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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], March 01, 1902, Image 4
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Entered intc where it is invited, and stays
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it is well treated. We jhviteyour
trade, and guarantee to tre?(t you «veil
Try one of our Key West Perfects
Cigars, it is the best ·ν·
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RATHER PLEASE %
THAN 2,
DISAPPOINT YOU I
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Prefer to sell you Shoes worth more ihan you pa ν Sr
for them, than have you buy something iron) which &
you get less value ι h a η you expected :: &
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$21
4.
£U
For any of our L\uie>' Three and Three Fifty Shoe- f]
is a Feast of Economy what f« s-h/ncw st !cs an ! f
leathers in Ladies' Footwear are served. They did -v
not disappoint at the former prices—thev will t'
surprise you at the now Two-Fifty price :: ::
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f THF FOOT FITTERS ^
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It's Here for Yon *
$
Telephone us aa order aria
you'll be surprised at the
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W9 gret the coal there. Our
regular «uctomera are wel!
pleased with ;he way we
handle their orders, and
witn tho pxceileiice of me
coal—you'll be pleased, too
Sleeper Grain Co.
Peed and Coal
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£* *ΓϊίΊΓ*~>ΐ κτνίηπττηπηπηί ι ϊτϊ sr^rïifTrrsrrrïTÎVinrerïrftî'V'n'Tv^
City Propert}/ For 5ale
cd
A neat 4-roora cottage near sqnnro. ir good repair, a bargain at «1000 ^
A 2 Bthrv 7 room house in West End on car line. Pries rca cnabt?
and terme to euit.
8everal choice University lote that we are offering at reasonable price?.
A very choice H loom modern cottage, located on one of Wasahachie'n
naont popuiar streets near the business cerner. A bargain, terms to an it
A very choice 4 room cottage and corner lot, close in. Price, 81251»—
one-third cash and the balance on easy terms.
A choice 5-room home, barn atiij largo lot, convent to chnrenes»,
school a:.d busiuens center. Price $22^0.
4 room house on Aldredge street, convenient to car line. Price §47·'·
5
I Will A. rialcolm & Co. I
C OFFICE SE ί ON Π FLOOR ODD FELLOWS' BUILDING I
C» At ft β A11 · a A4 fi.» Β Ά Β 2 VJ1 β. fi. H. AAA. S A A SJL 9 HO V 0 S II A A S fi A JH IL* * Β ft Ο
The Light, 50c a Month
and it's well worth the Money
PERSONALS
»
!
—P. H. Templeton and Walter
Richardson were passengers to Dalle·
this morning,
—Attorney G. O. Oroce went to
Dallas this morning.
—A. E. Ewe'l ret irned 'rom Dallas
this moruiiyg.
—W. E. Carroll, who has been act
ing as bookkeep r for McFadden
Broa. h<-re this senenn. loft tbie morn
ing ίor his homd *t Caldweli.
— iiifl Li'llari Downing returned
last ! igbt from St.. LonU whore the
ha^ b-en to purchase her stock of
«pring millinery.
—Constab'e R. A· Smith was in !
Da.Ia* today.
—Mr?. V.' R Pry or ban return; d to
EnnU
— .V'r. and "Irs. Alex Terrell aie
visiting relatives in For: U'orth.
— Joe Hellmen, who has been con
nected with tbe Kiccbe Dry Goods
rorr.pany, left this morning for Si.
1. u s where be will in the future re
side.
— Mrs. J. N. Ivy and babs went to
Dallas this morning to epend a few
days w.'th her mother.
—Deputy Great Sachem Lowe ar
rived in toe city th*s r.omiog from '
Vmu i.i uiui with ùe Kedmen to
lUfc.i.
-Mis. Gejrfje iicefcer . nd littl
daughters, Marie 'mid Lucile, if
Λ i hi., r.re in Enn β t.'.day
ι iinj. i.avt< hid quite h fcjnrge of nick ■
b: m ia their family thin winter.— Eu
π » <* Wf f.
— Mî*h Fraρ· ι J'aytii w, or βπ:·γ
man, wLj has bien vieiting her
brother, Mr. J. R. Mayl uw, returatd
ïi J * . ·.· Jr C<i»i À ». C*j .
— Feid Lin·. «, a knignt of the gr p.
ο. S'.. Lofai.-, ..· ia the city.
—J D. Trammell, of Palestine,
v-uie; engineer of ths IaU rtaton.
was in the city today.
— Mme Chariie Krwin, uf Uatrett,
pas ed through the city th β morning
'or* her way to Red Oak to visit re-ia
! tivee. During the interval between
! trains she waa the guest of Mise Elia
; M Knight.
' —Mr. J. 1). Fiaweor, of Ear.u It,
i cnier of ir.e record for the Kedmen of
J 'iexae, ie in ihr c;ty to ni* et wth tht
j !o<Î£9 tollijf'ut·
One more da. onh at McLecdon e
Do you want a ftoint s If *o we will
buiiri or bay you one and you t an ^ay
for ic at $7.50 per month. Tne Texaa
Ilotoe Co-Operntive iiuiUiit μ Associa
tion, J. M. Oumby, local agtnt. ft
t.intra) Architect iiere.
