The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 06, 1902, Image 4

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Our First Year
in the Drujf business iu Waxahacbie has been a very success
ful one—in faot far beyond our expectations. We do not
claim all the credit, though, for it was yonr patronage that
really did the business. SVe merely worked hard to make
tnie a gor-Ί store, and did all in our power to give entire
satisfaction
I Our Prescription Dep'm't f
(Oi:r greate't pHrie) is in charge of a graduate of one of the
bet' col'ege* < t Pharmacy in this country, and he is thor
ongl iy trai <1 «-"d experienced in the handling of medicines.
No ii -ttter » ο ν -ites your prescription or on whose blank it
is wn ren, i ^'11 t>a filled exactly as it should be. In every
other »'«part> -nt < f this store wo are prepared to fcive ex
ceptioi I set \ 'ce, and if you are not already on onr list of &
8ATI81 ED I V'l HONS, we want you to give us a share of «
your bus- ness ibi« veer. "»
With bett wishe for a happy and prosperous New Year, we
are yours for Prv .reeeive Pharmacy,
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HOOD & MARTIN
Prescription Druggists Phone 34 3
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^ $ styles of Men's Five-Dollar Shoes for $3.85·
These Shoes
are made of Vici, Velour Calf and Enamel uppers.
Most all hive heavy soles, some medium heavy
bottoms. They are fresh new styles, and it's
economy for shoe hunters to own them at $3·^5· £
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0. M. Banner of Ennla wa« here to
day.
Roger Hay ne β, of Eanis, waa here ]
tjday.
J. L. Rowling, of Ennit, wae here!
today. -,
T. H. Wear was in Fort Worth yee
tdrday.
Commissioner Moseiey of Italy was
here today.
Judge J. B. Bisland wis here from
Ennis today.
lias Calvert, of Forraston, was in
the city today.
J. A. Weaver, of Rockw..H, was
here y esterday.
Judge Sam R. Frost of C oreicata
was here today.
Judge Anson Rainey, of Dallas, was
in ttie city today.
Judge J. C. Smith was here ioda>
from Fort Worth.
Attorney J. M. Elliott, of Mansfield,
was here yesterday.
Fred Dunkerley, of Eanis, was
iu the city j esterday.
Commissioner Overall, of Enuie,
was in the city today.
Rev. O. R. Wright was a passenger
to Dallas this morning.
Miss Myrtle Pridemore returned to
Red Oak tnii morning.
Editor J. II, Stanberry, of the Mars
fleld Snn, was in the city today.
Tom M. Smith and wife, of Crock
ett, were registered at the Rjgers to
day.
Attorneys C. A. Pippin and J. II.
Sharp, of Ernie, were in the city to
day.
Mr, C. A. Kirksey and Mttle c <i,
Morris, leave tonight on a trip io
San Antorlo.
Mrs. Wili A. Malcom returned this
morning from Milford, wnere she has
been visiting relatives.
Clayton West, representing Scarff
& O'Connor, the big printer»' supply
house, of Dallas, was ia the city to
day.
Mrs. Ε. B. Waid, of Dailrs, who has
been vieitg her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. M. Dechman. returned boms this
I morning,
Carl Abbott, a member of tbe Duly
Light typographical force, went to
his home at Italy this evening to rest
a few days.
A. E. Schaffer went to Ennia today
to meet with the city council in the
interest of a franchise for his tele
phone company.
Mrs. Jake Mincer went to Etmie
to remain until after the marriagj of
her sister, Mes Mollle Levy to M".
Born, of Pueblo, Col., next Wed
nesday night,
Mrs. Leon Levy, of Italy, passed
j through the city this morning «.a
her way to Ennis, where she goes to
attend the marriage of Mie» MolHe
Levy to Mr. Morris Born next W'ed
neadav night.
How to Save a Dollar.
In these stringeut tJmee we are all
interested more or leee in the strenu
ous effort of saving a dollar. The
D&Hy Light can help you aave one.
How? By paying 85 00 in advance
for one year's subscription to the
Light. See! Then you are not both
ered with the bill collector every thir
ty days. Others have taken advan
tage of the offer, why not you? If
you haven't time to caU at the office,
telephone for our circulator and he
will call on you
Stops the Cough
and works off the Cold,
Laxative Bromo-Qulnine Tablets cura
a cold in one day. No Cure, No Pay.
Pricg 25 cents.
Make your wante known
through our illustrated want col
umn. A new picture will appear
at the beginning of each week.
terday morning te Oil tnair
ment of a week at tie new opera
house. Inle company wilt open tbe
new bouse tonight in tbat beaatifal
rural coraady, "Djwo on the Firm.·'
This i· a play that contain· all tbe ele
ment· ι hat go to make a performance
ο impiété in every detail.
The open air concert on the pobiie
square today at eleven o'<ïIg3îe at
tracted a large crowd, and the mneic
rendered was of the highest order.
The number· of the band were attired i
in new urtforms and they presented
a very attractive appearance.
The new hall le now ready for the
openn g tonight. The electric light·
were installed last week and new heat
ing stoves were put in this morning
and the comfort of the audience ie
assured. Speci il *< ati have been pro
vided for the aecoram >dati >n of tbe
colored people who wish to attend
Reserved seats will be on sale ali
week at Fearis' drug store. Doors
will open promptly at 7:SD
To Meet visa Qeiild
8". Lonis, Jan. β.—Miss He.'en GouM
and u pirty of four or five friends wi
arrive iu St. Louis over the Wabas'i
road on the afternoon of Saturd»*,
January 11, and remain iu tbti rity
till the following Taeeday.
