The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 16, 1902, Image 3

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R^CY.
ESTABLISHED 1863
AT IT AGAIN - Selling the. Public "
the BEST and PUREST DRUGS
Τα be had at reasonable price·. Yodr patronage i·
solicited and prompt, Intelligent attention given all
order·. Bane old place—weet side sqnare.
Residence Flat Rate for Lights
Pirnt light
Second llgbt
Third light......
Fourth light...
Fifth! lght .
.Sixth tight
Seventh light
Eighth light
Ninth light
Tenth light
61 25
7Λ
50
50
40
40
35
35
2Λ
25
One light
Twô llgbt·
Three lfcht*
Four light·
Five Hghte—
Biz light*
Beven light·
Right lights
Nine light* .
Ten light
•1
2
2
3
3
3
4
4
4
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25
00
50
00
40
SO
15
50
75
00
Eacb additional light 25 Dente per month. Thle does not in
clude any all-night light or boardinghonae rate. Extra charge
will be made for light in eervant'· room.
Waxahachie Electric Light Company
Von Went a
Ρ1 u mbe r
to do your work
quickly, properly,
with good material*,
and at reasonable
price» Telephone
me 15?) ami tdst i*
exactly the kind of *
•«•rviee you will get.
New work ob repair
ing We're at home
with either.
% STEWART,
Η Κ 8 THE PLUMBER
a
—
Ready for You
On the 17th of thi· month I wlllTopen a New Shop
tn the new 2-«tory building ju»t below Farley'·
Hbop, where I will be ready to do : : :
Blacksmithi π g. Woodwork
Painting and Trimminj{
I guarantee the be#t for tb* leaet money. Re
member the location - Booth Washington Street,
new 2-atory frame, near Katy depot : :
H. P. SMITH
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ALWAYS ON TIME
WHITE'S TRANSFER
AND CAB CO 9 * *
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J^ROMPT delivery of Paeeenger* end Baggage to
and *rom *11 part· of the city. Your patronage
•elicited.
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BUY YOUR
Groceries! Groceries!
from me this month. I am giving away a Portable Pantry t
my customer», the handiest kitchen convenience made. Yo<
may get it. The pantry is on exhibition at the store.
Α. Ρ· KIDD, anc^FANCY Grocer,
East Main Street. Waxahachie
J CN^55S5^J5S%^iW!S!R»i5S«WWS^^
Swiss, Limburger, Brick «
Handmade Neufchâtel
and Cream Cheese
^r., V. TR1PPETTS' y?
Devenport & Timmins
Ooodect β Strictly Up-to-Dote
Livery, Feed and Sales Stable
» 11 ■' 11 v.n.r-w*
Hart tine only Rabber-tir· OarrUg* la J he ofty. Special «Mention glrea t
weddings, boil*, clabe, ate.
AC order· prompt atteatlea, day at nigito.'
Phdae No. a.
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τη omens killed
Sheriff and His f> pa«y Sbot Down
by Hf^wayraen.
BANDITS ESCAPED.
OBr-r* Attempted tbe Arreat of Ijw
Brnkfr» V*r Anadarko lid In
a Battle Sbfriff Smith and
Deputy IWk Were Slain.
Guthrie. Ο T.. Jan. 15.—Sheriff
Frank Smith and his deputy. George
Beck, were killed by highwaymen
Wednesday In the vicinity of Anadar
ko, tbe h,ome of the officers A posse
of 100 men started immediately on the
trail of the* murderers but no arrests
have been reported. The posse ex
pects a fierce fight before the men are
taken. Sheriff Smith was appointed
from Norman, O. T.. where he har been
on sheriffs and marshals forces a num
ber of years. A number of murders
and robberies are charged to thç. Bang
that murdered the officers.
Sheriff Smith and Deputy Heck met
death while storming an ludian hut
about eight miles west of Anadarko.
