The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], January 22, 1902, Image 1

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WAXAHACHIE. TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. JAIÎDABY 22. 1902
VOLUME Tin
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FRESH LOT OF
here- *11 kirx** and a ze*— 8u?ar Plu?® Chocolates
and all kind· of balk Candy juU rtorlrad.
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5£°S* J,B. HINES
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TONIGHT
Miss iNedine Win.«tan
Present» th* er<»»t English and
Λ merlcan Sticceee
"Under
Two
Flags"
Special Scenery
Elaborate Costumes
Dazzling Effects
CpUTHE SAND STORM
THF R1DK PO» LIFE
Tr»»> Karopetn Wonder
F a b e r, the Human Frog
Prices a.s Cents. 50 Cents and 75 Cents
Κ«· fv# yanr ·#*»» »» IVtig
Μμ « ♦ I · Jt:9b t (*i frw< · S$ le«u and St Oaui*
lit «fill Breclu R< tit·!
Ou Thnrwî»* muni, J«nu>r> 23. -
H<»r> «1U u m piano
rrci·*' »' fit* >,h»» *v»n<»fH r»·
t*»· Fir»» M« odi-( . hiir η TbU r*>
citai promt·»1!* t«» N» · r»r *
trHt for th»· p<w-'ptm <f thmt li !«. fi V,
M Mr P.itj t· « ptint·» r>f I t< rn -
tioBfcl r#pui«tt··»» H»· U «h* «ni»
A»»rie*e μ «Mot «*!«» » v· r p#-yr<1 *-t
th« 0«>ari of Q»ttn«njr He
i· tfec ottl» pUn»*t in th»> *orirt··
'■ ht»U>r> who h*» iik»w(1«I to winning
' an nnqne»tl n«Mi η in The front
rati* of hm ι rof ·»·<««.
Α *jh»'">*I tram will !>♦> ran by t h«>
HottatrtB & r«<**e Cen'ral Teta* from
Κ run· to titdtotMan fo« the aorr raino
dation of t ho*, wf-t> »t«h to attend
th«* r*H il. T&e ir«i ι will leave Eo
, nU «t fl:90 and t>■"»· through Wtxaba
' *·Μ«· et 7 o'rl ck. Th* round trip fere
from * a*at-achle aill be flfy cent*.
Ti ke'« for the recital are for aal« by
j Hnv O. F. Henaabacuh. 2Λ4
dey stms off nghf when V"U have a cup of
pITlkl
I Golden Gate Coffee
{ m iih your breakfast.
It h i> a fl v »r th t i> ail its own. Yuu^oiV! get it
in any other brand. J
Phone 54 LEIGH BROTHERS
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iCLOTHINGf
jv|CLEANED & PRESSED!
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i I have added to my Tailoring Depart
ment a first-class Tailor, who 'thor
oughly understands the business.
will send out for your clothes and
deliver them to your home atter fixing
them up. I GUARANTEE SAT
ISFACTION or no pay. I CAN
ALSO MAKE YOU A PAIR
OF PANTS IN A DAYJJ
ALL WORK CASH
WEAR'S .HEW Vmm
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RAILRUAO officials here.
The Inter··! ioial Pmpi? Hold β Confer
ence With AaxthacMe Citize··.
Tbe Tn'ernational ami Oreat North
ern officials were in tb« city yesterday
to hold a conference with our business
men relative to the pmpoaed exten
aion of the fotd to tbia city. The
party waa composed of General Man
ager Trice, Obief Engineer Trammel!
and Aaaiatant Engineer Carpenter.
Tne official* arrived at 10:15 yeater
day morning over tbe Ka'y in Mr.
Trice'a private car and «pent the dar
looking over tbe ground and viewing
out a proposed ri ute for the road to
enter the city. At three o'clock in
the afternoon they held a conference
in the Citizens National Bank with a
number of representative bntiueea
men, and at nlgit the conference waa
cantioued. Ο here were Invited to
take p*rt in the m-»eting and to d a
cues w th the Interna'ional people tbe
fe *.» i t) i : I · > of the road being const diet
ed inti the city. Tie conference
Uste.i «ever*1 hours hat r.othing of a
tangible lature developed. In lact
the meeting wan of a preliminary na
ture. Τ .e pr>poaition submitted
a .me time fgi hv Mr. Trioe in yet ff
ff( tive ar«ft il Waxshachie wents the
ru id i-he m< st a>eet the r< q iir· m>-nte
We ui deralaid that Γκ ,]·» ha* sir· adv
ac 'e^ted the ρ opoxitian to procure
and <!< rate the rl^ht of »ay from
^rax*h»cnie to I><tli«s aid furnish
d*ρ «ι (η unde in that city, if Wan
ι ai riif c Jiuea up with her p<rt Mr.
frife *a\s he will have trains running
m 1rs r *a?n Atmui..} !