Miss Gould, it wi l be remembeed,
has been appointed oce of the mem
bers of the board of Lsdy Mm agerr,
and has accepted the appointn eot.
President Francis, of the L -uisiaca
Purchase Exposition Company and
Mis. Francis, hava tendered Μι·β
Gouid a reception at their residence
for Saturday evening, Jan. 11, trom 8 ^
to 10 o'clock, to mfet the directors |
and officers of the Exposition Com
I tiny and their wives.
Invitations will he sent to the Nati
onal Commie don and to all tbe mem
tr-re of the board of Lady Managers,
New douse at Wace.
Λ new clothing and gents furnishing
store hss been opened at Waco by
Matthews Bros. 1 his enterprising
fir λ of young men is now operating 1
four clothing concerns In the state, ι
Tbe latest addition was the Waco j
house which opened last week. Ibis
house will be in charge of Mr. R. L.
Matthews. Mr. Matthews was her·!
yesterday visiting hie family and to a
reporter for this paper he remarked .
that he was well pleaded wi'h his new I
location and of the future prospect* j
for hte new bouse. He thinks of mov
ing hi» family tbe latter pirt of this
week, Mr. Matthew* is oae of oar |
able and enterprlnmg young business
ruen and this paper wishes his» suc
cess in hie new field.
Marrird
On Wednesday evoning, Dec. iiS,
1901, at tbe residence of the bride's \
father at Paimei, >1r. Yanc*y Barron'
wax united in marriage to Mist Bessie j
Hrow··, daughter oi E-u. H. D. Brown, ι
Rev. F. L. Dupont «. nictating. Tut j
groom le a prosperous youug busine#* j
man of Palmer, and bis bride is one of |
the most accomplished and lovable;
young ladies in this «ei-tiou of couutry
If tue love and good wUhes of tbe
entire community cuu'd Infallibly #j
1 cure the object desired, the future k>
in life of this popular young ouple,
this would certainly be a mont envia
ble one. With a ho^t of friends wish
ing for them the fruidou of every
hope and the possesion of every
joy. they start out on the marital voy
age tinder serene and cloudless skies,
and with an unrufll d sea, and we
pray that they may ultimately roa^r
ihtir hirqies in tho haveu of Eternal
Peace. iUay heaven's richest bene*
diction rest upon them. P. L. D.
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American Order of Lveisift'ji·
Ht. Loois, Jan. β.—The new Amerl
! can Order ot Louisiana has been or
ganized at Denver, Colorado, witn W
O. Perrill, of that city, curator of the
Colorado State Historical Society, as
president. It is a patriotic hereditary
society for the etatea and territories
carved out of tbe Loniaiana purchase.
Katy Rates.
Brenhstm — Account Hanny Hoath
Shooting Ton-nament. 'Pickets wlii
be on s<»'e Jan. 1», 20, retard limit
Jan. 26, at rate of $9.70 lut round trip.
To reach the people advertise
in the Light.
Which oarriM wltii it good
health «ad happineet, I*
given to all who βββ our sys
tem of modern sanitary
plnmbing. It raeane thfe ban -
i<ihmerit of all foainiwa cad
contamination from «ewer
g μ λοΑ poor drainage, "and
tiMolnto cleanIInew ia bath
room· and kitchen.
Parlin & Orendorff Co.
BUNKLEY, Head Plomber
Plione No. 52
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J^ROMPT delivery of Paeeenger· end Baggage
and 'rom «11 part·» οί the city. Yonr pa t rone g e
»o! let ted.
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Waxahachie Candy Kitchen
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f) Freeh Homemade Oandy lee lb ; 2 If»* for 25a. Fruit· of all
« kind* ft>r Xma». . . » New shipment for Xmai of
>> Lownej V» Chocolates and Bonbons in fine French basket#
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Devenport & Timmins
Conduct * Strictly Uρ to· Dete
Livery, Feed^ind^ Stable
Have the only. Kobber-tlr* C*rvtai(« e'*y Special attention given to
V«dt1itu *, club#, flc.
A!· ordure receive prompt attention. d»y or rlgtii. "***
Pho.ie No. 2.
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> \Tntir^f STONE BROTHERS is the place j
t< 1 Vl * to get your Wood, Coal and Feed, f
I cheap. Yards on College pnd M am Streets. Bad col- |
lecti· ns and dull times haie iorced us to sell only for S
}\ CASH. For the next 90 day? 10 pi t cent off on all «
I wood for cash. Free art# prompt delivery. We |
! self d,"pp ,3nd Stone Brothers |
BUY YOUR
Groceries! Groceries!
from me thin month. I aril giving away a Por'abîe Pantrv t»>
ray customers, the handiest kitchen convenience made- YcAa
may get it. The pantry i| on exhibition at the store. i
A. P. KIDD, idAFANCY Grocer,
bast Main Street. Waxahachie.
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"POTATOES
Λ .sweet and Irish / We have Them
I Ε. B. M osé ley & Son
i WAX Δ H AC II IE, TSXAS PHONE I β ft
ENNINGS' WOOt> YARD can sell you
cheaper than others/from the fact that he owns the
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timberee land arid
will exchange woo
and Feed ot all kind
and get prices
its*>ut the middlemans profit;
>r cattle. Also handje Coal
It will pay you to ri
Jennings' Wood
„ us up
ard.
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Side Square
Private Sale Between Auction Hours