Highwaymen on Sunday night had
held up and robbed persons going
home from church, and Smith and
Il« k accompanied by Deputy Briggs,
located the rubers early Wednesday
morning in the hut In attempting to
enter Smith was shot through the
breast and died in a few minutes.
Beck wj»h shot through the breast and
his left arm was shattered. I!n«gs
[ was not injured The highwayman
! robbed tbe 'lead bodies of the officers
I and then fled. Sheriff Smith made a
j dying effort to arrest the robbers and
I shot several times through the door
land «ails after heing wounded. Beck
; continued the tire until killed.
§>·»*« ( b«ns*'i
Houston. T··*., Jan 16.—There was
an important meeting here of the state
Saungerfest committee at Turner hail.
On a telegraphic request of President
C. C. Slaughter of Dalla president of
! the Texas Reunion association, the
I fest committee changed the date of
j the Sa^ngerft-st from Aprii 21. 22 and
2-3 to May R. S and 7 to avoid conflict
ι of dates. The request was cheerfully
j complied with
Worn<tη liurn#><t in
HlUeboro, Tex., Jan. 16.—News has
been r«< elved her" of the death of
Mrs. Pit Hart near Covington In
some manner her drees caught fire
while the family was at supper. Her
Hiater discovered the tlames rising un
der the chair, but they were under
each headway that it «ta impossible to
subdu» them until she was burned be
yond recovery.
Mit** IMItrrM,
City of Mexico, Jan. 16.—The mar
riage of Mise Charlotte Clayton
daughter of Gen Powell Clayton
United State* ambassador, to Baron
Monebeur. Belgian minister at Wash
tngton. was solemnized Wednesday in
the private chapel of the Duchess ot
Mier. The ceremony was private and
quiet owing to the express wishes ol
both partie» A civil marriage followed
at the American legation
British W*r*hlp I.oat.
Victoria, Jan. 16.—Hope for the
safety of the British warship Condor
is all but abandoned. Naval men here
are convinced that she went to the bot
tom during the recent typhoon, while
on the way from here to Honolulu
Admiralty officiais will dispatch the
Phaeton Saturday in search of her.
MrKlnl«f Metnnrl»!
Washington, Jan. 10—After Mon·
tague Lester, recently elected to suc
ceed Nicholas Mulierof New York, was
sworn In, Mr. Grosvenor of Ohio pre
sented a resolution for the holding of
MoKInîey memorial exercises in thi
hatl of the house February 27, and it
was unanimously adopted
T«im IJvMitwk Α·«θ«Ι»Ι1οη.
El Paso. Tex., Jan, 16.—The eleventh
annual convention of the Texas Live
stock association began here Wednes
day with President Charles Schreinet
and about 200 cattlement present The
convention will be in session thre«
days.
l>«ra<S It» t Shod.
Oklahoma City. Ο. T, Jan. 16 — Har
ry Lake, aged 40, a carpenter, was
found dead in a shed here. The coro
ner's Jury decided that his death wa;
due to the excessive us of alcohol.
NEWS IN BRIEF.
The population of Canada is 5,369,
666. an increase of 536,425 in a decade
The Santa Fe railway· will spen
$1S,000,000 for equipment during 1Θ02
Nellie Cornlelsoo, 11 years old, de
liberately cut her baby sister s throa
ut Wichita. Kan. The child can givi
bo reason for the deed
School has been closed at Tib, Tex
on account of smallpox.
Senor Jose Teresa Τ Miranda, tbi
Mexican Minister to Austria-Hungary
died at Vienna after a surgical opera
Uon for gastritis.
Another move Is en foot to briag to
gather north and south Methodist.
Chitrlett M. Sctarab, president of th<
United Steel Corporation, has broket
the bask at Monte Carlo at Moat·
kSifto, France, twice wtthln a weel
sOayfcg roulette.
Caftai η Richmond P. Hobeon hai
mat resigned from the navy. He haj
only asked for one year's absence.
