Sort per-
loren batte, batte man einen 2ofiel
an oenStup1pf oes red)tengrmes ge-
6unoen, elm anoerer, in Die ~elenoelten
2umpen gebiilt, Der periubte iib at'
erbeben. ober nur anf Die &nie fom
men fonnte, mar 2eutnant Gree
lepl - Ser Mann obne &Groe utlb
SiiBe botte Monate lang in ieine,n
Shlafiad gelegen, gefiittert bon oen
Mnoern. gs muroe aud oamals ge-
iagt, oaB er allein nod am Geben
gemeien mare, mdre oie &ettungs~
expedition mir 5pei Gage ipater ein-
getroffeL 6enn er mar Der ein5ige,
Der ungefdbr 10 biel Nabrung err
balten bate, Inn linn oas 2eben su
friiten Die Mnoern maren Dem Suit
gerto6e nabe. SroBem ftarb er meni-
ge Gage nod Der Hettung trot az
Ter @nitrenguneen Der S6iffsdrste
- Sdlep's Same lit IN Ole @eidid)-
te Der arftiiden 5oridungen ebenin
unoergdnglid ei%ngetragen, mie in Ole
oes ipaniiden &rieges.
(@. S. ST. 8tg.)
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1tnteritiitt sic streifer.

3umeilen eeben 2eber, 0iere1t uno
@ingepeioe al ben Streif illl6 ner-
peigern gu funftionierer. Damn
brolldt Sbr Die allgenebmen flei-
men Streifbre6er - Or. SINGS
Nelie 2ebenspiGen = Sen Srgonet,
natiirli6e Silfe 8n brineen ,1no Iie
gu ~geborieer Sdtigfeit 5u 5lpinaeu.
@ute @efunobeit folgt balls nad. Ser
lu6t 5ie. 25c in alien Mpotbefern.
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Madl barter yaaesarbeit

idiner3en 3opf uno @iiden Der &ans.
frau. &ein @unber, tuenn lire
0aune etmas miirriid lit. Sic miro
lire quite 2aune mieoer crlaneett,
nahoem lie Die Sdmeraen nit Or.
Nihter's .8ain-grpeuer nertriehen
bnt. Dos lift oerielbe 5~ub.rldliige
Sreuno Ser Menihbeit, Sen man
felt Sabren in sail5 europa III fait
ieber SamiIie borfinoet. 25 ulo so
Gents Die Glaide in aaell oeutid)en
Npotbefen.
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"a. aapitel.

l. "A. pIIel.
gu Sunoerten or6itgte fib ons
Hublifum, plauoerllo ul,6 ihiposeno
uno IN elmer fait fieberbaften gr-
regung nod unter benz Dailne Der
beseiiterten geifansialpen itebeno,
nit oenen; an oieicln Mbeao Der ga.
itiereiloe Sdnger f0rmlid iiber.
ihiittet moroen ipor, ourh oie lpeit
geoffneteu SfIgeltiiren iber Die
Sreitreppen binab in oeiv feenbof.
crleubtetelt @arten oes &ron'l1el,
@tablifiements.
gs mar Elm punoerpoaer sunni
a6eno - marm nie i'm Sodiommer,
bod niht fdpiil, ba iid) ci,t Ieiier
@ino oufgemadt batte, Der icil
iddfernoes Spiel nit 6elt ~tanienoen
bon @osfIammen trieb, Die aus ocll
@~ironoolen ulto 8lumenfel6cn ocil
|i6mebenoen 8uirlanoen nno &al1.
%oelobern oes @nrtens itfomten. 81.
ne unaablbare Menge pronenierte
gu ben aldngen smeier Regiments.
fopelen iiber Die nit farbiscm Sizes
beltreuten Siege. 9as Sbeater NOR
ousperfauft ~getpeien, ipie geluobn-
lid UNI bieie Sobres5eit, iuo bic So
niglide Sper bereits gcihloiien lit.
bic &on5ertiaiIon ibr @foe errei6t,
Die muiifliebenoe @elt aber nod
nidt ibren Sdlpalbcnflug an oas
@eitaoe Der Gee nno i'll Die S5on.
lnft Der Serge unternomnlet bat
Ser CUTE oIte ygronbaoolir" mar
ongefinoist eemeieil unb in Der 81.
%telrole als erites tbeatralii6es
Debit elm iuilger Sanger, oeiiel'
Same fein Menid) fannie, bon benz
nod ME Senlano aus Dem Bubli'
fun irseno etipos geb0rt bette,
Merfmiiroieer @eiie bette iid oud
Die. Meflame oieles Serrn Steb'
Ter 70 gut mie gar nidt ongenom-
men, nur In einem, leoigli6 in
Tbeoterfreiien geleienen Sadblotte
Der bon Ser Merfel'ihen Igeitnr
berausgegebenen y8oiaune", poret
fur3 bintereinonoer einige Noti5er
] erihienen, Die pom ben abenteuer.
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SbrsseIeiden eriitiert nidt.

