The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], February 07, 1902, Image 4

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I "Prescriptions Carefully
; ' ! This is an old, familiar saying—in fact so old that I
j some druggists have forgotten what it means. We 2
J have not. We practire it yet at our store. Filling ·
» prescriptions is our specialty, and we do our work 2
» carefully, and do it quickl). 3
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have been our welt sole Queen Quality Shoes %
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J pleased to please you in the best 54.00 Shoe made ~F
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5 such Shoes are 1 neces>it\. Stvlish, comfort- F
X giving, serviceable Shoes, 1^ just what they are.
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4 THE F Ο Ο Τ F I Τ Τ Ε R S **
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ii PERSONALS j
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—J. T. Lane, of Ennis, was in 'he;
city today.
—J. W. Storey, of Ennis, was in the
city today.
—Coi. Joe R. Gibbons of Bardweli
wae here today.
—Judge Ο. E. Call was here today
from Corsicana.
— Miss Bertha Mizell has returned
from Beaumont.
—Rev. W. M. Lane, of Alvarsdo,
was in the city yesterday.
—Attorney T. H. Collier, of Ennis,
attended court here toda>.
—Postmaster John Beaty was a busi
ness visitor to Denison today.
—John Taylor, manager of the Core- j
icaua cotton mili, whs tae-e today.
—H. L Scales, a prominent cotton
oil mill man of Corsicana, wis here
today.
— Mr. and Mrs. L. Q. White of
Whiteeboro are visiting the family of
K. P. Hawkins.
"—Misses Jewell Brooks and Nettie
DeWitt, of Hilleboro, spent yesterday
In the city with friends.
·—Mre. V. Hafner and Mra. Hyer, of
Hillsboro, returned home yesterday
after a pleasant visit with Mrs. Doma
Beall.
—C. Petty, Esq , vice president of
the De Soto Mining and Smelting
Comyany, came from the mines on a
bueintse trip to the president, Hugh
Stewart, at 8 p. m. yesterday and left
again at 10 p. m. to return.
Died at Giro.
L:tle R y Siddall, son of Mr »rd
Mr». L. A. Siddall, who live near Ozro,
departed tble life Jan 31 at 6:30 ρ m.,
after twenty four davs iilaees* The
little fellow never complained of any
pain and when asked by anyone how
he was feeling his answer was, "I am
all right." In epite of all that could
be done for him by medical skill or
kind and loving hands death claimed
Liai as Its own. Roy was eight years
old last December and had only at
tended school a few weeks·
During hie illness he would call for
bis book and repeat his alphabet.
When death hovered over little Roy
and the family gathered aroucd hie
bed to say farewell to him on earth he
could not speak, but placed hie arme
around each onb'e neck and bade them
good bye.
His remains were laid to rest in Xa
tiontown graveyard.
Funeral services were conducted by
Rev. Chas Russell, of Auburr, and a
large crowd of friends of the family
was pre-ent.
PrtsldiiJg Elder Sen»abaugh of
W'axahachie held quarterly confer
ence at the Methodist church here
Saiuidny, aud preached excellent
sermons to large congregations Sun
day morning and night.— Milford
Courier.
had To Conquer Or Die
"I was just about gone," writes Mrs.
Rosa Richardson, of Laurel Springs,
JN. Ο , *'I had consumption so bad that
the best doctors said I could not live
more than a month, but I began ' ο use
Dr. King's New Discovery and was
wholly cured by seven bottles and am
now stout and well." It's an unrivaled
'ife-saverin Cousumption, Pneumonia
La Grippe and Bronchitis; infallible
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hay Fever
Oroup or Whooping Cough. Guaran
teed bottles 50c jnd #1 00 Trial bottles
free at J. S. Herring & Co drug store.
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Home Merchants' Prize t
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[Awarded to Hr. L. T. Graham
Ν order to secure next prize you must have the
largest amount of tickets, and they must be
presented to Ross Jewelry Company on or before
February 2, 1902. Tickets turned in after
February 2 will not be received until March 2.
in purchasing goods of the following firms you
should not negkct to call for the Home Merchants'
Tickets. When you fail to do so, remember, you
are the loser.
Home Merchant Tickets at
Jolehch & Charka. Foreign
1 and Domestic Dry Ûooae/Clotn
iDg.ftC.
Vies Mai Porter, Fine Mill?
nery, keeps «11 η w goods and
lat« et style·.
J B. Hinkh, Fancy Groceries,
Flee Tandles, <to.
The Oldham Hardware Co.,
all kinds of Haidware, Tinware,
Stove a, etc.
Spalding A. McCartney, Fur
niture, Complete Builal On'tlts,
etc.
Perhino Pi'ahkb Drimj Co,,
Drt'gs, Toilet Article», etc.
W. F. 'Billvph & Co., Freeh
Meats, Haras, Dressed Chickens,
Turkey·», etc.
J. W. Mc Manub, Implement·,
Vebicl< « aud Harness, all the
beet goods.
Ο. Λ. Arnold, Pianos and
Orsr u *, ^bert Music, Small In
strntijtUiC., ele.