Smallpox is raging In the heme f«
feeble-n i η ded children at Lincola
8 SPIRITED BàS
Hale's Resoin J ion Acamst Formation
of a Naval lieierve.
OBJECTIONS KALSED.
Th« Volunteers and .N'atU*al Guard» ol
the Varioud Slate* Defended.
House Fisses the Γ,-nsion
Appropriation Measure.
Washington, Jan 16.—A spirited de
bate was precipitated in the senate
Wednesday tyy tome remarks sumbit
ted by Mr. Hale of Maine in respect
of bill3 relating to the formation of a
naval reserve which he introduced.
Ha took a strong ground against the
organization of a naval reserve, his
commenta being construed by some of
the senators into a reflection upon vol
unteer soldiers and land militia. Half
a dozen senators were on their feet
In an instant to defend the volunteers
and the national guard of the various
states, and the debate took so wide a
range that senators went back in their
references to the days of revolutiona
ry war to tnake illustrations for their
arguments.
While no aetion was possible at thif
time, it is likely that the discussion
upon the measure, should they be re
ported, wll! be very lively.
When the seuate convened, Mr
Hoar, in presenting a petition from
railroad, insurance and shipping inter
eets, praying for the construction of
lighthouses in eome dangerous places
where iightships are now located, said
that a proposition had been made by a
responsible and intelligent builder tc
construct lighthouses at points where
»
government engineers had considered
it impracticable to build lighthouses
He thought euch a proposition ought
to be treated with respect.
A concurrent resolution was adopted
providing for the printing of 3500 cop
ies of the proceeding of the Schley
court of inquiry .
A bill was passed appropriating
$150.000 for enlarging the public build
ing ai Dallas.
Mr Tillman then announced the
death of .1. W. Stokes, formerly a rep
resentative in cftngress from South
Carolina, and as a mark of respect. th<·
senate adjourned.
The house Wednesday passi-π uir
pension appropriation bill, which had
been under discussion for three days
and then adjourned until Saturday.
The resolution prepared by the spe
cial committee on the McKinley me
inorial exercises providing for an ad
drees by Secretary of State John Hay
in the hall of representatives Feb. 27
was adopted.
Mr. Moody of Massachusetts pre
sented a Joint resolution to appropri
ate $90,00 to pay the expenses Incurred
by the West Indian and South Caro
lina Interstate exposition at Charles
ton. S. C., in connection with the gov
ernment exhibit at Charleston.
Mr. Payne of New York declared that
the management, when the govern
ment exhibit was secured, agreed that
the United States would not be asked
I for one cent.
Mr. Elliott, in reply, took issue with
] Mr Payne as to the facts and Mr
! Moody pledged himself that with the
adoption of the pending resolution the
government expense in connection
with the Charleston exposition would
cease. The resolution was passed.
A bill was passed to allow the re
demption of war revenue stamps any
time within two years after the passage
of the act. and also a resolution on
the same subject to authorixe the sec
retary of the treasury to return upon
demand within one year bank checks
and drafts with war revenue stamps
imprinted thereon after the cancella
tion of such stamps.
A resolution providing for persona!
clerks for chairman of committees pre
cipitated considerable discussion about
the need of clerical help for certain
committees, but finally was adopted.
Mr. W'ooten of Texas formally an
nounced the death of the late Repre
sentative Burke of Texas which oc
curred at wallas last summer, and thf
house, as a mark of respect, adjourned
until Saturday.
from a Mob
Presrott, Ark., Jan. 16.—The thr**
negroes who are charged with the kill
lng of two white citizens of this count\
last summer, were brought here from
the penitentiary at Little Rock, when
they were confined for safe keeping
for the puipose of appearing befor<
the grand jury. A mob attempted t<
lynch them, but was prevented fron
doing so by the sheriff and six deputies
who held the crowd at bay with win
chesters until they boarded the trail
again for Little Rock.