Niemanb bat ie cine Salbe ODER
elm 8flaiter berseitelt, oas ii6 nit
y8udlen's @rnica Snlbe" nergleiden
fonnte. Sic lit Der bette Seiler bon
@unoem S%iibneraugen Shirfnn-
gen, @eidmiiren, @usihlog etc. Sir
ent3iinoete @ugen aufseiprungene
S6n6e ooer @errenfunGcn, lit lie
unperglei6lifk ebenio fir .Sd-
morrboioen. 8eriudt iie. Sur 25c
in alien Ipotbefern.
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Kantor'$ 5riB.
&oman BON Gbeooor BON
3obeItib.
(6wortlebuna.)

jaw DhtAN ivy AA1pONt wv
ltano, IN Stnnen perlpren, Dor Dem
&amine, IN Dem bas Seller ausgc-
barnnt mar uno Die letten Sunfen
fnl1terno erloiden.
ggieGei6t," iaete iie, .oof id,
claude es nidt. Sd gebe Dir M
leoem 8orte Redt, aber = Du
bolt Die io5iole &luft nergeiien Ole
5fpilden @eiltliden urlo S9ou
ipielern liegt ltno oie Bforrbarts
nno 8iibne trennt. Stdrfer oIs auc
geiltigen geriibrungspunfte lino i'm.
mer Die %io3ialen @eeeniabe gene
len. Sn oieiem Sale, mein' i'd TO-
gar ieie1 mir ebrli6 = init
&edt. Ser Salor paBt lli6t gu Dem
auabenolib 1T atoern Sarbell
ldimmernben &ode oes &omooidn=
ten. nno oesbaIb peritebe i6 oud)
nleinen goter, 10 id)mer5lid nlidb
ieine Nidtadtlrng beriibrt.~
Srib idiittelte ben 9opf.
sd BIN anoerer Meinn1lg, SUR
ny, i'd fann mir nidt belfen. Seit
tb mid enti6Ioiien babe, 3ur gii6.
ne 81 gebea, bei6aftige ib mid III
meinen MuBeitunoen bel nit ben
etnl6lagigen 2itteraturen olerlci
Mrt. Da bab' id) bcnlt entoeft, 6ab
@eiitlidfeit uno @iibne oft genua
5ono TIT Sano geeongen lino. Sd
iebe bon ben MpIterien religioicl
0otur uno ben Baiiionslpielen ga,t3.
ltd ob, fprede MIR bon neltliher
&nnit. Gs lit porgefonlu1e1, 6as
geiitlide @erren Slltenoanten Be.
oelltenoer Sofbibnen gepeien find,
3. s.. @noe oes i~ieb5ebnten Sabr.
bnnoerts Der abbate @rinlaai, Der
o1e Opera ar Sou gbrpioitomo lit
8eneoig leitete nno ip1ter oIs erfter
9irigent bet Der Dresoencr Oper
angeiteat iyltroe - ferrer Ser Mb6e
Seuiinger IN @ien ililb Der Mbbote
gatona, Der unter 2oren5o benz
Brabtigen ale SbeaterboriteIfunt-
gen am Slorentiner Sofe orrangicr.
te. Mir fallen 6ieie Monlen ralr 10
beifaaig elm! uno piebicI @ci5tlicbe,
fatboliide uno proteitontiIde, bae
ben nidt fir Die @iibnc gcl6ric.
benz"
Sannp lebnte nod inin,cr orn
&amin uno idaute anfnerfion1, Elm
Sadeln UNI ben Mitno, 5u Srib bii1-
iiber.
aMein @ott, iuog bift Dm eerctrt
gemoroenl4 meilrte fie iber5ello, trot
oann, als iie iab, oaB eit beles
Slot Der @erIceenbcit iiber feline
Bangens tromte, auf ibm 5lt n,h
nabm feline &ano. vSnu @run6c,
Srit: id bin glifli6 iiber sic geiitl.
&c @eeiomfeit, Die iid in Dir ent.
mifelt bat, uno iiber oie GrhItbaf.
tisfeit, nit er 0u Deialen llellen ge.
ruff ergriffen baft. 2aB eg mid ri.
btg mtsipredel: ib BIN icbr gliitfIid)
oariiberl. 3ur Sade ielbIt aber
Sris, mas piiroeit On mol ooau
menn in uniern gooen iraeno
elm geiitliher @iirbentr1gcr ST..
tenoant Der 4onieIiden Shmtipiele
mare? Gutter Sreln6, lltal1 inilB
INNER NIT ben 3eiten rc6nen, iii
oenen man lebt Dod nun genlg.
Sci mir nidt b5ie, Gris, obcr i'd
mlB Did Observation-Disclosures.
gs lit Die bohite 3eit, oaB ib na6
Dem 9beater fabre. Siebt man Gid
mieoer?"
Sris ariff i6on nod ieineu1 Suite.
nSSa penn OH erlalibit = rcd)t
Oft
Sein sdnscs @ciiht itrobltp.
n&edt oft = i'd erlaube eg,
lahte Sarnp.
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DR.. Sieluine