Ε HUDSON, Photographer.
ArUR "vt rk and prices to suit
©vt j?! ly
W. -. J jninos, Wood, Coal
β J F' d Free delivery. ;Phone
107 (fhl r rings).
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MENTON. '
Short item· «( Interest Gleaned fey the
Lifbt Reporter.
To keep Informed of tbe local hap
pening* of Waxahacbie read the light.
Real estate dealer· will find oar
Want column a profitable place to list
their bargain·.
Jamee Griffin is reported to be quite
•Ick at the home of hie parente en
Oldham avenue.
Yonr attention le called to the ad
vertisement of J. 8. Campbell & Com
pany on the flrstfpage of tbie iefue.
The Roes Jewelery company's big
box sale will take place between tbe
hours of 9:30 and 11:30 tomorrow
morning.
Fred B'at.k has sold bis .nterest in
tbe market of Billups & Company,
and is now connected with the market
of Sate if 11 & Compati} .
On the second page in this i«eoe !
will b« found au article entitled, :
' Dudley Writes a Book.'' We watt
you to read the article.
Ju!p hran; on ba^ opened a n- w sa
loon in one of the new brick houses
of Col R A Davison Franklin street.
Mr. Brannon bas η complue hue of
choice wines, whiskies and ci«arp,and
invites you to Crtli.
Ε Κ. Shaw and A. B. Basbam, good
1 citizens of t .o Bariiwr II country, wert
'•ah. i t at tt i.s office today. Mr. Shaw
renewed the Weekly Enterprise to
h.i ; ildrt - at,d Mr. Hashani add«d
lu·· «tm■ .· . 'h· li"t.
Ε i Wi lia in- has r«rnrni?d from r
j tri, to South ' exa··. He sa.\ s tnat
( ountty cautiut he compared wi b old
Elbe and a fello* doesn't ktiow how
; to appreciate bin borne county until
lie tptnUf a !e\\ days i;i socn-j otber
part of the state.
\V ;vl. Ross, who bas been a partner :
in tbe businese firm 11 Hooks & Com
pany <<f Red Oak, recently disposed
of hi- interest and has moved back to
his home on Yickery street in this
city. vYe are glad to have Mr. Ross
with us again, as he is a first-rate cit
izen. Upon bis return his first act was
to have tbe Daily Light sent to his
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Jack Barton, advance represent»· !
tive of the Rutledge Dramatic Com
pany, in here today covering the bill·
boards wiih advertising matter an j
nouncint; the return uf hi* company j
here Feb. 13. Ibis company played
here a tew nights ago under the nam" ί
of the Winn tan Stock Cumpary acd ;
tbe hearty reception given them in- !
dnced the return engagement. Tlx- i
company i* much t-tronger than when
first here and our theater goers will
be treated to four first class jierform- j
ancee. v
St'ne Br.jd. make quick delivi rv of !
wood, charcoal auc! feed stuff ]
cheap foij^ash.
Sujirijj Aeïtern Land
Dr. J. B. J. Gilliam, who is a^ent for j
a large quantity of land in the West,
sold four scctioD» iuesday to J. J.
Park, one section to Will Jennings,
and one to J. A. Trammel. The laud
ie situated in the counties of Terry
and Yoakum. It ie deeded land. The
price paid was a little lees than one
dollar per acre The western part of
the state in attracting a great deal of
attention from the home seekers and
others who are looking for cheap land.
— Italy News-Herald.
There Is more Catarrh in this sec
tion of ihe country than all other dis
eases put together, ar.d until the last
few years was supposed to be incura
ble. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease, and
prescribed local remedies, atid by
constantly failing to cure with local
treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Scienca has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease, and therefore
requires constitutional treatment.
Hall's Catarrh Cnre, manufactured by
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
the only constitutional care on the
market. It is taken internally in
doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful.
It acte directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They
offer one hundred dollar· for any
case <t fail· to core. Bend for circulars
and testimonials.
Address, F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, Ohio. Sold by Druggists 75c.
Hall's Family Pills are the beet.
Tbe Elk's Entertainment.
The entertainment given at the
£lk'e ball laat night by Qavin S pence
and Flora McDonald was high class in
every respect and the small audience
present highly appreciated the mail·
cal number·. These people have few
superior· as capable musicians and
have given performance· in the lead
ing cities of both the old and the new
world. They went to Ennia thia
morning where they an to give an
entertainment tonight.
Ask Stone Broa. ab<*ut For ne ν 3*ay
and Alfalfa ; they act· selling it cheap
forcaah.
Bucklen'a Arnica Salve,^
Haa world wide fame for marvellotta
cures. It anrpaaeea any otner salve,
lotion, ointment or balm for cuta,
corna, barns, bolls, sores, felona, ul
cere, tetter, salt rbenm, fever aoree,
chapped hands, skin eruptions; In·
fallible for pilea. Cnre guaranteed.
Only 26c at J. 8. Herring and Co. HI
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I» ill* Correct ArrenfenKBÎ el <·»« Mf*
urée ο* (be Bill.
