The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], June 23, 1902, Image 4

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Bargain Prices on
I Most Salable Sizes
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S ί .85
$ 1.85
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-η Quality Slippers. You know they are worth $"2.."»0
r-ncb Cloth Top, Patent Kid, Medium Heel Oxford,
1 t κίζΐ'Η 5 fo 8.
Mid Top, Full Dress Patent Kid Slippers, size*.
-"thcr only $1.85
on salable sizes
Crow's
M 11 · Μ or sail··. S. Ε. Fowlm
BREAD DELIVERED to any part
of cits.—Λ. Haltmar, Boss ISak
wy. 74
WANTED Purchaser»» for όϋθ wa
termelons now in colli storage. On
wale Τ ι esday. June 24,—25c to 50c
Wax hachn ice Works. 71 j
FOR REN I Siv room ho ise with
all modern conveniences and close
to square, vpply ι" Mrs. Μ. Ε.
Meredith. 701
HAVE von tried the Empire bak
ery's aiitrel food'.' 71
Fl'KN ISHT'D in, ι se lor riii t. Ap
ply ' ï. Connor.
IT will ι r . ι j .ur mouth unirai
food—at Empire bakery. 1
WHEN >-oi t tank « Γ wa1<
'phone .vu. ι Η. I). Rosser j
h' ii! !il ■ u vuter wants. H.
D Ros , ; ii No. mi.
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λ ι »r latin > euitfî
ί Ο Γ.
ι j ]«,-4-8s youtf >ni
ν
ι ' i' . Ν οra Rev uolrls
tê i ' . ι ■< ■ un >. uipli s and
j 1 ·γ 1 »' r< |)ti"ii dress.
TR 11 ί bakery's ane«'l
foi o. D. Eeod, |
71 ,
1 > ' 'l· . sale at I hi:- of
! '■ of tW eilty-fi* ι et s
- I
til · I> "iore suits to clean '
W '· ••'•m. at w ι ar"
N< · ι ·
F< ■ ι U, it h" · ' '* ,
a. lul'lic t»co >ol. ι
Αρρ ι Y. D. K'-ιΐί' l< . t ' ι
\\'Λ \ i ED mieoije in hall I )0
fori, a: ..v,d !-· ;.it straw. J - S,
Da\ is. (>·.·
C
F('i; RFN'i New 7 room rcsieiucp,
I it -.ir publie S'piare, with all the
niini·>rn Convenience. See fci. J*.
Sk inner.
THE M W BAKERY on College
I stri e in iii>vv .'pen for business.
Perfect satisfaction jiuarunteed. R.
Boehlo, the baker. 79
HAVE your dull lawn mower
sharpened,uml* ella mended,sew
ing· machine cleaned, spring put In
door locks, keys fitted, etc., at Ar- ι
thur Mackoy's (tun Shop, rear of
W. Β. Moore's grocery. 72
RE SSI N(j, cleaning and repairing.
. Will take orders for stiiU as soon
as samples arrive. Thee Farley,
UO Mnin-st., rear of Citizens Na
tional bank
LOST—Your opportunity to sell
your house is j,dbt if you don't
use thi i column. Everybody reads
it just like you are reading it now.
It will cost "you but little to adver
tise it
DK. It. JANE I. A w Γ< Ε Ν < Ε.
!>τ£·!'·. '< e' V- AniericanScbool of
Ortlei·. r i-i'iksvilb , e . i
n»>»· ! ■ ■ it :'ilH W ·■*> l ·η
β ι<· t . ' : "eady to r· ·<Ή
tit-n .. · · η vltation free, and lit
atu re t., >u application.
Ρ
Caiag Awavîor the Summer?
Do you contemplate spending the
Hummer away from home? If you
do you \yili want to keep informed
as to the happenings in Waxahu
ehie. By having the Daily Light
Rent to your address you will he
told from day to day what i.s goin^
on at home. We'll send the paper
any» here in the United State», Mex
ico or Canada for the price yotu+iay
at home fifty cent* a month."'
» de
Beginning July 1 Ht., tb' re'J/ve
of 'ein each day. Isn't tli*#?®'»
ι ul
« 50c,
Drug
TV Ο
»
: PERSONALS ♦
♦ ♦
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• « »♦««»*»»* « «♦«♦«««♦»*«««*
T. Ε. New; .! . > ' rd >y :it
! i.ilotUÎi·.!!.
i'ufw Kr>-»"!. ïfι v s ' <>re today
from Εαίιίβ.
H. W. Hu tilr.g, of Kni'is, waf
h ■ nth'i ■
Wilbur IJfviy c i ι . !UooMir. .
( '· r<>\ 0 tod:i v.
Will C. Perry, «f Ι".ι.ηi-, was in
city this morning.
Council Upshaw went t Port
Worth tliirt morning.
J. P. Griggs of Dallas is isitfn
relative» in the '•ilv.
D<·. Moore, of Midlothian, «peril
last night in the city.
Sli< ri.f Bill Henderson f Kauf* ,
j
man, was hère today. <
1
K. L. Ingram left tin- ·,ο . 11 » ^ on !
a tr'p to Addingtou, 1. i
A. T. Threadgill left this morning
for Marl in on a businehs t, » ? ·
Editor Stanherry, of th·- Mans
field Sun, wi's in (he city today.
Mr. Sam Williams and daughter
ii'om in ar lied Ouk were in the eity
today.
W. Γ). Kiits, who was line spring
< Îected mayor of F<· l is, was in the
city today. j
Robt. Brantley went to Decatur)
this morning to spend a week with
relatives.