ArchittiU Luureu, of the Houston Λ
Texaa Centra!, arrived in the city thlf
—•-'•inc -p-ntt 'he fort-noon in
j c->r.fer«riofl with Mr H. Hellan*, eu
ί perinfendent of the Fori Worth divis
ion, relative to the new pntmcngei
j station to b« baiit Here. These gen·
i Uemon went over ttie ground togetbei
I and ditcaased pis ne tor deoigning th<
aw buiidmi?. We understand iron
Mr. Lonrtn that rock from the 8tam
ford quarry wiil bo used for the t.itn
mateaJ of Fjrt Worth rock, m
mentioned κ au other article in tbii
paper.
Tuesday McLendou^packa up. 81
The T^xai Rome Co-operative A·
aociation will haiid you a home fo
97 £0 per month, end if you die jou
heir» get a c.'ear deed to the home
I See /. M. Cumhy, local agent. β
f LITTLE LOCAlLS ;
f i
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Mercer Walker went to tne county
peet house this morn'.ng witb County
Health Officer Jones to photograph a
cmallpoz patiei.t.
This paper r^.e'.a to learn of the
destruction by Are the other night of
A. L. Vines' «tore at Templeton, a
amill village between here and Ennla.
John D. Smith moved yesterday
from Waxihichio to one of the Carry
farm 4 ne:»r Saralvo.
Elbert Rousseau and wife, who live
north ol the college are rejoicing over
the arrival of a new pirl at their bome.
The lste arriva! is abou one yeek o!d.
J. W. Ptnn, residing near Pluto,
was here yesterday and said be hffi
eoki his farm in that community and
would soon move to drear couuty.
3jMr. Η. Γ. Ron seau, stenographer
in Phillips & Haws in··' abstract office,
bus coaipleted :i handsome cottage on
Williams street and will move into it
la a few days.
C >1 Μ. 'Λ'. McKnlght, who is not a
weather prophet, says that this dry
speli will end witn a rain.
The Young Ladies Auxiliary o? the
O. P. church will serve dinner March
2let, the occasion being the corner
stone laving of Trinity University.
1 ho remain·» of Mrs. Capps, who
died at Blanket, Texas, with pneu
monia, were eh pptd through here
tbi« mornif.g to Forrrs on for inter
men··.
Tin t'schersef Ellis and Navarro
c.iiu.i s met in a joint in«ti:uto at
Eni.is today, ie a rumb r of
teachers from Waxahiûbi and vi mi
tv are i:i altendar.ce
Λ ΠΙ:ιΓΠΙΙίίθ ilC«n«8 WU 19WEIU iKKJiij
to W, I. Puaey and lia*len iialtie
W iliiaiua.
A full train losd of i«ad ore μ»·. e«l
through tbe city ttafternaon en
rocte from ( udorado to Europe Thw
ore will be loaded on ιι aieaniehtp *t
Gaivf^lon for transportait η acroe1
. tbe ocesu.
Tbe C ntiκ! section ^ani» ha* been
a', wntk tuday rafc.ng aud bareitg
trash lu the >ard>« near tbe depot.
T:ie loi on wbicb the new depo'. will
be constructed was a!s.> cleat.· d off.
I tc·' e her ad»en', wit. a
grf-t.t flu·· y.
i "tin. Ceutral ha* p*gee<: U up to tbe
Kuty on t! e depot propositi-· η
Tickets for tf:e Olympia Op^rt
comp.niy are now οι» >βΚ· *t F a; »
drag st jre.
Tbe W oniati» Hi me Mi«*ion Su< ie'>
I
will meet a! Ibe Mnliiooi'-t ehurcl
j Mooi-ay uf.ornujri at three o'ol< i:«r.
Uncle Billie Vcungblaort, of tli
Avalon country, wue in the ci y >«.·
t-r<say and order, d aeverd cop'-*·· ο
the Enterpr.ee »>nt i j iu<i biolufc-f
and ott'er relnt'^ra Ln Hout'i Carolin"·
bia native elate. U. cl Biili- ua>e h
1# tryin* to get aome of hi» relative
out 11 tue D ilia « reunion in Λρ-Ίΐ »n<
if they com? h.i feela *ure they vr
fall in ίον·' wtb Tcxaa ard d -ide t
I make it thelrhome. Mr. Yoouj»bl>.«<i
; Lj a practical and iuccWul I rr
and he taj β th.it v.hilo things look
j litUu discouraging at pr. *>eut be tint k
1 : there will be ra n enough nr.ko
good crop.
,
H. 4 T. C SfKdal Rait».
■j Wsco, «cet. atate conventk»« Tn.\
• eieia' Protective Aetn; tickit* ou «·»]
. Apui 2nd a> rete $3.30 tor rou d ui|
; j return limit April β.
rlonne Completed,
Mr. Ingram, who bni.t the enttig»
on Cr»l *?reet for Jet Tbota·. w !1
a;ii«h . h»· building today a ad Monday
Mr. Durham will move in. A report
er f jr thia paper vi«iU»d tbe building
today ia company w th Mr. Tt-oma .