1T bon ieinen Serien 8uriid uni
leitet iebt mieoer ielbft ieirt
Braris. 8ierter Stodmerf, &ids
@ebGu0e.
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FROM THE FIELD.


Darwin advanced the theory that
man is bur an Improvement on the
monkey That by that process of
evolution which accounts for the
higher development of all animal
nature We have dropped our caudal
appendage, been denuded of that
heavy suit of capillary substance
which covers the body of his patri-
alchieal majesty, our grandfather,
his monkeyship. He teaches that
prom a proto plosmic or pollywag mi
ture has evolved the innumerable
species of the fauna We now find
upon the face of the globe In the
concrete we are inclined TO look
upon such theory as the hair brain
ed vision of one who having repudi-
ated the story of the six day COM
pletion of creation has drifted out
into the uncertain and ever unrelia-
BILE field of speculation, We are dis
posed to think that oven though
one may logically and historically
disprove the authenticity of what is
generally accepted as revelation,
such one renders himself ridiculous
when he endeavors by the eNamina-
ton of the relics of former geologi-
cal periods to account for perfect
working harmonious revolution of
isms and systems we now know to
characterize the universe When,
however, we are reminded Of the
slavish ALLEGIANCE of the devGtees of
fashion, when We witness the al
most universal sala9 MS of her sub
iects as tSov PASS With uncovered
heads before her THRONE, We are al
most persuaded that man al least is
fish origin. Queen fashion is a SOW
ereign who waves her scepter and
the majority OF mankind bows in
humble submission to her will. The
moralist and religionist have rallied
against the rule of fashion in the
adornment of the human body, Our
sisters. the women, have been Sc
verely censured because of their
conventional fidelity to the prevail
ing STYLES of headgear and the cut OF
gowns, all of which is as/harmless
as the rantings of a street preacher
if they refrain from an appeal to the
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year or two ago, is back and filling
the soil on Waxahachie l. J.P. Adairs
from Waxahachie is going to read
this paper one year more. w. X. Ai-
red from Waxahachie 2 very kindly
came on through H. j. Harris of the
town of Sterrett a part brought glad
ness to my heart. w. T. Eastman
from Midlothian / treated me as
many others have done. j. A. Mar
shall from Waxahachie /, the affec-
lions Mrs. M has kept or won. Geo.
F. Smith of Waxahachie town gave
me dollar hence this renown.
Null of Forreston proved himself
tried and true w. NJ. Higgins of
Midlothian a. box So. assisted in
keeping the Enterprise alive. H. A..
McCalpin from Midlothian one his
duty to me has nobly done. Farrar
Bros from Waxahachie No. have
assisted this paper to thrive. B. f.
Rogers from Red Oak one in num-
Der allows not his subscription to
slumber. viii Hooks of Forreston
three gave some of the needful to
me. A J. Poulter from WaXahachie
six, renewed for months twice six.
