The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 08, 1902, Image 4

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U (Onr greafe t prde) is In charge of a graduate of one of the 2
be-t colleges < f Pharmacy in this country, and he is thor- Ώ
ougbiy traintd and experienced in the handling of medicine».
No matter wIo writes yorir prescription or on whose blank it Jj
is written, it will be tilled exactly as . ft should be. In e*'ery o<
other department of ihis store we are prepared to tfive ex
ception *! service, and if you »re not already on our list of 2
SATISFIED FACHONS, ve w nt >ou to give ue κ share of o<
your business this year.
With beet wishes fora happy and prosperous New Year, we 3
are yours for Progressive Pharmacy, 3
eHOOD & MARTIN
Prescription Druggists Phone 34
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I Our Prescription Dep'm't s
in the Drujf business in Waxahachie hue been a very enccee*·
fal one—in fact fur bejond our expedaiions. do not
claim all the prédit, though, for it ν «s yonr patronage that
realiy did the business. We merely worked hard t<> make
tots a good stole, m,d did all in our power to give entire
satisfaction.
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♦ Goods we haven t all sizes in all of the kinds, but #
♦ we have vour size in some of the kinds, and this ♦
♦ means that you can occupy one out of Q n ♦
♦ three lots of Five Dollar Shoes for .™ ♦
♦ There are Three Lots *
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♦ Vici, Velour Calf, and enamel Shoes, reduced from ♦
♦ $<>.00 to Three Dollars and Eighty-Five Cents. ♦
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% Crow Brothers *
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CITY PROPERTY
For Sale
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* ■» Qood4.^reora. house on McLean
street, very neat house, ehadv
yard and near business CTKfi
center. Price Of JU
One 5-room hcnae on Ferris ave.
This is very conveniently located
as to business, university and
public school. For a short time
we can offer for the CQKfl
low price of OCDU
One very desirable lot on Vick·
to ery street with room enough for
»■ two dwelliegs. $550
A very desirable modern cot
tage, with 6 rooms and hall,
fronting car line on West Main
street. A real good barn and
ontbnildingo, plenty C Q ΓΙΠ fl
of water, a bargain at OuUUU
A good 4-room honee on Ferris
ave , lot 70x150; a neat cottage
with citi water. .... $1000
Price
One ne»t 4-room.bouee on North
"College sr. ft omy lot, lasting
water, cri^ aijd shed. A CTRfl
bargain ai> wlUU
One good 4-room house on Kauf
man st., large corner lot, city
water and a bargain $1150
A nice 6-room modern cottage,
i)4 acres of land, near college.
Plenty of iwater, good barn and
outbuildings. Terms
easy. Price
One lot 200x400 feet, ia >4 mile of
university, beautifully located
with east front, overlooking the
entire town. This is one of the
finest building sites in the vicin
ity of the university. Very
cheap and easy terms.
Une 5-room house on Brown st.,
lot 100x400 feet, 425-barrel ciR
tern, crib and stock
shed. Price
Terms: S150 casn, 7 years on
balance if desired.
$2250
$850
Will A Malcolm & Co
OFFICE SECOND FLOOR ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING
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First class work at
prices that will pelase
—
personals
D. Brin wa· in Delias today.
Dr. Weit went to{D tlla» this) morn,
lag.
Walter Erwlu »ae here today from
Terrell.
Capt. N. L. Worley of Ennie wai
here today.
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Mr*. 8. Y. Matthews went to Dallas
this morning.
Mrs. M. Schneider cam® in from
Italy thie morning.
Lee Hawkin» was mingling with the
voters at Ennie today.
Mr. end Mrs J C. Kimmel of Mid
lothian were in the city today
Mi->s Kate Wright of Ennis is at
present visiting Mrs. T. Q. Benge.
Mrs. Herndon end daughter, Miss
Kate, went to Dallas this morning.
Ool. John Dunlap of Dallas is visit
ing friends and relatives in the city.
Mr hnd Mrs. D. Egger went to
Ennis to lay t · attend trie Born· Levy
ijuptictls this afternoon.
