The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 14, 1902, Image 5

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At it again -s
the BEST and PtyR
To be ted «I w—o—fate prtee·.
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Residence Plat Rate for Lights.
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! Hfbt
Λ ISght.
One Kgbt.
Two light*
Jgtrt.
etxti) flgbt 40
Seventh light 85
Sfcfhth light 88
N&ffcb Hfbt 85
Tenth light 28
Eecb additional light S5 Dent· per month. Thla done not In
clude any all-night light or boardlnghooM rate. Extra charge
will be pude for light in eenrant'a room.
Waxahachie Electric Light Company
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YOO W*Bi »
«Plumber
te do y oar work
qaickiy, properly,
with good material*,
and at reasonable
price· Telephone
_ me (167) aad that ia
E» exactly the kind of
ear#»· you will get.
Ν a# work or repair
ing-We're at bone
witb either.
> STEWART,
HE S TUB PLUMBER
Ready for You
On tbe 17th of «hie month I wlllfopen a New Shop
in the new 2-etory Duildinjc juat below Farley >
Hbop, where 1 «Ut be ready to do : :
Blacksmith i ηκ, Woodwork
Painting and Trimming
i guarantee the beat for the k*a»t money. Re
member the location-Houth Waabiagtoo Street,
n«w î «tory frame, near Ka'y depot : :
H. P. SMITH
taja" )i —f ïïÉTiffir-s—
^always" on time''
WHITE'S TRANSFER
AND CAB CO » * *
PROMPT delivery of PM»«nï«r« and 8agg*g« to
ftod 'rom «U p»rt« of the cut. Yonr pabroiujt·
•otlciled.
BUY YOUR
Groceries! Groceries!
from me thie month. I am giving away a Portable Pantry to
my customers, the handiest kitchen convenience made. You
may get it. The pantry it on exhibition at the;store.
A. P. KIDD, ïïfàgcy Grocer,
East Main Street. Waxahachie.
2
Swiss, Limburger, Brick
Handmade Neufcfoatel
and Cream Cheese
V. TRIPPETTS' pr·?
Devenport & Timmins
Conduct · Strictly Up to-Date
/
Livery, Feed and Sales Stable
Bat· the only Rabtxur-tir· OurUge la the eity. Special attention given to
wedding», ball·, «loi»·, «te. #
All order· receive prompt attention, day or night.
Phone No. a.
-First class work a!
prices that will pel
at will pefase
I c71
pet»i* CT etociAch
* troubie " 3* the iara
rimbtm peaftlijr ai cmr+
kw eating.
There it to crtber
medicine lor dfamw
οt the ttocnach and
allied oifut of Λ
body into
Dr.
atipMtion.
con
Arretted in Easiland County.
About twelve month· ago one J. O.
Hamilton *u indicted In the coorta
of Elll· county on the charge of the
theft of a boggy. 81nce then Hamil
ton ha· been giving the officer· the
dodge, bot the gentleman in now in
bock. He wt· located 'n Eastland
connty the other day by Depoty Sher
iff Abbott and Monday a warrant for
hi· arrest was forwarded to the sher
iff of that connty. Yesterday Mr.
Abbott received the information that
the arrest bad been » fleeted and the
party reieaaed under bond. It ia un
derstood that the bond was made by
bf parties in Waxabacbie and sent
tbe Eastland sheriff.
A Deep Mystery·
It is a mystery wby*wotien endure
Backache, Headache, Nervoutneiu»,
Hleeplessne»·, Melancholy, Painting
and Dizzy Swells when thousands have
proved tnat Electric Bitter* will quick
ly cure soeh troubles. "I huiTered tor
years with kkiot»y trouble," write·
Mrs. Phebe Cherley, of Peterson, la.,
"and a lame back pained me so I
<x>uid not drese m}self, hut Electric
Hitters wholly cured me, and, although
73 year· old, I am now able to do ail
my housework." It overcomes Con
stipation, improves appetite, give·
perfect health. Only ftOc at Herring
Boarks Drug Co.
Water Qetiisg Scarce.
Col. Ja«. 8 Davis «aid yesterday
that water was getting very scarce
throughout the country. He and T.
A. Ferris own a large body of very
fine farming land three mtle· south of
Howard and Mr. Davie Mid tbat just
as soon a· tbe University well was
completed the well boring machinery
would be moved from there and a
well sank at once on the dividing line
between bis and Mr. Ferris' farm. Mr.
Davis aaya this well will probably coat
from 12000 to tf600.
To tbe Voters.
Owing to tbe action of the City
Cooncii in Imposing increased dotiee
on the city secretary without Increase
of aalary, I have decided to with
draw from tbe race fa.· that office. I
take tbia method of heartily thanking
those who have assured me of their
•npport in my candidacy, and they
may be sure of my deep gratitude.
Very respectfully,
H. M, Bishop.
It will pay you to plant a fewcnoice
tree· about yoar bome. 1 bave a One
•election of peach, plunypear, apple,
Japan persimmon, shade trees, rose·,
field grown, etc. f'Ph*tie me yoor or
der or call on me »>ην residence.