It la a «even-room houp*· an i one ο
the moat elegantly and conveniently
bu t Ixtmee in th»' city. Mr. Thotn**
; eUo own» tbt brick bjuse adjoin n^,
j oc upied by Mr. Will Pickett, arid th ·
two reaidm ί'<*β now *bsp«<î a» (boy
are make a band·"m s property and
will > ield good reii'n to tbe r ru 't!l*;g
j »»U> 0*D-r,
{ ■ I in. ■ —> *.a
Hied at dorado Cl'y
Mrr Jo» η € O h»on ihi· Afternoon
r#ceÉvt*ii a u. it-gr*B) frrtm PMfr W K.
titnia;. «ι ι or ado City ratiog that
hi* iMu'.ber died tin re ,ύί· uioruiiig.
Aire· Η .:■· 4·ί ν·*·, an put.t of Mr*,
s (1 h* »rt mud w»» n m i*t rttiim bli litdjr,
• κι <» * ·* t f I *·# ν ♦ w « ». ^ ^ ï<s. mi*
..*» viil'.ed lu Wax/tQftcbU» « number
j of ar.d b.* a i>o«t of frtaoda
, .v>re wî-.o wiii rogra U> b«>*rofler
! -icii'·. /
— ·—-— - - —
ii ·* , ·· wh·.»; u · i ( «»Buroe
Co Op*T*Uve AM^ci*i:oa will beild
ν ·>»i .ι tome f«>r if wiitt yon arβ
j p*jit g li»r not. S-e J. ft!, Curaby.
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NEW
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
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All over *he house, wherever
you turn, whatever you see is
new. It's none too early to
plan. The Spring days will
soon be here; turn the present
into the profit of the future.
Your Spring sewing should be
in active operation. We are not
strong in any one particular line
but on every line in our house
Pay Us a Visit Daily .... We Can
Always Show You Something New
.x^h ! c"<
EMPORIUM CF FASHION
! / ί ΤηΤΌΪ»5ΐΓΪ'ϊϊΤΠηΓϊίΓ«1Β e «TTÏÏÇB9 9 · «* 1 « Ο β « < ιιιιιιι»·ιι^
Mrs. Dalton wishes to announce to
I Ε the ladies of Waxahachie and vicinity that
β f
* her Millinery Parlor will be open for 2
ζ business on and after Saturday March 8, |
£ and cordially invites them to c^ll and «
** β»
Ί £ make her acquaintance whether they wish
r » to purchase or not.
jt ! λ* '
Her Grand Opening of imported
■ - Pattern Hats will occur Thursday March
ι ί j. 1^» at 109 east side square.
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ft »!**♦*» »»·««++»?*«·»♦♦«·«»♦·«*··«»*««·«♦«*····*·»···<
ij $6.oo Worth for 50 Cents
J I« «bat y ou g«t by j»,l»ing Deegan'· Ciroalattuft Library- No old
* bookf ; everyone la · i*te copyright. 2o cenH w Jf buy yon * monUi'·
? Mibecriptioo to oar Cir< elating Magasine Library* Ca:l and tee our fiat
>\ —DEEGAN'S BOOK/STORE
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♦»♦*·♦♦♦«
AT BRI Ν 'S
AT BRIN'S
AT BRIN'S
Money Savin# Bargains Monday and Taeedny
15c Hadras cloth n
25c Solid Color Organdies 1
$1.25 French Kid Qloves for 8
15c Torchon Laces
$1.50 Marseilles Quilts 9
$1.35 Lace Curtains 7
25c Lndies' Hose ... 1
15c Ladies' Handkerchiefs 1
20c Linen Towels 1
45c Table Linen 2
Bleach Sheeting
10-4 Bleach Pepperell Bheethig, tbe
beet produced, 10-yard limit 10 a
customer. Monday and Tuesday
Cambric Muslin
25 pieces cambric finish Muslin, com
petitor·' price &%c to 10?, special sale
price Monday and Toeeday
Embroideries
100 pieces ju*t received 15c, 20c, anrt
2ÔU value*, all thrown un une count-r.
cnoice Monday and ^ueeday f; r
New Wash Goods
A beautiful line new Waab Good/,
A. P. 0., Toile du Nord and Bed 8e*l,
all Infest combinations, Monday & Tare
Mercerized Zephyr
in all toe late new Spring colorings,
worth 2O0 to 25o a y»rd, will be on
tele Monday and Tuesday ..........
Chambrays
Fancy, figured and eolrd color Oharn
brsvys for àress wniata. etc. Special for
Monday κ»ή Tuesday _
Corsets
Ladle»' Qtweta just received
^nt'y trimmed, worth C0n and 75
rt-I prlri Mor.iluy and Ί ueswJay...
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