The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], March 24, 1902, Image 2

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ANNOUNCEΜΚNTS
COUN'.Y Π KEΓ
For R tp"" eenutlve:
J ok H. Gibbons
J. VI. AliDERDICE
For District Clerk ;
Amzi Carothers
Tom Bukleson
W. 8. Kemble
For County Judjje:
Lee Hawkins
J. T. Spencer
T. b. Williams
For County Clerk:
Kufe Hendricks
C. M. Banner
Η. E. Pickett
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ί PERSONALS
—Charley Crow was in Dallas k
day.
—Key Couch went to Italy tbi
morning.
— Mrs. C. D. Pickett visited in
Dallas today.
—T. E. Newton spent yesterda,
in Midlothian.
—Douglas Kendall, of Ennis, wa
here this morning.
- I —J. B. Earle, of Waco, spen
®, Sunday in the city.
—Mrs. B. G. Connor went tc
B Brenham this morning.
—Mr. and Mrs. Frank Oldhan
spent the day in Dallas.
—Marx Schneider and wife, ol
Italy, were in the city yesterday.
— L. H. Peters left this morning
on a trip to Dallas and Greenville.
— Messrs. J. A. Hill and J. W.
Jones, of Garrett, were in the city
today.
—Mr. F. Brady and daughter,
Miss Doma, visited in Lancaster
today.
—V. Hafner, of Hilleboro, spent
Sunday in the city with his brother,
A. Hafner.
—Prof. C. Q. Barton, of Decatur,
spent Sunday in the city with rela
tives and friends.
—John W. Craig and family went
to Ennis yesterday to attend the
funeral of Roger Ν. Haynes.
—Miss Lillian Godfrey, who has
been the guest of Mrs. C. A. Kirk
sey, left this morning on a visit to
Austin.
—Attorney G. C. Groce left this
morning on a trip to Dallas and
' Austin to look after matters con
1 nected with the higher courts.
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—F. H. Pierson, a student of
; Baylor University, who has been
visiting his brother, G. G. Pierson,
returned to school this morning.
—Miss Mary Hill, a student in
Trinity University, was a visitor to
; the city last week. While here she
! was the guest of Mrs. J. W. Craitf.
— Miss Eisa Chaska, who lias
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been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed
j Chaska, has gone to Ennis where
I she will visit a few days before re
turning to her home in Indiana.
— Mrs. J. F. Pierson and daugh
ter, Miss Lillie, who have been vie
i iting the family of Attorney G. G.
Pierson, left this morning for their
home at Emory. They were accom
panied home by Master Willie Pier
son.
—Hon. J. A. Be all, J. F. Strick
land and C. A. Kirksey came in
yesterday morning from Bosque
county. Mr. Beall and Mr. Strick
land spent the day with their fami
lies and left ajrain last night for the
scene of battle.
—Attorney J. C. Lumpkin s left
last night for Bosque county where
1 he will make a number of speeches
this week in the- interest of Jack
Beali's candidacy for congress.
Jack is a good speaker and will no
doubt be of much service to Mr.
Beall.
Weather Indications.
Tonight and Tuesday threatening
and probably showers. t
S. E. SHELLITO, Observer.
Ttewe '
has decided to put on ex
tremely low rates from all point»
along its line. The rate from Au»·
tin, Dalla*, Ft. Worth and DenisoE
will he 125.00. Tickets will be one
way, second class passage and will
be accepted on payment of th«
through Pullman tourist sleeping
car rate on all Pullman excursion
elopers operated over the Sunset
Route. Tickets will be sold daily
during March and April and are
limited to continuous passage. This
is the chance of a life lime to make
the trip to California. The through
' excursion sleeping cars are the very
best of their kind, are personally
conducted and equipped with every
convenience of travel. For further
information address local agent, or
M. L. Robbins, Ο. P. A T. Α., T. J.
Andersson, A. G. P. Α., Houston,
Texas.
Strikes a Rich Find.
Ί was troubled for several years
with chronic indigestion and ner
vous debility," writes F. J. Green,
I of Lancaster, X. H., "No remedy
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tric Hitters, which did me more good
than «all the medicines I ever used.
They have also kept my wife in ex
cellent health for years. She says
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grand tonic and invijjorator for the
weak,, run down women. No other
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Night Was Her Terror.
i would cough nearly all night
lonjj," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple
gate, of Alexandria, Ind., "and
could hardly get any sleep. 1 had
consumption so bad that if 1 walked
a block I would cough frightfully
and spit blood, but, when all other
medicines failed, thre»· $1.00 bottles
of Dr. Kind's New Discovery whol
ly cured me and I gained 58 pounds."