Kar.sas f ity .tan. 16.—John P. With
who is charge with etnbeczlement am
mismanagement of the bank's funds
1s still In the custody of the Unite·
States marshal in this city. Mr. With
era has taken no steps to obtain hi
release on bond. An order will probabh
be given to take W ithers to Texas.
Cortes Uert New Trlnl.
Laredo, Te*., Jan. Ιβ.—A telegran
vas received by the Cortet fund com
mtttce from Dallas stating that th
court of appeals had reversed and re
sanded the case of Oregorlo Co rte
whq. was tried t» Gonfle# tor tk
' »ard«r at CnitUk t «rbanabe». OH
tei *<u gîvea Sftjr years by the Con
wtea Jwjr.
Wtt^«re StfH In Cuetodj.
ere, formerly
can National '
■at of the Arnerl
or' Beaumont, Tex.
t battel Mnrtzages apd Notes.
We have on hand a supply of chat·
tell mortgagee and blank note* and
; can fill your orders immediately.
I Notes one cent each; mortgages tarée
I cents each. The Enterprise.
Make your wants known
through our illustrated want ool
umn. A new picture will appear
at the beginning of each week.
Benefit Entertainment.
On Friday night January 24 an en
i tertainment of a very high class will
be given for the benefit of the Main
Street Christian church. The event
will be held at the church and will be
given by the DeMoee Lyric Bards, a
company of artist? whose talent as
musicians is surpassed by none. The
members composing the company
have an international reputation and
a rare treat is in store for those who
attend. George G. DeMoee, cornetist,
uses two instruments at one time,
playing soprano on one and tenor on
the other.
It Girdles the Globe·
The fame oi Buckien's Arnica 8 live
as the best, in the world, extends round
the earth. It s the one perfect healer
of Cuts, Corns. Burns, Bruises, Sores,
8ca.de, Boil», Ulcers, Felons, Aches,
Pains and «11 Skin Eruptions. Only
i^fal ihle Pile core. 25c a box at Her
ring-Sparks Drug Co.
Meeting of Fraternal Union.
The Fraternal Union will meet 5d
the Woodmen Hall Thursday night.
Matters that greatly concern all Fra
ters with reference to some import
ant changes in the by-laws and
other business very neccessary tc
come up. D. D. Pittman,
Attested F. M.
C. M. Brady, sec.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local application·?, as the} cannot reach the
diseased portion of the ear. There is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness, is caused by an inflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the Kustachian
Tube. When this tube gets inflamed youhaiea
rumMlngsound or Imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and un
less the fnilamation can be taken out and this
tube restored to Its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyd fore\er: nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an in
flamed condition of the mueuou^ surfaces.
We will give Une Hundred Jwllars for any case
of deafness icaused by catarrh! that can not be
cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure Send for circulars
free. Κ .1, CHRNEÏ A CO- Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. 75c
Hall's tamily t Ills are the best.
Mrs. C. J. Griggs,
representing Chas.'A. Stevens A Bro., Chicago,
the great l.adiesjKurnlshlne House and Suit!
Made toOrder, has a (all line of Kali and Winter
samples and plates of suits, wraps, waists, etc
and would be glad to have tbe ladies call and
examine them
Mrs. Griggs will give reduced prices
during January on all Suite, W raps,
etc. This is an opportunity that you
should not miss.
101 Harvin Avenne.
Planting Telephone Poles.
Kapid progress is being made in the
work of planting poles (or the new
telephone system soon to be estab
lished. A large force of laborers be
gan work Monday morning on Arling
ton Heights digging holes and plant
ing poles and yesterday afternoon the
public square was reached on West
Main street. The poles being need are*
from forty to sixty feet high and are
pain'ed red. They are set in holes
about six feet deep thus making it al
most impossible for them to fall. la
the coarse of a few weeks the manage
ment hope to have the system in full
operation in t^ie city.
