The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 07, 1902, Image 1

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Sanborn Coffee and Tea
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/ 2-poand Uns for i^r
Whoie grsics or po'vpiizet! Boaeted the dey tt «u ehipped.
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Kor aal#, 5 room >>■ a»" -m L
Parlr avenue: good oTharrf, U u ■ I t
gOvKl baru and <«it* water, A ,|: **l:
cheap.
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ing, W»xah*<?hi#>.
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A FKO^eCTfVE SÎUfc CANDID 11 Ε
Mr. fldrily MiieH Uked Ιο Vun 'fir
Lmd Commissioner.
The reporter for this paper learned !
tivdny (hat a strong effort if being '
made to bare our fellow townsmen, j
Mr. Iltrdy Ρ M zaU, submit his name
to the voters of Tria* m a candidate
far state !and commissioner. He ha*
received within the pa*f few days
some very warm »olicitati >nt* from all
p»rt« of the «tale. urging nim ίο tnt» r
Ifi- r ice and pro·» hing faim a hearty
T'pj.ort Λ i? ay cr two a (to Mr Miaeli i
r -vive·) « v«pj βΐ;οηκ invitation from !
AnUir to visit that place and j
t*k»* « look ever the rt»ld with a view
to û*tti(>g in the race at once. Mr.
"· ίζ*·Π «ays thrae nnmerona jallclta
iona rame to him unexpectedly and
l e has not yet bad time to artive at a
deft· i*e decision relative to the mat
fe·. In ihe meantime he ia consider*
Ι χ th» matt* r of goicg to Aastin to
g»t acqu )i> ted wkh the situation and
if cvit) thing looks favorable he may
«itoriiy make a formal announcement
for h*· ι ΠΙ'·»· of land eoiumiasioner.
I itv event he decides to ent*r the
r- ee η» fray <oum on hills coui»1 y
uiving bi.u a foiiri aupport. Air Mieil
»«a let-rmenlative Tvian ana hi.-tcan
drt.c. » ould make thing* interesting
f r au ι |,iponerit.
A'eatker ind'canee*
TWi*ht and Wednesday partly
cloudy.
Ί Κ HUKi-UTo. Observer.
J H. Miliar, th* brtr»« trainer at,
K-M-ket, announce*iJfeat he haa again
op»it« t nia tralainj^tra tck and stables
and wtM ta*e h^£*Ts *« heretofore on
re ·· 'errai H:a aodress ia
R-Kskeit d243 w5(j
A DEATH SLEEP. s.Ï
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Τ J ι heptntn f owed in a criffeet Ce»'
dltioti ia a Hotel at Ei»ers.
T. J. Chapman, a roan who „ resided
in Eunls two or thre« years ago ami
later at Waxahaclie, fonnd in hit*
room at B*rdtrell Hotel thfc morning
in a dying condition from the « (tecte
of Bome poisonous drug suppowd to
be morphine. He cam > here last night
on a late train and took hid room.
When ihe hot· I porter went to wake
him thia mon irjg he found him in a
dtep sleep fr> <>t which he could not
be arouaed. Λ μ tysician was called
and the u'usi means were applied
to bring about consciousness, but with
•low aocctsw.
I wo lettt ra were found in the room,
which he had written before lying
down to (.it». One was addressed t >
the Waxahachie Lght, in which it is
■ula he denies aome at the staternei>ts
which appeared in that paper ab.oi
the time tie left Waxabathie, which
was about the Utter pait of Novam
bi»r It ia s«>d that he admits having
gone to San Antonio with the young
lady implicaiet', bet with the consent
of her parent», li is »aid that he dé
nié* having g< ne away with her tho
last t ime h - it ?*. He i^ft another note
say lag that be had been iu St Louie,
that be had bât η fui η shed by a fra
ternal order with a ticket and he
promised to come to Ennis hough he
disliked to comu beck here
Mia wife is an excellent iady and
when ►he found ha had gone fiom
Waxahachie she and her cfiidren
came bete where she has many
friend·.
Chipman's brother who wtrks for
8»itb & Allen was uotitied this morn
tng and hat been with the unfortunate
brother todav iloiog all he ccuid for
him.
At thia writing it ia considered
doubtful about the mau h» ing brought
back to life Entis New·.
A'phcne message from Enuis thia af
ternoon to the Daily Light states that
Chapman has about recovered from
the « ffecta of the poison at d has been
taken to the home of hie brother
where he is being cared for. He made
no itatemeiit relative to fclj reason
for taking the poit-on. The doctors
•ay be had taken twet-ty grains of
morphine.
District Cotrt r'roceedrnj».
