The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 26, 1902, Image 4

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for Particular Smokers
lUflCS, It JenH hard to Und a good «moke, when
you know where to} go. We have a reputation
for supplying particular smokers with pro»*! Cigare,
and we mean to keep it a·. We hare just increased
our stock of Cigars to meet the wants of the growing
number of men who come here. Your favorite brand
is likely to be here.
The Bullet '
Of the assassin may be more sudden, but
it ia not more sure than the dire puniah
saent meted out to the man who abuses 1
hi* stomach. No man is stronger than
tri· stomach. When the stomach is dia
■aaeil the whole body is weakened.
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
Tares diseases of the stomach and other
•«jjans of digestion and nutrition. It
cores diseases of other organs when it
«■res the diseases of the stomach, on
which the several organs depend for
■Btrition and vitality.
«I would *ay in regard to vour medicines
til at I have been rTeatiy benefited by them,"
writes Mr. J. S Bell, of Leando, Van Buren Co.,
Sa. * I was at one time
m» ι inoufifnt aimoet
fat deaths ac*
βοη ft tied to
And part of
%o my bed.
takrn trallonsof medi
oee. but it only fed
tbcdisease; but I most
Êmy that ' Golden Med
ic· I Discovery" ha*
eared me. and to-day 2F~~\
I am stouter than I *
k*ve been for twenty
wears I am now forty·
TJkrec years old Have
taken in all twenty-nine
kettles of ' Golden \fedical *
Vlaoovery,' besides two or \
three dozen vials of Dr
Werce'a Pellets, but now I
take no medicine."
Dr. Pierce's Pleas
mnt Pellets cure con
stipation.
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ALL
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you Patent
or Kibo Kid
Crow Bros
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Have you seen my beauiiful
line of Imported Millinery a
Come and leave your order
I will guarantee to please you
J MRS. DALTON f
109 East Side Square
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V RATE SHEET ON FANS r
Styleok Business
Offices
Dry Goods Stores
Saloons
Soda Founts
Restaurants
Drug Stores
Jewelry Stores,
Barber Shops
— COMMERCIAL
Ceiling Fans
1 2 3 4
$4 (HI $7 IX) $!» 50 $12
4 (HI 7 (HI 9 50 12 (H>
5()0 8 50 11 50 1400
5 (Id S .">0 11 50 14 00
5 (HI 8 50 11 50 14 00
4 50 s (Hi 10 (HI 12 (HI
4 50 S 00 10 00 12 00
4 00 7 50 10 00 12 00
— RESIDENCE
Each
Λ I>T'.NI,
$3 (J(l
3 00
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8 50
ti (HI
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Desk Fans
12 in. 10 in.
$2 50
2 50
3 00
3 (H)
3 (Hi
2 50
2 .Ml
2 50
$3 oo
3 (Hi
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:i .50
:i 50
3 (.hi
3 (HI
3 (HI
SittssuhovJM on Bkpkoom Ceilinu Fans im» ' ^PHn
Bedroom $4 00 $2 50 $3 00
Diningroom - 3 (H) 2 50 3 00
Hotels and hoardlnghouses $1.00 per month more per fan
than résidences.
We are now prepared to fill all orders for fans.
Waxahachie Electric Light Company
I Will Sell for Cash
Roasted Coffee 10c, 12èc, 15c and 20c pound
Green Coffee 9c, 12éc and 20c pound
J&est Louisiana Syrup 60 Cents gallon
H. L. WYATT
Two Doors East of Rogers Hotel, East Main Street
NEW WOOD YARD....
....WOOD, COAL and FEED
just ppenep ® New Wood Yard on North Roger» street,
at MeCaul'e old grist mill. We are ready to furnish you with
Wood, Coal and Feed of ail kinds. Good measure and prompt
service is guaranteed. Case expected on ail orders.
McCaul & Young. Props
....Telephone Number 216
Ε. B. H05ELEY & SON
Dealer* in
Groceries, Feed and Country Produce
Phone No. Ιβδ
I PERSONALS
—Rembert Wat eon hue returned
to Austin.
—W. P. Dunaway, of Midlothian,
was in the city today.
—Mr" T.iEskridge, of Mt. Peak,
was in the city yesterday.
—Α. X. Burns, of Midlothian,
spent yesterday in the city.
— Mrs. J. T. King and children
have returned from Hutchins.
—Miss Bettle Press, from Tennes
see, is the guest of Mrs. J. W.
Clark.
— \V. B. Fears, of the Indian Ter
ritory, is visiting his uncle, Dr. J.
C. Fears.
—W. B. Still well, of Wood coun
ty, is \isiting his daughter, Mrs.
John Stone.
— Dr. Callan, from Georgia, came
down from the reunion on h pros
pecting tour.
—J. \V. Grizzle, of Emory, Miss.,
spent yesterday with his nephew,
L·. B. Grizzle.