A. p. Gates from Route 6, Midloth-
ian town had me put his name
down G. w. Dodson a Sterrett man
always does the best he can. S. l..
Baxter from Midlothian three with
his money was plenty free. d. H
Gross from Waxahachie No 3, came
down out of his tree. BILL COX,
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| baser passions of man and do not
drive their husbands to bankruptcy
| and suicide or embezzlement. Wo-
man is entitled to an opportunity to
a uniform and Martha Washing
ton costume in this good year 1911
would subject its wearer to the ridi-
Guile of every beholder. We lords of
creation may frown, fume and fret
all we please, but deep down in our
consciousness we know we get an
inch taller. and strut like a peacock
when we see our wives, daughters,
sisters and sweethearts go forth be-
comingly and fashionably dressed.
The man who is-not willing to make
some sacrifice to see the female
members of his household the admir-
ed of all beholders is not discerned
from a monkey but is kin to that
herd that was drowned when the
evil spirits entered them. But | have
gotten away from the road | intend
ed to travel The awful awfulness Of
the reign of queen fashion consists
in the fact that she rules in matters
of morals, education, politics and re-
ligion. A few agitators begin CAM
paign for some fancied reform lead
ers in different departments see an
opportunity to rise in favor with
their constituents by becoming its
apostles The campaign grows and
widens until the party lash is ap-
piled. The superstitiOus are taught
that heavens blessings are withheld
from those who do not embrace it,
1t becomes the platform of party and
part of articles of faith Thous-
ands fall in with it because it has
will acknowledge it is wrong, 1t Is a
lamentable fact that the percent of
us who decide question according
to our own judgment is exceedingly
small. Thousands remain neutral or
even change when they are convinc-
ed as to which side the majority is
on, devotees to fashion.
Oh, well, l do not feel like finish
ing this now so will get on to my
personals c. NJ. Parten and wife
PASSED through town today on their
/ way to Fort Worth. Mrs p. will go
i ON there to Western Texas to
end the summer with her daugh-
ter. One of the most stylish horses
| ave seen is William Chief, owned
by G. w Marshall f. f. Armstrong
and family from Midlothian 4 were
in town Friday shopping. r. j.
Green of Bardwell /, good farmer
and a GOOD fellow, was here on bust
ness in court Saturday. He had some
as fine butter as YOU ever see. j.
j. Whitefield an Ellis county boy,
has purchased $40 acres of land
near San Angelo, and will engage in
the bree ling of fine horses He took
with him one of the finest horses in
Ellis county and | am sure his horse
will be a sensation out there jay,
your friends all wish you happiness
and prosperity. j. NJ Davis. who
took a fly over to New Mexico a
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THE CRIMINAL DOCKET.
\ Assignment of Cases in the District
Court for the Present Term.