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Mrs. Ld Chai-k» went to Entiis this!
morning to bo present this afternoon
at the Born-Levy nuptials.
Mr. R L. Northcutt of FUk, Mo.,
an old Tennessee friend t t County
Treasurer McKnight, is visit ug in the
city.
Mrs. 8. Ε. Buchanan went to Dallas
this morning to look after her de
partments on the Texas Farm and
Rarcb.
Dr. John Rodman an i daughter,1
Mies Pat, and Master Watson Ander
son were passergers to Dallas tbii
morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ueo. Montgomery of
Hilltboro are vieiring Mrs. Montgom- j
ery's mother, Mrs. McLain, on Kauf
man street.
Miss Myrtle Hmith of Kaufman, who
has been visiting the family of Mr.
John E. Smith, went to Hcurry this1
morning to spend a fe· daj» with j
relatives.
John W. Bassett, of the Palmer
Rustler, was here today, fie says he
and hie wife have juh returned from
Missouri where they had been to visit
bis parents. I
Maj. A. M. Dfchman and wife ve it
to Ooreicana this morning. Mr. Dei h
man is a member of the board of tru
tees of the Widows and Orphans Hon >·
and be says a meeting is to be held t
day to wind up the year's business.
Mr. Hildebrand, a prosperous mer
chant of Italy, was in tne city today.
He says business in his town ha- been
quickened considerably since th* new
railroad has been secured. Re«l es
tate is gradually advancing in price.
Mr. Beall at Work.
When seen yesterday by a reporter
Hon. J. A. Beall «aid he was now per
fecting bis plat>e for an active cam
paign of Hill and Bosque counties in
behalf of hie candidacy for the con
gressional nomination. Mr. Beall is a
bard worker and good campaign
rustier and Mr. Woottn will feel his
heavy weight before the contest ends.
It now behooves each and every citi
zen in Ellis county to raliy to the
support of Mr. Beall and do all within
their power to secure his nomination.
Hundreds of citizens in this county
have friends in Hill, Dallas and Bos
que to whom they could write or
speak a few words in behalf of Mr
Beall and they should losd no time in
doing so. Tell them that Jack Beall
is in tho race for congress. A univer
sal effort on our part will give Ellis
county representation in the next
congress.
Coming ^florae.
Cardwell W. Griggs, who has been
with tne American army in China
and the Philippines for the past three
years, has been mustered out of ser
vice and will reach Waxahachie Ibis
evening at fl:03 oveç (he Katy.
F9r SALE-t-Tbé' Manuel residence
on College sttjét. He β Ε. A. DuBose,
Liffct Ht porter,
Mr·. J Β. Otthey ha· beeu qaite
nick for tarerai day· at ber borne on
D.dhtm ftvtnae.
R. L. Ooodloe'· condition is report
ed wo»·»» today and Dr. B*e«n Scan
dera of Fort Worth ie expected here
tonight to see him.
Mr. P. C. Wbitmire, *ho was buried
ht ra λ e«ierda.\. whax a Dative of Uilee
county, Tenn., and was 64 year· old
Christmas eve day.
Oarev Wilson of boy ce, w tio le serv
ing on the jury this weeta, nays the
now fcchool building (.hire will βυοη be
ready lor oceupaucy.
Mies Riberta Connor returnel last
nifcht from a visit to Fort Worts -<nd
Dalian. Wbi'e in Fort Worth she at
tended the Lyndhuret ba 1.
Dr. Leonard Kepiinger is in the
sai itariuiu at Dallas on account of an
affected eye. lie expect» to be ab
sent from hie office a week.
At the last meeting of t! « Ladles
Aid Society of the Cumberland I'ret
byteriau church the ladies c· cided to
hold a bazaar some time next (all.
Jno. M. Qilmore, painter and paper
hanger, is now with W. B. R^ymuller.
Mr. Gilmore lu au artift iu η in hue
and Mr. Reymuiler ie very fortunate in
securing liu* (services.