— President Kirkes, of Trinity
University, was in the city today
from Corsicana.
—T. Harvey Freeman of Mt.
Juliet, Term., is the guest of his
relative, J. S. Davis.
—Mrs. S allie Jaugera, of Hamp
shire, Tenn., is visiting her father,
J. S. Brooks, near Sterrett.
—Mrs. Dr. Shephard and little
eon, of Eldorado, Ark., are visiting
their relative, Mrs. Joe W. Single
ton .
—li. Ij. Kusecn aim ι. h. liuseen,
of Gayieville, Ala., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Pierce Little on Ferris
avenue.
—\V. H. Burns, of Mt. Peak, was
in the city yesterday to see some of
his friends who were in from
Arkansas.
— Mr. J S Robinson, of^Hilisboro,
who has been visiting· his daughter,
Mrs. \V. T. Stovall, returned home
this morning.
— Mrs. R. L. Phillips and daugh
ter, Miss Catherine, of Lwwisburg,
Tenn., are visiting the family of Mr.
John E. Smith.
—Judfrre J. C. Henderson, of
Naples, Tex., came down fjom the
reunion to s{>end a day or two with
his son, Ben Henderson.
—Thos. J. Timmins, of Obion
county, Tenn., and Rev. G. A. Rey
nolds, formerly of Columbia, Ten».,
are visiting Mr. W. A. Amis.
—J. Brown, of Paradise, Ky.t is
visiting his sons, Ed Brown, a mer
chant at Ray, and Jord Brown, man·
ajfer of the Getzendaner ranch.
— Mrs. (Dr.) Brownlee Ferguson
and little son, Will B., left this
morning for Decatur to spend three
or four weeks with lier mother.
— Messrs. R. A. Courtney and
John Rosson, of Paragould, Ark.,
were the guests yesterday of J. W.
Bird. Mr. Courtney was in Waxa
haehie about nine years ago and he
«as greatly impressed with the
trrowth of the town since then.
Rheumatism
M. F. Jtallantyne, of Rallantyne A
McDonough's iron foundry, Savan
iiah.tia.. hsv- in· ha» suffered fr
years fr<>iri rheumatism, and could
<ιΊ no relief from any source hut 1*.
P. P., which cured him entirely, lie
•xtois the , properties of P. P. P. on
ivery occasion.
1*. i'. P. is the Teatest known
•ure for rheumatism; it eradicates
:he disease out of the sj stem quickly
and forever.
P. P. P., Lippiuan's Great remedy,
sures salt rheum, with its itch and
burning, scald head, totter, etc.
P. 1'. 1'. cures boils, pimples, and
all eruptions due to the blAod.
P. P. P. cures rheumatism and all
pains in the sides, hack, and shoul
ders, knees, hips, wrists and joints.
P. 1'. P. cures blood poison in all
its various stages, old ulcers, sores
and kidney complaints.
P. P. P. cures catarrh, eczema,
erysipelas, and all skin and blood
diseases, and mercurial poisoning.
For sale by all druggists.
He Kept HI* Leg.
Twelve years ago J. W. Sullivan,
of Hartford, Conn., scratched his
leg with a rusty wire. Inflamma
tion and blood poisoning set in. For
two years he suffered intensely.
Then the best doctors urged ampu
tation, "but," he writes, "I used
one bottle of Electric Hitters and
1% boxes of Rucklen's Arnica Halve
and my leg was sound and wwll as
ever." For Eruptions, Eczema,
Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores and all
blood disorders Electric Bitters hae
no rival on earth. Try them. Her
ring-Sparks Drug Co., will guaran
tee satisfaction or refund money.
Only 50cents.
Portland, Oregon, i'. P. A. con
vention, June 3 to 7. Tickets on
sale May 27 to June 8. Rate $00.00
and $00.00, according to return
route. Special train will leave
Houston over Sunset Route 9 p. m.
May 28 and will run through to Port
land, making special stops at El
Paso, Los Angeles, Monterey and
San Francisco.
—Mies Mamie ReHe, of Çoïlint
vlile, Ala., le vUiiinp her eonein,
Dr. A. B. S mal].
— Mr, A. M. Eastland and wife
arrived last night to visit the fam
ily of Mr. M. Eastland.
—Q. C. Anderson and R. H. An
derson, of Jackson, Tenn., were
registered at the Rogers hotel today.
—Joe Brigg·, of Lynnville, Tenn,,
came in from the reunion at Dallas,
and is the guest of his brother-in
law, Brice West.
—Mrs. J. B. Bieland, of Ennls,
and Mrs. MeCullom, of Terebonne
parish, La., are visiting Mrs. Bis- 1
land's daughter, Mrs. J. !->. Her-'
ring.