It's absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bronchi
tie and ail Throat and Troubles
Price 50c and il.00. Trial bottles
free at Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
$100 Reward $100.·
The readere of ibis paper will be pleased to
learn thai there Is at lea·*; one dreaded disease
that science ha.s been aWe to cure in alt It»
stages. and that Is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh l ure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional d>s
ease, require* a constitutional treatment. Hall'»
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faith Id Its curative power·», that they offer One
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cure. Send for list of testimonial»
Address, y. ,t. CHUNKY A CO., Toledo, O.
Sold b} Druggists, 75c.
Halls Kaoillj fills are the fcPt.
A Horrible Outbreak
"Of large sore un my little daugh
ter's head developed into a cas·· of
seald head," writes C.*D. Isbill of
Morgantown, Tenn., but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve completely cured Iter
it's a guarantee! cure for Eczema,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Pimples, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles. Only 23 cents at
H erring-Spark s Drug Co.
Working 24 Hours a Day.
There's no rest for those tireless
little workers—Dr. King's New Life
Pills. Millions are always busy
curing Torpid Liver, Jaundice, Kil
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don't forget the
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in Texas and Arkansas. Call for
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I Southwestern Telegraph
Telephone Coinp'y,
eenger train Να 3S. north bound, on
ib* Southern railway was wrecked by
a landslide at Coveevllle, 15 mlMI
south of here. The train was 40 foln
ntfa late and running at an unusual
rate of »p**>d. The engine was ditched
and sis coaches completely destroyed
by fire. The loss of mall was the great
est In tie history of southern railroad
ing.
Nicholas Town. ■ Pullman car por
ter. and al-υ an Unknown tramp wer*
ki!" *
Τ c lnjr-*d were:
.l«v - T.:rr.er, a fi~eman, fatally
liui r<
V..·',' Cierk A T.· Helton, seriously
burn· Ί
CJ r'r*v>r. |r<-s 1-irned.
R or k Injured.
Κ !'/■-- ht».
Η Ν !. :η broken.
J I. Pc: < t r'-'ht side injured.
J Γ ''"Loi. ..iSer, 1 :. t interna..y.
Γ) I' V hfP ' brui^wl.
(' " "f ι«ir M T. liu. i had his hands
bur I
er Α. Π t.ytm sl'ghtly bruised.
TROU 3Lc FOR Η ΑΥΤΙ
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I irt au Prince. Haytl, March 24.—
l.«*on Gabriel. who r'Vmed to be a
cUi/.en of France. and ν ho was exe
cuted Saturday afternoon after Λπ.ικ
a phot from a revolver at Gen. Cam
inu. the chief of police, was foriu«rty
an aide to former President Legittuc.
Upon this fa.:t, the Haytian govern
ment based the claim that Gabriel was
a Hay tie η and not a citizen of France.
The French mln ster here maintains
that Gabriel was a citizen of France.
He was registered here at the French
legation.
As a result of the execution of Gab
rlel, the French minister has requested
that a French man-of-war be sent here
and Is awaiting a reply from Paris.
Quiet prevails here.
Wlleo*·· Convlrtio· Apprcvwl.
Elizabeth City. Ν C.. March 24.—The
rerdlct that young Wilcox «a» guilty
of the murder of Mise Nellie Cropaey j
seems to have met popular approval,
though It was not considered probable
early Saturday that the jury would so
report. District Attorney Ward Bay*
he never looked for any verdict other
than murder in the second degree,
Lawyer Ajrdb-tt c,f the defense will en
ter an appeal on behalf of the pris
oner, He will s-*ek to set aside the
verdict on the ground that It was ni»t
consistent with the evidence brought
out In the trial.
There 1b little prospect of the pris
oner's paying the death penalty on the
date set by Judge Jones. As tha su
preme court does not meet until nert
September. It Is ntr»re than probable
that It wlli be 12 month* before the
case is disposed of finally.
Ftttl **««<■ ot Manila ·
Manila, March 2» —There have be<?n
four cages of cholera here, and two
more deaths from the plague are re
ported. The health authorities bel lev·
that their rl<rld precautions have avert
ed an epidemie.
As Gen. Chaffee did not want the
men of the Third Infantry to run the
risk of choWa. as a result of contact
with the City, that regiment has al
ready been taken aboard the United
States transport Grant. which will
sail for San Francisco one week ahead
of her scheduled time.
Five cases of cholera have been re
ported from the provinces.
Hurn«(1 Off Hntt«rtn.
Charleston. March 24.—Capt. John
eon of the steamship Navahoe, which
ha·- arrived here from Boston, reported
that on March 22. between Hatteras
and Bod ye island, the Navahoe passed
the st'-amer Major Barrett on fire.