Most Interesting
Yod may dabble in many things
and with little credit to yourself, bat
when you come to real estate yon
have a firm basis on which to work,
and the results are moet interesting.
\ou can say witn Stevenson, "I know
what joy is; 1 have done good work.'»
Have 2 acres near the Dr. Fears
place on the Ray road for sale, or will
cut into lots to suit. One of them baa
a very good house and nice shade
trees, good barn and two splendid
cisterns, both cemented. All of the
land is nicely fenced. I will sell this
property at a bargain or will put it in
on a farm and ρ y the difference in
cash. This property will be close to
the new interurban line that will con
nect Ennis with Waxahacnie, and will
greatly enhance in value.
Four and one-half acres northeast
of college, with good 5-room honae
and all necessary outbuildings, a nice
location. Will sell very cheap.
One vacant lot on Brown st., 100x200.
Have several lots in Williams ad
j dition to sell at a close figure.
! If you want a bargain in real estate
it will pay you to cal) and see me, and £
will show you what I have. No trou
ble to show property or answer
questions.
I have sold eight houses and lots in
• the past thirty days, and very near all
of them have been offered a profit ou
tbeir investment.
One 4-room house on Aldredge*st.;
good barn and water. Price 9500.
A nice 5 room residence in Wesfe
End with shade trees. Will sell cheap
One 5-room house on Water street,
good water, well located; will sell at a
ι bargain.
For «ale,5-room house on Lake Park
avenue; good orchard, large lot, good
: barn and city water. Will sell cheap.
A. T. BISHOP.
Office in McMillan & Goodwin Build
ing, Waxahachie.
Graceful Women
A tmmtff tor perfect figure in ioMpttr·
fthlf from a love of the beautiful.
'I he scents of the heliotrope, violet or rose ar?
as precious as the lovely flowers whose breath
they are, and while the lives of flowers are brief
ana we can only enjoy them for :> day, tie
heautiftll woman «rives the pleasure of her frn
srrance to ue « s a permanent bleu." Insr. i h* s weet.
pure breath vf the babe is suggesti λ e oi i ttttocencé
and health—Up soft fragrance of » i>eautiful
woman sxikk<*W* t » vocs 5 · ■ («-·-« fh avd
elegance ; sue is the re.firement oî ci \ iiization ;
she s s indicative of a desire to plea.se, an ind«*x of
gtjod taste, ano an unerring 1 »*dge of gentility.
Bradfield's
Female Regulator
In regulating th^e hn^' p#rf'»ds fn women, per
mit of no wrmkies, pale < heeks, tortured nerves
and shapeless figures. It is certain, sure and
Kai·5». It is Ν ature's remedy, arid there is no such
thing as cheating nature, i he druggist may
< »ffer some ot *>cr remedy and call it "lust as good"
thus deceiving the purchaser ; bot the menstrual
orjiam will not l>e d"< · ived by it, a permanent
injury is oftthe result.
I'ry our Regulator. Of all druggists, $1.00. J
Our Treatise on Women mailed free.
The Bradfield regulator Co ι
ATLANTA, GA. |
NEW OPERA
* BERT WATSON,
All Week
Miss Bonnair Price
and a clever company, preaent
inf a repertoir of higL claae
play·.
Tonight
SIN AND SORROW
Rod hot specialties between
every act
25c 35c 50c
Matinee Saturday at 2:30
Prices 10c and 20c
Ticicete on Sale at
F£ARIS' DRUG STORE
^ss^Will Ralston & Co.
for all kinds of Feed Stuff and
_ _ w ■
offlce next door to Asta'e Keatanrant. Free delivery. Loweet Pri je·.
« Turkeys! Turkeys! Turkeys! S
ώ We Have Them i
I Ε. B. Moseley & Son |
m W AXAHAOHIE, ΪΒΧΑΈ PHONE 16S 2
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.g it wiM pay you to ring us up
and get prices. Jennings' Wood Yard.