J. R Mayhew,
tf 201 Vlckery et. 'Phone 1βΐ-3
GREAT TRAINS.
The t-ar Northwest—From Moms
City to Denver the "Burulington
Northern Pacific Kipreaa," for the
Black Hi lie, Wyoming, Montana,
Spokane, Tacoms, Seattle, Portland.
For Chicago and North—Through
aieeper, Austin to Chioago, via M.,
Κ. & T. Ry. and Hannibal. Very last
time Texas to Chicago.
Kansas City North.—Two fine trains
dally to Omaha, 8t. Paul, Minneapolis
Ksnmt City to Chicue. Τ h β
famous "Eli" with dining and library
oasns.
Th<» highest grade of wide yaetl·
baled, Pintch-lighted equipment.
write for descriptive matter, rater
aikl information.
0. L, BBBOH, L. W. WAKELBU
0. P. k. Seollsril Bt'dC. Om'l Fw
DAJuLAB- TrnX. . Br. Louie, M >
HOWARD ELLIOTT,
β···!·! Mimiw,
St. Louie Mo.
A THIRD IMPLICATED
ffUh the Dtj'i fcssfpts Vm Ma|
OmiM tt· In E*t*r«4, Um·
Ail lk« IaMt(> M; tWfe
IIm Cash aad TuiiM.
Kansas City, Jan. II —Two rouai
asm of aMght build, with handkerchief!
tied asross tbe lower portion of theii
face·, entered Harry B. Chick's pool
room. la the center of tbe city, Mondaj
Bight, and wtth drawn revolvers eom
manded the proprietor, canhler aad
three other employee who were In th«
place to lie down on tbe floor. The?
then secured between $1600 and 12600
and escaped. A third man, supposed
to be a confederate, but not maaked,
guarded tbe entrance while the rob
-bery was committed.
Jimmy Drlscoli, an employe who did
not readily comply with the command
to lie down, received a heavy blow on
the head with a revolver from one
robber. J. A. Frame, the cashier, also
received a slight blow on the bead.
A better time for the robbery could
not have been chosen. The proprietor
and his assistants were counting the
money that had been received during
the day, and as betting on the last
rate s of the day ceases about θ 30
p. ru., only tbe employes remained.
INCREASE IN POPULATION.
fk· South loor«M«d And t h« North Md
W «it li«jr*<Tit#d
Washington. Jan. 14 —The director
of the census announced the percent
age of Increase of population In dif
ferent parts of the country, showing
for the last decade a rapid decrease
from the previous rate of growth of
population In the west, a less marked,
but decided dtcrease In the north and
a slight Increase In the south
F\>r the first time In the history of
this country the population of the
south as increased more rapidly than
that of the north.
The west, from the Pacific to the
eastern boundary of Montana, Wyom
ing, Colorado and New Mexico; north
and south, the respective lines of a
line formed by the Potomac and Ohio
rivers and the southern boundaries of
Missouri and Kansas.
The percentage of increase from
1860 to 18S0 was CI.9 In the north. 48 4
In the south and 1RS.6 In the west,
while in the last 20 years, 1880-1900,
tt was -48.7 in the north. 48 In the
couth and 131.5 in the west.
Prior to the civil war the northern
states nearly doubled in population
with each 20 years while to the south
ern states the increase of population
was only about two-thirds as great.
For (iovernmniil of Indinni.
Washington, Jan. 14.—Representa
tive Curtis of Kansas has introduced a
bill giving territorial organization to
the Indian Territory, providing for the
appointment by the president of a gov
ernor and secretary of state and the
election of a delegate to congress, leg
islature and other offices by vote of the
people. Under the proviaions of the
bill the governor of the territory be
comes ex-offlclo chairman of the Dawea
commission. The bill Is well regarded
by members of the committee on In
dian affairs.
»rk Hr»kfn in η Full
Bowie, Tex., Jan. 14.—While leaning
over the railing of a balcony, cough
ing, W. O. Carpenter, a railroad man,
loet his balance, and falling to the
ground broke his neck. Carpenter,
who had lived here only three months,
boarded at the Denver bouse. He was
on the balcony, and complained of be
ing 111. During a coughing fit he went
to the railing and before any one had
warning toppled over He was dead
when picked up. He was about 50
years of age. He has a brother, L» R.
Carpenter, living at Lampasas.
Woman Fatally )Ιογκ«μΙ.
Cleburne, Tex., Jan. 14.—While
standing near the Are at her country
residence near here Mrs Pld Hart ac
cidentally fell in or close enough for
the flames to Ignite her clothing, and
she was fatally burned. Members of
the family in an adjoining room
rushed to her assistance, but not in
time to save her.
of Font*.
Washington, D. C., Jan. 14.—The war
department has been advised of the
execution of Phlneas Foutz, late cor
poral of company K, Nineteenth in
fantry, at Cebu, Philippine islands.
Foutz was convicted of the wilful mur
der of a native girl In the Philippine
Islands on Nov. 15, 1900.