— Dr. H. W. Caffey, of Verbena,
Ala., who has been attending the
reunion at Dallas, is the guest of
his brot.her-ln,law, J. R. Rives, of ι
tills city.
— C. M. Sturgis and ('. A. Harrell, |
of Birmingham, Ala., spent last j
night In the city with their old army
friend and mess-mate, A. M. De
J «mette.
—('apt. S. P. Allen, of Palestine,
came in last night from the reunion
to spend a few days with his brother
and sister, L. K. Allen and Mrs. H.
L. Barton.
—Mr. and Mrs. Ham Herrod, of
Batesville, Miss., and Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Turner, of Spartanburg, S. C.
ar»· the quests of the family of Dr.
VV. F. West.
— Hon. R. Gibson went to t'or
sicana this morning to celebrate the
anniversary of Odd Fellowship
with the children at the Widows and
Orphans Home.
— Mr. J. A. Smith, a prominent
planter, of Coosa county, Ala., who
has been visiting his cousins, Mm.
Oscf* Goodwin and H. A. McMillan,
left for home tide morning.
— G. M. ('aliens, W. D. t'aliène,
and (4. M. ( aliens, Jr., of Dar
danelle, Ark., relatives of the ('al
iens brothers, of this county, are
visiting them for a few days.
— A. R. Atkinson division pas
senger agent of the Central, war. in
the city this morning on his way to
Midlothian where a party is being
organized for an excursion to Cali
fornia.
— R. C. Patrick, Mrs. Moseley
and R. C. Handley, of Franklin
county, Tenn., are visitinjr the (am- j
ily of ( apt. M.* T. Patrick. Mr. I
Patrick is a brother to the first I
two named and a brother-in-law t»f ,
the lat ter.
Mrs. Powell and Mr·. Wei-j
bourne, of Grenada, Miss., Mrs.:
Scurlock, of Hood county, Texas,!
who have been visiting their brother,
W. L. 1*. Leigh, left this morning j
to visit relatives in Caddo Mills,
Texas.
-Col. M. W. McKnight returned
this morning from Dallas where he
had been to attend the reunion. Mr. j
McKnight says it was the greatest
reunion he ever attended and that
he greatly enjoyed meeting with his
old army friends.
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Countless thousands h;i\· found,
a blessing to the body in Dr. Κίιικ'* ί
New Life Pills, which jior-itiveiy
cure Constipation, Si.-k Headache,
Dizziness, Jaundice, Malaria, Fever;
and Ague and ail Liver and Stom
ach troubles. Purely vegetable;
never gripe or weaken. Only 'i> at
Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
The surest and safest reineuy f< r ;
kidney and bladder diseases is :
Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by Β
\V. Fearis
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Here's a Fresh Grist of
Rich Bargains far 0 0
MONDAY and
TUESDAY
BEAR in mind the fact that judicious buying is
synonymous with the fundaments! principles
of economy and good housekeeping. It behooves
vou to get the highest value for the least money.
That's what you get when you deal with us. An
inspection of our very pleasing assortment for
summer will do more to convince you than
volumes we could say in print 0 α ύ
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500 yards embroidery, nice quality, sells regularly
for 7 l-2c and 5c yard. Monday and
Tuesday for «2V
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lot of Embroideries that we sell for 12 1-2
It goes Monday and 5c
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Extra nice quality Embroidery, we always get 15c
and 20c a yard for this quality. Monday | Λ-*
and Tuesday onlv ' l \/C
One
cents and 10 cents.
Tuesday at, yard
350 yards Torchon Lace, nice widths, some sell
for 10c yard, some 8 1 -2c and others for 7 1 -2c and
5c yard. Monday you get choice of any *1*·*
piece for only.
Valenciennes Laces that we have been selling for
8 l-2c, 7 l-2c and 5c yard,
and Tuesday onlv
For Monda ν
2 c
Nice quality White Lawn, cheap at 10c yard
Monday and Fuesdav only
5c
Better quality White Lawn, a good value
at 15c yard. Monday and Tuesday for
7\c
Other qualities White Lawn, ranging in price from
16 2-3c. JÔc, 25c and up to 50c yard. Specially
priced f<V Mondav and Tuesday.
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Checked Nainsook that we always sold for
and 12 1 -2c yard. Monday and Tuesday
at the catchy price of
10c
5c
Every department
tempting thifïgs .,·
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fairly bubbling over with
tempting prices.
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We May Be Underadvertised
But Undersold-NEVER
The Leader
Leads the Procession in Fine Millinery
f ^
and, buying direct frortf the manufacturer, is in a position^to
sell you at the same ufrkes other retailers pay the wholesale
houses : : Tpen /nother thing worthy your consideration
Leader StjHes are Always Correct
We ask an inspection of our goods and prices. We are
confident that we . can please in both. 000
Miss Mai Porter
The Brader Supplies all Millinery Wants