The flrtt contest in which the Dally
Light gave « premium of five dollar·
in gold to it· enbaerihers, has cloaed.
The envelope in which the five dollar
bill wan sealed wa· ooened at the
W«zahachie National bank this mora
ine, and on it wa· the number 4490805.
In the arrangement of the jumbled
figure· two of the contestante gave
them exactly at they appeared on the
bill. The lucky person· were Worth
C. Kockett and C. N. Anderson. Mr.
Rockrtt's (£uese was filed tlret and to
hiu tbe five dollars In gold has bean
given 5ar. Anderson was second and
whs given credit for si* month*' sub
scription to the Daiiv Light. Mrs. J.
A. Synco was third, her guess being
4t 8905, and W. M |Snow was fourth.
4 .80905. Thi- was very clo*e to the j
correct number, and in addition to J
the two premiums heretofore adver- j
ti*ed Mrs. 8>n"o and Mr. Snow have)
m ·η been given credit for one month's ,
subscription to the Light. The con- !
test has ben satisfactory in every
respect and a large cumber of xnessee ·
wfre filed. [I
S'.one Bros. i> The pi&ef to bny yonr
wood, coal and feeuyitfcff cheap for !
cash. ' y
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Firt at Ferris.
Qu.te a disastrous fire occurred at j
Fr rris yesterday η orninir, originating
«bout «:30 o'clock in the grocery ;
store of John Loyd, Three small I
frame buildings were destroy ed Two ,
of the burned building* belonged io O. ;
Α Τ ι « 0' », : one to <4. \V. Wyatt
Neither houie was insured. Tne
stock of groceries b longing to Mr.
Loyd wa«. tat-ally destroyed and v. a*
insured for $500. A small restaurant
ruu by Manda Lewis colored was
also burned.
To Cure (Jrip in Τ wo Days
Laxative Bromo· Quinine removes
the cause. E. VV. urove's signature
oa every box. Price 25c.
—\—if
Ring up Styn# Br is. 53, and or 1er
j our wood, cosl and feed they sell you
cheap for cash.
Daily Light Want Ads get anything
you want, or sell anything you have
to sell
with oar
loo* *o itylieb. Moreover
yoa Are not "taken la" when
yon bur of oe—joe get boocat
▼aine every time. If in the
market for anything is the
way of a Stanhope, Phaeton,
or a Runabout, H «til really
be worth yoar wnile to to
through onr «took, examine
critically and a*k price· on
what fttrikee yoar faney. We
are Tbe Baggy People,
wholesale and retail.
PARLIN & ORENOORFFCO.
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CITY PROPERTY
For 5ale
Good 4-room boute ou Mr Lean
street, very neat house, »hadv
yard anl near buMneHo 07ΕΠ
center. Price ... 01 wU
One .Vroora hoaae on Ferri· ave.
Tbiaie v^ry conveniently located
at to boajneaa. unlvera'ty <*ixf
public achod. For a ehorpflra»·
wti can offer for thj>
low t'riee di
$850
One very d* t'nhle lot oo Vick
pry with room fucuch ί
'wo dwelling*.
Price
$550
A ver* ''epîrabîe rno^fn
taga, with 6 room·
trunîiog car iiue un
;r»-»t. \ r, a! , . ο ' ' aid
outbuilding*, plenty ζΟΠΠΠ
c>f <vat*>r. a harjjaln «? vJuUU
A good 4 room hoate on Ferrie
ave , 1 (>t 70x160; a r>e*t c<xt*g<"
with cll> water.
Price
nail,
West Mam
$1000
One neat 4-rooTa|houae on >iorih
College at. Roomy lot, lasting
water, crib and shed A C7Cn
bargaiu ai .... w I uU
One good 4-room houa. in Kauf
man «t., iaree corner Sot, citv
r"Vi ator and a bargain
at....
A nice tt-rnom modern cottage,
t!, acre» of land, near college.
p!<*nty of Iwater, good barn and
oDtbuildlnga. Terme "
esay. Price
Ont* io; 200x400 f> * t, in
university, f>eautilnily loc»t"U
with ea*t frcn?, overlooking the
»-otir·· town.
finest i uiidln
hv of the
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tern,
ohfd.
Term- I I
hataoc** if oeptred.
$1150
$2250
mile ι
i hi» i« one of |th*
in tbe viclo
ontveratty. Very
ssy terms
■r om hoa*f <·η Brown at..,
x400 feet, 4&Vharrei ci·
cri<» anu atock
Priw
ItiO .»«o, 7 year» on
$850
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LY WAY"
TO conduct a Box Sale is to conduct
it right. And let us state right
here, dear reader, that that is the way we
propose to conduct tomorrow's Box Sale
(9:30 to 11:30)—"the only way." We
have arranged matters so as to avoid the
usual jam and other discomfitures com
mensurate with such occasions. Purchas
ers will enter the front store door on
Main street, procure their tickets and
exit at the side door. Thus everything
passes off smoothly and all are enabled
to procure a package. Again, we will
state that no boxes will be exchanged.
We will refund money to all who are not
satisfied with their purchase : : : :
Fifty Cents the Box
Ross Jewelry Co.