M«kinc Standard Gng·,
l^redo, Tex., Jan. 14.—The work of
broadening the gauge on the Texas
Mexican railway, a branch of the Mex
lean National, is progressing satisfac
torily. It is stated from an authorita
tive source that trains will he run on
a standard gauge track on June 15.
Τ|ι· I*·»·* Approved.
Philadelphie, Jan 14.—At the annual
meeting of the Choctaw, Oklahoma
aad Gulf Railroad company held here,
the lease by the Choctaw, Oklahoma
aad Oulf Railroad company of the Llt
tle Rock and Hoi Springs Western
railroad *u approved.
WHEN BABY
IS COMING
USE
Mother's Friend.
Woman'· greatest dream cf beauty and
glory ia when rtaturé ha· th««n her to
become a mother. Every faculty ι· keenly
aiert and her nature the ftn< t a.» ahe (orc
HM the Joy, the ambition, t ' · « iccess and
the life-long satisfaction coming, coming
nearer, day by day, in the dear and Innocent
being so ion· to aee light, and the very
uncertainty «rhethec ahe «hall »ee a »weet
girl face or a brave boy face betide her on
the pillow, add· reet to her expectancy.
Then, if ever, she should take care of her
phjriicai, mental and moral health.
mOTHBR'5 FRIhNl) applied eaternally
througboot pregnancy will relieve the pain
of parturition, and no mother and child can
fail to be health v. hearty, wtrnng, clear com
plexioned, pure blooded, cainj neryed and
cheerful in disposition, who are mutually
influenced for months by the continued use
pf Mother'· Friend.
Of druggists «: no
Oar treatise "Motherhood" mailed fre«.
THE BRAOFICLD REGULATOR CO.
Atuimt*. 6a.
chattel Mortgagee «ad Note*.
We hove on hood s «apply of chit
tell mortgages and blank notes and
can fill your orders Immediately.
Notes one cent each; mortgage* three
cents each. The Enterprise.
Make your wants known
through our illustrated want col
umn. A new picture will appear
at the beginning of .each week.
miss
and » clever
ta« »
of htffa
f Red bot cpeciftltiea
every »ct
North Carolina Folks
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25c 35c 50c
MatineeBetnrdajr at 1:80
Price· 10c and 30c
Ttckete on Sale at
FEARIS' DRUG STORE
52^WiIl Ralston & Co.
for all kinds of Feed Stuff and
GROCERIES.
offiM next door to Aeh'e Kestaur&ot. Free delivery. Lowest PiIjm.
Γ?5ΛΛ«*ί5£:ί«ίΐΛ€·ν
lj Turkeys! Turkeys! Turkeys!
f We Have Them
I Ε. B. Moseley & So
2 WAXAHAOHIE, TEXAS PHONE 1
JENNINGS' WOOD YARD can sell you
cheaper than others from the fact that he owns the
timberee land and cuts out the middlemans profit:
will exchange wood for cattle. Also handle Coal
and Feed ot all kinds. It will pav vou to ring us up
and get pricps. Jennings' Wood Yard.
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The Easiest Way Is the Best
And the BEST WAY is the
oui
Hi
;TO ALL:
North, South and
Central Texas Points
Free Chair Cars
Through Sleepers
to
Dallas
Waco
Fort Worth
Denison
Corsicana
Houston
Austin
Bend 10c in Stamps for a copy of the Southern Pacific Cook Book,
containing 200 receipts
8. F. B. MORSE, M. L. ROBBINS,
Passenger Traffic Manager. '^Gen. Pass, and Ticket Agt
Railroads Create Prosperity
This has been demonstrated by the marked
improvement in conditions along the i.
"The Denver Road"
The Texas Panhandle
Whither other linee have come io share 1e tbe
résulte of the good times In at section];
PROSPERITY DEHANDS RAILROADS
THE CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & MEXICO
Already crossing "The Denver Road' at Dalhart
THE CHOCTAW, OKLAHOMA & GULF
Boon to join -'The Denver Road" at Wichita Falls and Amarlllo
THE BLACKWELL, ENID & SOUTHWESTERN
Now bnildlng to "The Denver Road" at Vernon
THE KANSAS CITY, MEXICO & ORIENT
Expected to joiD "The Denver Road" at Chilllcoth
THE FRISCO SYSTEM
Which may meet "The Denver Road" at Acme
THE ARKANSAS & CHOCTAW
Headed for "The Denver Road" at Wichita Falls
W.F. 8TERLEY, A. A GUIBSOH,, ' CHAKLB8 L. HULL,
Α Ο Ρ Α ϋ. Α. γ.
' α Port Worth, Texa·.
iyôh's French Periodical Drops
atrlctly vegetable, perfectly harmlete, ware to accomplish
DESIRED RESULTS. Greatest known female remedy,
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MMlfor Ctrooiur to WIUJ>H» a*G. CO., Sol· i«uu, Orralsut. Ubla (
For Sale by J. G. SlddoBs.