B-ifore anyihi'g further can be
done it wilt r>e n»ce**ary *o have one
ι r mure pre'i nlnary *tirv*y« made and
t · appro·ima «'v ewiimate the prob
fcble cjat <Ί tre rlg-it of way. Ae
n on ·■» tbi< h4# been accomplish» d
then the metier w 1> t»«« nobiniued U>
ihe people at lar^e for their approval
or r« j-HitioB. The ouainea* men who
ptrtiuipated to ibe conference laat
nu ht are ver» · nthu-l»··! ic in the
ma t -r and they behtve the required
■maun. can be rained when the time
come·,
la uie meantime let an keep the
m*U< r befwre the ιαίικίκ ο» the people
a· we cannot »(t >rd to mie» < hi 1 road.
Fur Ju»tice *·! (tie Peace.
I·· t M· i*Hue of th· Daily Lttfht will
be fi.aaa the announc· m^nt of Capt.
H. M. KhoOua a* a cetvdidel* for Jua
tice of the Peace of pr*ctnet No. 1.
Capt. Rnodaa ta «ell and favorably
known to the people of Waxabacble.
He t;»n been a realdent of V* axaha
chle ab jut forty jeart) ai d ha* *lw·)·
taken a «treat pride in ibe growth and
development of the cit>. He served
with h>nor and distinction in the Con
federate arn.y during the civil war.
After tne war be returned to Waxa
hactsie and reeumed the practice of
law. He aerved the city two yearn aa
mayor, end f r the paai tlν ·> year*
h η « been hdjatant of Camp W innie
D*vie. Mr Khodn* ie a aplec«!id citl
*en, and an en buniaatic Confederate
Veteran. He baa a great many
friend* among the old vt teran* wnt
w' I give hi* candidacy a warm sup
port.
Lk'Bsed to *etf.
The following marriage license were
Itemed today.
John Earl Lais and Mies Edith
Woodruff.
ARkESTED IN ALABAMA.
^ rtujh Taylor Meet Answer to tbe Cfcarfe
of Rafeliif Bank Note·.
Last December $1 and #2 bills which
had been raised to the respective dé
nomination· of #10 and 920 were past
ed on merehaLt· at Rockett and Pal
mer. A few days ago a yoarg man
named Hugh Taylor was arretted In a
mountain houae in Colbert oounty,
Alabama, charged with the offense.
He waa brought to Dallas by a depa' ν
United StaUs marshal from that state
and l»dge<j in jtii. Yesterday he ap
peared before the United 8tatea com
mis»! »ner and bad bis bond made
which wss set at §700. Failing to give
this he was sent back to jail.
Returned From El Paso.
Mr J. Κ Caathen of this ci'y, who
own* g od f»rms tributary 5o Wax»·
hachie and who for several years
lived al Lordsburg, Ν. Μ , where he
yet owns considerable valuable pro
p'rty, ret α m d yesterday from El
PaFO where be had been to attend tbe
Mid-Winter Carnival. He saj β it was
the biuret entertanmeni of th« kind
hee\ereaw. Mr Cautben fays the
drillling contest bttween miners to
see who c uid p-nnrate a rock the
deep<-»-t in a giv<-n length οi time was
the moiU exciting he ever witnessed.
There were many big, brawny miners
in the c ntes end th*» jriz-» of 92500
went to a p^rty of Arizona miner*,
who drilled a bile mure than forty
laches deep in a solid piece of granite
in fifteen minutes. Mr. Cautbensays
that in the bull ft^ht-J tn Jaurès on the
Mexican »iJe of the rivi r eight bu is
ani iiine i ornes ν» re ktllid. None
of ibe men were injured. Mr. Csuth
eu sa) s tb·- figh » were thriilingiy in
tereairg and that great crowds were
iu aiuntlance.