The Navahoe steamed around her, but
saw no sign of life. Two empty boats
were adrift in the vicinity, and it is
thought that the crew was rescued.
The sea was smooth. The Major Bar
rett was an oil steamer, home port
Philadelphia, bound for New York
from Sabine Pase.
Four skeleton· I7oe»rth*d.
Taylor. Te*.. March 24.—While la
borers were making some excavations
at l^anesport, a village near here, for
the purpose of erecting a fuel oil tank,
four skeletons were found about four
feet below the surface. They had ap
parently been thrown in hurriedly,
and were covered uj> with their faces
downward These men are supposed
to have been killed by Indians In 1851
or 1852. as there was a battle with
the Indians about that time near
Lanesport.
Attempt· rl Murder sod Sulcld·
Pitsburg, March 24.—Mrs. Birdie
Ashlnskl. aged 28 years, wife of Joseph
Ashinski, of Coraopolie, fired two shots
from a revolver at her husband Sun
day but missed him. Turning the
weapon upon herself she put a bullet
through her heart, dying instantly.
The husband attempted to whip a
young son of his wife's by a former
marriage. This enraged the woman
and the shooting followed.
Dnnbl· Kill'»* I» Kontockr
Henderson, Ky.. March 23.—A fatal
shooting occurred at Corydon, in which
Green Pritchett was killed and John
Below, a farmer, fatally wounded. Bad
blood existed 'between the two men
over business. Pritchett was one of the
wealthiest men In this section. He
was an extensive land owner and to
bacconist. The coroner'» verdict exon
erated Below.
Kt !*d Her Mu·band.
Washington, lud., March 24.—Mr·.
Liberty K< mpf shot and killed her bus
band here because he tried to choks
her. She tr»id her story to the polies,
but has not bee® arrested.
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shipment of New YorR patterns and C(p
tailored hats on display Wednesday Ojk
before Easter. We invite those wanting X
an Easter Hat to call and inspect our φ
patterns. Remember that our styles (Ht
are direct from New YorK 0000 ^
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Tele phone u» an order
you'll be surprised at
and
the
promptness with which we
we get the coal there· Our
regular ou β to mere are well
El eased with the way we
aodte their orders, and
with the «rcellence of the
ooai—you'll be pleaeed, too
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Sleeper Grain Co.
Feed and C/> a 1
STONE BROS. Phone 53
We're About
, to Move
into«ur ww building, and, naturally,
prefen t<yroove cash or good note» than
to nxtyp busies. Therefore we are
nmkirij? liberal discounts on every
Hujnry, Phaeton, or Surrey, it* our
stock. If you would like to buy a (rood
Buggy at a good discount see us at once
Parlin Κ© j ^ 1
Orendorff Co.
The Buggy Peoplefj
Go to Stone Bros, on College and Main Sts
for Wood', Charcoal and Feed -Oate, Corn, Bran, Hay and Rix
Mil! Fttd for cattle; aleo Tonic Salt for cat'le. Prompt delivery,
ull mueurH and perfect satisfaction guaranteed Give ua a triai
order end be convinced. We are aleo prepared to deliver gravel
and dire on short notice.
Architect and
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Phone 78
Waxahachie, : Texas
E. S. Β ο ζ ε;
Uti!. il fi'iv' s «anftarv plumber
a J. Wi>rk i d"' *"d mv «*
„Λη ι MΡ1*»'·**1 ui <>» all kind· of.anitarv plumb η»
can do the work a, it should be don,·. OJv* 7trKrd"r
Wllliams, Hotel Bi'k, at Schuster's Tinshop
Α. Ο. T.
White's Transfer and Cab Company
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/ Prompt tranafers of passengers and baggage to and
j from ail part* of the city. Your patronage aolielted
Rogers hotel $jt Phone 131
Ε. B. HOSELEY & SON
Dealer· in
Groceries, Feed and Country Produce
Fhoue'.No.UeS
Purity.
CCUR/\CY.
ESTABLISHED 188â
Save Your Doctors' Bills
Sec
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,Will Ralston & Co.
f*r all kinds of Feedstuff and
i / GROCERIES.
»*t Φ ο iff to Ash'» Re*i!tnr*nt. Free delivery. L.j'
Pria·».
Devenport Ô
Timmins a 0 *
The up-to-date Livery Feed
and Sales Stable. Also first
class rubber tire carriage.
Have the only tirst-class
hearse in the city. 5ee us
when you need anything in
the livery line. Phone No. a
Buy Your Qroceries
From
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Telephone 10
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rocere and Butcher· AuociatioD
118 College Stree