On account of his removal to Fort
Worth, Judge Smith has placed hi*
resignation in the hands of S&cretary
Robertson, which will be acted upon
at the meeting of the committee
Miee Mary Chapman reeumed her;
kindergarten school yesterday morn I
ing in the new house erected on Alain j
street by Dr. D. G. Thompson. She !
will be agisted by Miss M» y Yeager. j
The Ladies Aid Society of the First !
Baptist churou will ta*e orders tor]
fancy work, point lace, crotcbtted ]
baby cape aud slippers, Louau dresses,
bonnets, aprons, etc. Send your or
ders to Mrs. O. P. 8»(»:t, or acy
number of the society.
Johnnie Keiffer and Grace Diamond,
who are playing with "tfinnegan's
Ball," passed through the city n>da>
en route from Hilltboro to Corsicana.
They were the guests of Manager
Curtise and company during the In·
tetval between trains.
Assignment cf cases.
Assignment of the jury dockit in
county court, January term, 1ββ2,
MONDAY, JAN. 13.
2131 Pierce A Ligiou vs Ν Β John
son.
2124 Tempieton & Harding vs V L
McOerte) » et al.
2247 A 'ford Bros, v* W D Hoy le.
2275 Peoples National Bank vs J A
Mulkey, et «1.
2280 S H YVatson va J ϋ Smith.
2291 S H Watson vs H W Owens,
et al.
2356 W Γ) Hoy le v· Waxahacbie
Cotton Oil Co.
2421 McCord Collins Cj vs J Ι.
Powell.
2446 F M Cunyus vs A Κ Atkinson
2447 J Ρ Burrough va Postal Tel.
& Cable Co.
THURSDAY, JAN. 13.
2332 D Egger va Alex Brown, et a).
24 2β H L Fannin ν<ι J Ε Lucas.
2427 Alice Ε Erby vs First National
Bank.
2443 Ε D Santord vs Texas Mid
land Κ R et al.
2446 Ρ H Fannin va Fannin & Lu
cas.
2457 McDanial Bros v» W J Cj
eery.
2453 MoDaniel Bros vs W J Ua
sery; et al
2478 Will A Malcolm & Co vs D R
Erwin.
On account of the small number of
caeea on the jury docket, toe tntire
docket, has been set for next week.
The criminal docket is set for Febru
ary 3.
or without.
ίο tirée, perfect in tneûh
aniem and correct in form
are offered by ua at $35
to $150. They are a good
investment, because they
are etylieh and durable,
costing the least for re*
pairs and baeked by our
rigid guarantee.
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You Know Us
To the Citizens of W»x»h»chie and IS ill· County—Greeting:
It is with ple-.sure that we'announce to you we
have purchased '.he Hardware stock of W. A. Calfee,
and will conduct the business at the same stand as
heretofore; will add to the stock as necessity
demands and endeavor to lead the van in this line.
"Cheapness without quality is like a flower with
out fragrance.'* We don't propose to sell you Hardware
without the "fragrance." Cheapness and quality go
hand in hand here.
We would be pleased to have our friends "drop in
and take a look :tround." We're sure vou will not
trouble u<; and, too, we are only too glad to meet old
friends—and new one*;.
With best wishes for a happy and prosperous
1902, we are yours commercially,
WILL nOORE & CO.
Waxahachie, Texas.
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It's Here for You ~
Telephone us an order and
you'll be surprised at the
promptness with whioh we
we pet the coal there. Our
regular customer* are well
pleased with ihe way we
handle th«ir orders, and
with the exoaller.ee of the
coal—you'll be pleased, too
Sleeper Grain Co.
Feed and Coal
Devenport & Timmins
Conduct ft Strict ly Up-to-Dat-»
Livery. Feed and Sales Stable
Have the only. Rubber-tire Carr age in the city. 8p«x J»l attention given to
wwdin,'*, bail·, clan*, etc.
All order· receive promp' attention, day or night.
Phone No. 2.
Buy an
in the
Aetna
the largest company in the world
writing Acc duet Innurano».
K. D. M (COMBS,
Office In Cilissen* Nai'l Bank Bldg.
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Genuine itentpcd C.CC. Never told le balk.
Bewjre of the deeler who trie* to mO
"Mxnethief Κ«· *> <ood."
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