Assignment of Cases in the District
Court for the Present Term.
The following assignment of Grim
inal cases has been made in the dis
trict court and all parties interested
will please take notice:
Monday, April 30.
State of Texas VS.. Clemmie Bass.
State of Texas VS.. Jim Logan
State of Texas VS. Lem Simpson.
State of Texas VS.. John Harrison.
State of Texas VS. Harry Block
State of Texas VS.. William Nichol-
son.
STATE of Texas VS.. viii Huckaby.
State of Texas VS.. Washington
James.
Tuesday, April II.
State of Texas VS.. r. NJ Rotten
berry.
Friday, April II.
State of Texas VS.. Bob King
Monday, April II.
State of Texas VS. j. l.. Griffin
Wednesday, April 10.
State OF Texas VS.. Bob WhiteMan
Monday, April II.
State of Texas VS.. G.. A. Ratterree.
State of Texas VS.. Will Murphy
Thursday. April 81.
State OF Texas VS.. f, r. Wallace.
state 81 Texas VS. Charley Davis
Monday, May 1,
State Of Texas VS. R l.. Horton
f. L. HAWKINS, Judge
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

Mrs Dave Lawrence, wife of a
well known contractor, died at the
family home in the north part Of
town Monday night The interment
took place at Sardis Tuesday after
noon Mrs Lawrence had been in
poor health for a long time She was
highly esteemed by those who knew
her and the bereayed ones have the
sympathy Of many friends.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

The bonds recently voted by the
city for the construction Of ward
school buildings have arrived from
the printer They We're signed by
Mayor Lasswell Thursday afternoon.
The amount Of the issue is $4,000.
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Attention. Odd EcllnMS :.

Regular meeting Friday night, al
Odd Fellows hall. The degree staff
viii arrange for trip to Ovilla Satur-
day night Every member urged TO
be present
MARK SMITH, Y. c.
c. r. GIBSON, Secy
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Hon. T. P Whipple received a
telegram from Abilene this morning
stating that the baby Of his son,
Frank Whipple, was dangerously
i'll and that its chances for recovery
We're not very encouraging.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06
PERSONALS.


H. y. Peters went to Dallas this
morning.
Ike Jolesch of Ennis was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. George F. Hamilton and Mrs.
c. w. Simpson are visiting in Dallas
today.
Mrs. r. O. Belyin of Houston is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. r.
Gibson, on West Main street
Misses Dana and Beyadis Fearis,
who spent the winter at Mineral
Wells returned home yesterday
Mrs. w. A. McDavid of Lancaster
is spending the week with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. h Gibson.
r. O. Belvn of Houston, who rep
resents the Houston Packing com
pany, spent yesterday with relatives
in the city
/ Mrs. J H. Herring Of Murphy,
/ Collin county. who has been visiting
/ her children, Herbert and Tom Her
ring and Mrs d. R Newton, return
1 ed home this morning
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Qpinine
Tablets Drugglsts~refund money ii
It fails to cure. f. w. GROVES sig
nature is on each box 25c. tu-th-s
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

WlANTED-Y Your second hand furni-
ture and stoves. If you want to trade
your old refrigerator for a good new
one this is the place to be treated
right If it's mattings or linoleums
you are looking for come and let us
show YOU that we have the goods
and al the right prices. We also have
nice line of new furniture at reas-
enable prices that We can trade you
for your old furniture. Don't forget
the place Globe Furniture and I'm
dertaking Co
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. = % >>>> . 80 = = . = =
q WANT COLUMN.
q . - = . . . . = . = = 80

FOR RENT-Two dwellings. b. f.
Marchbanks. 314p
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TOMATO and cabbage plants for
everybody. Bird Forrest. u
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WANTED-To buy good, gentle
work horse. Waxahachie Ice Works.
/
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Mrs. George F. Hamilton and Mrs.
c. w. Simpson are visiting in Dallas
today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

II. n. Peters went to Dallas this
morning.
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Mrs. r. O. Belyin of Houston is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. r.
Gibson, on West Main street.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-04-06

Ike Jolesch of Ennis was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
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FOR SALE-My buggy horse, good
driver, perfectly safe for lady; also
two buggies and two sets of harness.
Will sell together or separately. E.
p. Hardin. III