The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], May 28, 1902, Image 3

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Five Cents · Pint*»
Ice Cream Soda fx·
There la no better froien dainty
than our ice cream. It i« the >>eg't
we have ever mad··, and we hare
studied the question for year*. It in
of pure quality, of rar·· delicacy, and j
delicious beyond comt«re. You'll
like It. 40r a quart, delivered.
WAXAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEN
WO R ills 11
Grocers
In Lee Penn's Old Stand.
New freeh goods of the beet
brand* at reae<H)able prioee.
We will appreciate a part of your
trade.
Prompt delivery and careful at
tention given all orders.
Phone 62 Waxahachie
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There are twenty-fix graduates of
Baylor University this year.
The famous Harrlaon will cane
will be railed in district court to
morrow.
If you want to rent that house
let the people know it through
our want column. The cost will be
slight.
Come to the mass meeting at the
courthouse tomorrow night with one
purpose in view, that to secure the
International.
A civil service examination for
letter carriers and clerks was held
at the postoffice today. Sixteen ap
plicants took the examination.
"Procrastination is the thief of
time," is an old and trite saying.
Do not sleep on your rights. Your
presence is desired at the court
house Thursday night·»
\V. J. Patton, a good friend of
our weekly from Boyoe, called pleas
antly at the office Tuesday and put
up a dollar of good American mon
ey, which is very much appreciated
these hot, dull days.
Frank Rogers,manager of Cheeves
Bros. & Co., lias been confined to
his bed several days with typhoid
fever. Lee Rogers, his brother, has
also been qnite sick for several days
but is abb; to be up today.
Waxahachie has be»·η placed in a
position where she must act and
that immediately if she secures the
I. A O. X. The final proposition
has be·*» made. Let us clinch it
Thursday night.
Every man who is interested in
the welfare of Waxahachie should
constitute himself a committee of
! one to sec that his neighbor attends
the mass meeting at the courthouse
' Thursday night.
Mr. J. P. Wagner, living near
I Ray, was here today and said that
: he h»d twenty acres in wheat that
I he thought he would average about
j fifteen bushels to the acre. Mr.
I Wagner said he would thresh his
wheat Saturday.
I . ,
j<>* Mt-nartr, rrom n^ar >asn, wh*
h^re today a:ul paid his wheat had
been harvested and if it did not rain
' today he would tomorrow have it
I threabod and haul it in to market.
He say* hie yield will he about ten
Γ or twelve bushels.
j Next Monday, the first Monday
; in June, is the day set apart by the
I member* of the F. I". A. of Ellis
! ounty to meet and decide on u
i county picnic. Kratern will take
j notice and 1»' on hand at 2:.'*) o'clock
In Woodmen hall, this city.
A party of young people from the
city enjoyed a delightful picnic on
Red Oak creek today. The person
nel of th»· party was, ('has. Brady,
j Nat Wise and Hubert Tempi et on ;
Mi*s»r Mattie Middb-ton, Nell and
I^ela Newton, Stella and Oracf
Kockett.
I»r. Horace Bishop returned Mon
day night from I>alla> where he hac
been attending th·- jr^neral confer
euce, being a delegate from th»
Northwest T''xas conference. I>r
BUhop eays it was a very fine body
nl men and while there was con «id
erahle feeling worked up over th<
publishing house claim reeenth
collected and also in the matter ο
electing diaconesse» that when tin
final adjournment came everybody
seemed pleased with the filial settle
ment of these questions. Th'
church will now proceed in the unua
tenor of its way. In the election ο
bishops Dr. Bishop received a num
I ber of complimentary votes, show
tig irMjfc jmHEfrfriaifQa ' te'
he 1* held by the law making body j
of Ms church.
Ticket* for the entertainment at
the Christian church tomorrow
night are now on sale at Gibson'*
grocery «tore.
At an adjonrned meeting of the
city council the other morning the
tax levy for .1902 was fixed at the
Rame rates as was made for last
year.
We will have with us the Hamis
team, which will come in. Initiato
ry work. I would like very much
to see a large attendance out.—C.
M. Hrady.
A force of carpenters came in this
morning to begin work on tlu Amer
Iran Cotton company's round bale
trin. A car load of brick for the
foundation of the building arrived
yesterday.
The W. O. W. and W. C. of Har
dis will have a public entertainment
and lecture on Friday night of June
f). W. A. Fraser will be present and
address the people on the subject of
Woodcraft, also Mrs. Walton of Ft.
Worth. All are invited to attend.