Very litt'e business waa transacted
in the district court today. At the
hour of going to press the trial of Jim
Wbitwortbon a charge of burglary,
was in progress Whit worth is one of
the parties accused of burglarizing a
freight car at Κ mi* last fail.
Lite yesterday aîternoon Sam
Cieraeuta enter» da flea of guilty to
. burglary and w«s given t vu years in
j the penitentiary.
I ΜΟΒΙΙΜΚΥ IHVTTERS.
1 *a (Md Cisiien *>! « awhtcfcff in
Dettes Vftifrtisy.
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I Mr. P. €. Whitmlre, wh> lor a nam
bar of years wae a respect* d eitiz'jn
of v/axahachi», yeeterday morn
; ing in Dallas. Mr. W hiimtre bad been
I Jo poor health for several montl s
ρ tst. He epent part of the furcmer in
Tennessee, tnicking (hat a change in
surroundings would bsneti', him, bat
the improvement in hn condition was
yery slight. Two or three months
ago be was brought back to Te*as by
his son-in Jaw, Joe Boren. At time»
his condhion seemtd improved and
orne hope· of hi» recovery were en
tîrtaimd. A few day β ago lie ws·
taken to Dallas for treatment, but hie
cond.tion continued to grow wor*«
until death came to relieve hint of hie
suffering·.
The remains were shipped to Wax
ahirhie fjr interment, arriy/ng lbs
moritlog* At two o'clock this after
noon the funeral services took place
from the refidtnce of his daughter,
Mrs N, J. Hastings, on Like Park
Avenue. A large crowd of sorrowing
relatives and sympathizing :riends at
tended to pay a la« irlbjt* to a man
who win greatly esteemed by i ll who
knew bim He *a*a aplendi 1 citizen
and a Christuu Kentlemin of t igh
etan ling
A little child of Joe Harkey, a ci* ·
sen of the Inly community, died \ —
terday end was brought here *. ii
morning for interment.
Will White's little child died la t
night and w«s Interred in the ci ,· j
cen efe y ti it afternoon.
Master Roy Hunter, the eleven ι
year ©Id eon of Mr. au.! Mrs. T. A
tlaoter, who has been sica with pneu
monia aever.il t'ays, died this morning
«bout B.JÎO R y whs a bright, intelli
gent boy at d a dutiful son and bis
d ath cjuih as a great blow to bis
■ parents. The funeral services will be
j held tomorrow atterncon at tl rte
Don't Walk Your Legs Off..
Looking for a place to buv^Groceries
cheap. There is no cl&aper Grocery
house in Ellis County than ours. Wish
ing you a Happy New Year and thank
ing vou for vour patronage, we remain
LEIGH BROTHERS
Well made Chinaware makes the most
ornamental decorations, as well as
most serviceable for household use.
You can depend on the Chinaware we
J sell. It's perfect in design, well made,
I and has wearing qualities.
WEAR'S NEW GENTURY STORE
JUST erosreeOAB* en absous
The Busy Man
Can Not Travel
Titne is too valuable. The
Telephone givee instant
aiDiuniiktïou and m.·
«we r. Call "Long Die·
iance" and save needless
deiav.:
Southwestern
Telegraph
& Telephone
Company.
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1 Golds and Griope *
J are prevalent nowadays. When it
J strikes you, no doubt you'll desire to
φ know the best remedy. The physician
* is the best remedy. But if you decide
X to be your own doctor, then come here
} tor your Cough Cures. No other
Drug Store is so well supplied with
reliable Drug Store remedies for
Coughs and Colds—Piso's, King's, B.
C. B., DeWitt's, Ayers', Ballard's,
Horehound, Bromo Quinine, etc. All
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these popular remedies here at 25c, 50c
and $1.00, according to size. If* you
need the doctor and he writes a pre
scription, remember our Prescription
Department is a complete drug store in
itself, and is in charge of a GRADU
ATE of PHARMACY.
Herring-Sparks [Drug Go.
(Sticce«eers to i.jÇS. Hcrr.ng k Co.)
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
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SALE
is a boon t·
people It enables them to
purchase good, warm Clothing * le^s outlay
than you would pav for far inferior qualities.
It Is the season ^ ^
learned to look for and expect cut prices here.
But we are giving them more than they are
expecting.
We are selling every Suit.
/ every Overcoat, every pair
Pants, every Boys' Suit at a
big saving.
We simply will not cirry over. So corm
pecting to find just what you wint, anj
saving far greater than you'd expect.
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THE NEW MALL OPE ED.
The Cjrtise vomedy uimpsny Hls>ed to
Staniîirtjç Room Os:v.