Vt subacute'* Gain
8. W. Durham btte accepted the
mangement of a large dry (.oodti store
iu Waxahacuie, and will hereaf'er ne
missed frurn the roll of Sherman's en·
terprisiog buHDr»« nun. Mr- Dur·
h*m ι· »o w«?ll known tn rorth Texas
that this announcement will be suffi
cient to cau·* regret in almost every
huuxehujd.
bim lJ»ik«al-o goes with Mr. Dnr
h*m and ί«> carried with him the beet
; wi»hm ο I a hunt of Qr»>son county's
ρ oj«le
•J M Bennet, ο'D'cstur, comet to
Boerman and will be connected with
I the msn»g< ment of tne 8. W. Dur
: bam company. Mr. Bennet is not an·
; known in Hherm*n. He is a capable
j business man, and 'he Democrat pr» -
dicta that b* will b< come a power in
! the land.—Sherman Democrat
A V» Feature Added.
A new fea'are has been added to
th* New Century Store by th*t enter
prising manager. Mr. T. H Wear A
lir»t class tailor has been employed
and placed in the taikrirg depart
ment of that «tore who will do repair
ing, cleaning and pre*siti{ in a very
skillful and workman-like manner.
Goods wili be sent for and delivered
and the utmost c*re will be «xerciaed
to fi«e that all work Is done
properly Satisfaction is guaranteed
in every instance and it you are not
satisfied you can have your money
back for the asking. Call at the store
or telephone your orders and they
will receive prompt attention.
PRESCRIPTIONS
We can fill any prescription. It makes no differ
ence what the nature of the prescription. Per
haps at one time it is for a burn, where the good
effects of an ointment depend largely on how
carefully and thoroughly the ointment is worked
over and made smooth; perhaps at another time it
Is a case of heart failure, where the medicine must
be absolutely reliable in quality. No matter what
the disease, whatever the doctpf wants for you,
come to us for it. We have/all the drugs and
chemicals, all the equipmentyànd facilities for com
pounding prescriptions to the entire approval of
physicians and their patients. Nothing is ever left
undone here that would, if done, make the
medicine more exactly as the physician desires it.
Let us fill your prescriptions.
Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
(Sacc«Mor* t»'J.IS.|Herr!ng*fc Co )
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
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Our $5·Q.5
Suit Spécial
It's an awful little price, but there are
some mightv good Suits in the bunch
Some were #ΐ2.ςο, some were $10.00
and others were $8 ςο. ^ About ço
Suits It f; . : : : :
Half Price Hats;
Upwards of 200 in Derbies and Sdft
Hats only one or tu ο of a kind. To
clean them up quick take pick for
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Diet} at Italy.
This paper regrets very much to
chronicle the death of the little two
year-old girl of Prof. J. M. Crawford
at Italy, which occnrred there yester
day. Mrs. C. B. Alexander, Mrs. Ber
; ry and Mist Bark*, all of Midlothian,
passed through the city last η ght en
route to Italy to attend the funeral.
I These ladies are relatives of Mr, and
Mrs. Crawford.
One night daring a performance of
"Uncle Jo«h Sprnceby" in LeadvlJle,
in the great saw miîi acene, a big
miner jumped on the etage and at
t^mped to stop the engine, the cur
tain bad to be lowered and it took
q iite a t'me to pacify the man and
convince l im, that ail you see on the
a age is not real.
To reach tne peuple advertise
in the Light.
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LADIES'
Tailor Suits
AT
Half Price
We have about a dozen or more Ladies' fine
Tailor Made Suits, some $12.50. 515.00, $20.00
and others at $25.00, on sale now at half price
Ladies'black Venetian "uit, double breasted
coat, silk lined, coat has silk front fastening,
collar trimmed in silk bands, skirt full length
and trimmed in 3 rows of si s k <£ - ~
bands, price was $25.Red Tag Price Φ *
Ladies' Brown Basket Cheviot Suit, silk lined
coat with velvet vestee, skirt regular length.
Price was $2000. Red Tag Λ
Price ΦΐΟ.ΟΟ
Ladies' Black Venetian 5uit. coat made double
breast style and lined with taffeta silk, skirt
full length and trimmed with 3 rows silk
bands. The price was $14.50. Red <£ — ~ —
Tag Price ·Ρ7·^5
Ladies' Dark Blue Venetian Suit, coat silk
lined and skirt regular length ^—
Price $12.50. Red Tag Price
Ladies' Gray Cheviot Suit, coat made in
stylish double breast cut and lined with good
quality farmer's satin, skirt full —
length. Price $10, Red Tag Price
Ladies' Jackets at Half Price
Ladies' Skirts at Cost
MURPHY'S