Karl Harwell, of Ovilla, returned
last evening f rom Georgetown,
where he attended the Southwestern
University the past year. The
friends of the young man will be
pleased to learn that he won the
scholarship on final examination in
that institution.
Mr. Norman Presley, who is man
ager of the Duke A Teal Nickel
Store here, lias gone home for
recreation. He will be absent two
<>r three weeks. Mr. C. M. Brady
will be at the Nickel Store during
his absence and would like for his
friends to call and see him.
Claude Peters, son of L. H. Pe
ters, with hie engineer, .Mr. Den
nlngton, was in town today for ma
terial with which to equip his
thresher engine for oil burning. Mr.
Dennington Is somewhat of an ex
pert at this business, having devot
ed some time to oil burners within
the past six months, and is confi
dent of succeeding in using oil for
fuel in threshing.
Since Ο. B. Sitns has dispoied of
his two threshing outfits there
seem· to be a scarcity of machines
for this section of the county, and
J as. S. Davis was heard to remark
this week that as yet he had not
been able to get a thresher man to
agree to come to his place. While
the grain crop is short, still a much
better yield will be harvested than
was anticipated one month ago.
Reveals a Great Secret.
It is often ask<*i how such start
ling cures, that puzzle the best phy
sicians, are effected by I>r. King's
New Discovery for Consumption.
Here's the secret. It cuts out the
phlegm and jferin Infected mucus,
and lets the life-giving oxygen en
rich and vitalize the blood It heals
the inflamed, cough-worn throat and
lungs. Hard colds and stubborn
coughs soon yield to Dr. Kind's
New Discovery, the most infallible
I remedy for all-throat and lunjr dis
eases. Onaranteed bottles Vk· and
j$1.00. Trial bottles free at Herring
I Sparks Drug Co.
voong Girls
Are often engaged in doiag the work of
• borne under the tsort trying condi
tions. Nature crie* out against the
stooping nod lifting, the running up «η·1
be m light as possi
ble. It is owing to
' overstrain or self
neglect under these
conditions that the
foundation is laid
for serious woman
ly disease. Irregu
larity is th« first
step to impaired
womanly health.
Perfect regularity
may be established
by the use of I>r.
Pierce's Favorite
Prescription. It
will heal inflamma
tion and ulceration
and cure female
weakness. It
makes weak wom
en strong and sick
women well.
*It giv?«; me mt:ch
pleasure " rites Mise
Ella Sa ρ ρ of Jamea-j
If. G.. *to thank Dr. Pierce for the great jrr«xi
received from the use of hi* ' Favorite Prescrip
tion ' and 1 Golden Medical Discovery.' I lffcd
suffered for three years or more at monthly pe
riods. It seemed! as though I would die with
pains in my back and stomach I could not
stand at all without fainting. Had given up all
I hope of ever being careo, when one my
friends insisted upon my trying Dr Pierce
Favorite Prescription. With but little faith I
tried it. and before I had taken h If a bottle I
felt better. Now I have taken tw. ?*.tt!r*> (
'Favorite Prescription and one of ' Golden
Medical Discovery.' and X am entirelycured aad
in two months' time wijen all other medicine
had failed-"
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
! Adviser, pajxr covers, *■rrt free on rr
j ceipt of 21 one-cent stamps, to pay ex
; pense of mailing only. Address I*.
κ V. Pierce, Builalo, Ν. Y.
I DR. R. Ε. FRISTOE
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Office Over Herring-Spark* » - _
Druff Store.
i am prepared to tr»at the morpbla·^
or opium habit; al»o whiskey moat
tobacco, painlessly, and I take thta
means of attracting the attention at
this unfortunate cLisb to this eaay
means of deliverance from their
bondage -*
Ν ΟΤΙ CE,
My fine young Durham Bull ia now
ready for service at 301 corner*"
Monroe and Jefferson Btreete, at
$2.00 the Season, Cash
j J AM ES S. DAVIS
Bicycles
I want to fiisnire with you on^
Bicycles ami Automobile·.
The cheapest wheels in the
city, the f.est wheels in the
city: repair work a specialty.
J. E. Light
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Old Papers
for sale at this office
at 25c per hundred....
I Daily Light
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something just as g-ood."
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On sal* Mav 27 to June S.
Special T. P. A. train May Sunset Limited equipment.
Barber shop, dining car, library, etc.
Side trip» to Mexico and Yellowstone Park.
T. H. BARROW, Ticket Agent, Waxaliachle
A. R. ATKINSON, Division Passenger Agent, Corsicana