Tne opening performance of the
Curtiss Oomedv Company was a grand
success from every point of view, for
no better company has ever appeared
in our city and our theatre goere are
looking forward to a grand weeks en
gagement at the new opera house.
The company, one md all, are artists
I of a Mgher st*nHorH '
'found in popular priced attractions
! and each one ia the cast last night
: gave the beet of satisfaction, and to
! each one ia due a mead of praise. But
I a large share of credit belongs to
Harry Lee, the clever comedian who
j appeared in the role of Hi Haskins.
This part be played to perfection and
his droll sayings and songs and dances
delighted all. Mr. (Jurtiss as the &b
sent minded professor was artistic in
his part and proved himself an actor
of rare ability. Mr- VV. 8. Hamner, in
tiie leading role, is an artist pleasing
in hie work end bis portrayal of Allen
Shaw was a perfect piece of acting
and he became a favorite with the
! audience at once. Mr. Geo. Tilden
and Wilber Atkist a in their respective
I parts did their share to make the per
! formance campifte and each one
j proved to be able to give satisfaction
: in their parts and Mr. Tilden as Mar
! tin Shaw was very interesting. Miss
j Marie Dale in the role of Ruth Walton
' had a very difficult part but gave such
a splendid portrayal cf the character
• that the won th * loye and es lee m of
j every one iu the large audience. Miss
I Odora Tilden as the old maid was a
; big favorite from the very rise of the
curtain and her splendid conception
of the part is all that could be asked.
Mise Madge Irving who looked so cute
cunning and clever as Mable Haletead
is an actress who will no doubt win
j many friends in Waskhachie before
j the week is over; and judging from
her work last night she is a refined
actress and capable of playing many
different parte.
The company is beyond all doubt
one ef the very best popular priced
organizations that has ever been in
the state and during their engagement
a crowded house should greet them at
! every performance.
Tonight they will appear in the
I grand five-act comedy-drama, "Man
and Master," and it is a sure guarantee
that no better play has ever been
seen here.
At the conclusion of the perform
ance on Wednesday night three hand
some rocking chairs wil| be given
away.
8eaU oil sale all week at the Fearis
pharmacy.
a·» Are tour Kldarsi i
Jftr 11 >bbfc «j>*ra«u« PIUs curtail ktduev til·. Ban»
Hofrct Add. Stirling Itea!e«3yC«.€!iicM<i or ST*
Y ou find the aewe In the Light.
Want Column
Tell Your Wants to the
Public
Through the Light Ά'α,ντ Column.
The returns will be prompt and watis
factory. We want to wake the Want
Column a permanent feature of this
paper, if you have unyfbing to sell
or trade, want to buy anything that
somebody else likelv has to sell; want
a boarding house or «ant boarders,
try an adlet in the Light. This is the
people's column — the clearinghouse
for yonr wants.
RATES Onetime per word; two
times 'jC per wor ' ; three times lc per
word. CASH WITH RDER AL
WAYS.
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Indies suits mad* to order See
Mrs. C. J. Griggs, 101 Marvin et. tf
I ~yr- < ■- - *
Nice furnished rpprfr with grate for
rent. 112 Kaufmah street. tf
House for rent, comjrfetely furnish
ed. Apply 513 W es t "ie fï erson - at. tf
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For Sale ob RENT-^Kfy dwelling
on Brown street. A. M Dçehtnan. 41
For Rent—Good buayseeehouse on
past side of square. Apply to J. R.
King. tf
For Rent—A godd^business house
on east side of ««juaty. Apply at tbi»
otlice. / tt
Wanted, Tj^fiuy 100 bead of stock
ca:tle. 8eem6at once. W. K. Jen
Dinga. 240
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Room for itENV-Uiirge front room
with stove. Appiy to Mre. J. W
Martin, old Carrtek hotel site. 4Γ
Lost.—Two Inland China ehoate
abont 5 or β ninths old. Any infor
mation will be paid for by T. J Tingle.
240
v For Sale—A very fine cow, treeh
in milk, second calf and milks with
out calf, gentle. See Malone Hard
ware Co. M3
For Sale- 1 offfr my home on
Main street ;for/«ile on easy terme;
furnished opr unfurnished, seven
rooms, elecftric light, city water, and
c'oJie to Trinity University. Every
thing la brand new. J. W. Fraser, tl
ι battel «Mortage» and Note·.
We have on hand » supply of chat
tell mortgages and blank notes and
can fill jour orders immediately.
Note* one cent each; mortgages three
cents each; The Enterprise.
Tonight, "Man and Master," At the
opera hoose.