Hon. \V. K. Spell and ('apt. W.
A. FieliS, of Hillsiwro, were in tl.e
eity today.
Mr. Ποην FIjinkiii, on· »f the old
ι-st Heitiers in Ehis county, was
It ere toi'.iy from Bauic-n.
Mrs. C. \\ Simpson : ivd » I♦» on
ai··· ν>-1it'n·.· ι*· lativci ii -Lancaster
..ml Mit 'tins this week.
.J. B. Hines I»*it yesterday moru·
• 11ir for Minorai Wells wiiern he will
roii in a ν ft·!; or ten t.lay*.
Mrs. C. K. Mr Duffle, Mine Delia
Lnttner and Miss Lena Banner, of
Emiis, were in the city today.
T. Matkin artel family, of jCof
sic, »a. spent yr-sj.··!·,',iy Jn the· city
with Mi. and Mr J. H Ra;>iAûd.
' « Mamie ί' :-t, of Ennis,
' h t» lien ν· ι·.:■·» relatives in
lie ι l'y rutiirne l Ιιλ .η· tliie morn
i 11 o'«
S. VV. Dtirhxm ! ι· rc'iirncd from
S . Louis an;! Chicago, where he
wont to purchase fall and winter
iroods.
Mrs. E. Chaska and niece, Miss
Elsie Chaska, went to Italy tins
morning to visit Mr. and Mrs.
Marx Schneider.
J. VV. Smilb returned from Midlo
thian this morning where he has
been for the past week on account
of the illness οΓ bis little girl.
Judge J. E. Dillard went to Kauf
man Saturday night to spend Sun
day with his family. This was the
Judge's first visit hotne since court
convened.
Miss Ina Brooks returned to her
■ tin in Corsieana thih morning, ae
■Ό1: panied ty Lynn Lusswell, after
spending a few days with her aunt,
XI ι β. Λ. Lasswell.
Mrs». Henry Ν yen m returned this
mo nil·# f.'' 1:1 Slnrman where she
ha i been for tl> · τ .· si two weeks at
·;>: her b· other, i. -v. Gral'to ,
in his last illness.
Mr». Elizabeth Spence, sieter to
Mrs. Ο. E. Dunlap, eame In yester
day lrom her home in Kansas City.
M1 s. Spence says it was raining
there almost every day and that
crops throughout Kausas are In
splendid condition.
ÎÉ^jg-f
Health for 10 Cents.
A lively liver, pure blood, clean
:;kin, bright eyes, perfect health—
Caicarets C and y Cathartic will ob
tain and secure them for you. Genu
ine tablets stamped C. C. C. Never
sold in balk. All druggists, 10c.
ψ
i THE LONG 4 SHOET OF IT |
The Pftlmer district went wet Sat
urd >. · i y a nranï majority.
The Daily Ltffht has the onlj
wi.nt <·· inn In Waxahaehie.
A c irioad of Ferrie brick eame in
tillf morning for the new depot.
'!(·" Daily Light'* Illustrated
Want coluina wIH do the work. Try
it and ho convinced.
AV. T. Stova'l and wife have
moved to Hill8borο where tiiey will
in the future reside.
Mrs. F. A. DuBosc, who has been
ill for the pa«t three or four days,
wan able to he up yesterday after
noon.
The rleet le light people are hav
ing a 1 rici. c Overt constructed in
tii·· i> <stch j-t the rear of the 11·.·ht
plan;.
A ' ■ ■e ιTowd w nt from her< to1
Oalv· · η .v rd.iy nizht to « ι 1
tie λ^.ι τ· · . <■ and lake a plntm- in
the surf.
J. M. oui ( apt VV. J.
F. I ' < > 'lilt ί I 4 1. ί Ο t..
to ». ι · ,ι ι ι .ι lté : : f tra.·: -
land f> ι ;!. · luter i'tti·>nai.
Π > oven· f at six o'rlor·
Vi.·· - . .»!> < -ι "ntfrtaii·
iter ι ι, li· at the kindergarten ecli
li ! ii -Γ on West Main street.
('apt. W. H. (i^tser.dant rand L, <
.)i ■.··■;.' have returned mti a flsl.i · ,
triA■ l.) tin· Han Saba country.
r> ·ρ 1.1 having had u delightful oft-1
iug.
Λν. xplu'.chie Encampment, i. O.
<). F., mee>. s Odd Fellow i.jil \o-.
night at 8 o'cloc1:. All neirjbere |
ai*e requested to attend P.. S.
Ho ;.e. C. P.
When vou have a local or person-!
«1 ι . v, idg the Daily it. Bell
telephone No. 148 or Independent]
telephone No. 148. This favor will
he appreciateJ.
h. J. 1«. I>avenport, from IScsh,
and J. E. Wilson were lier·· to
day h ml said they would join tbe
Enterprise's excutsion tu the Farm- j
ers' Congress Ht the At A- M. Col
lege in July.
J. H. Foster and H. E. Roberts,
from the Hardwell community, were
he, ι· today and stated that a gnat
deal of corn throughout thei sec
tion of the county had be· ·π oil and
shocked for f»-ed.
E. 15. Mos» :> y ft Son ac oîositr,
ont their flock of f'ioceries on Col
i< ,e reei at cost and will retire
Γ ι ». : : ι i 'sine . We understand that
I. iii .'ie Mostly has acc· pted a po
ι .ιη traveling salesman for tin'
V» lu >jiu Mills and vriil lwgin wor!
c>: that c <■;·.>«tiy July
Th·· men of Taylor close
i lf.it* -.s one day this week »u>d
congregated at the church··* t<» ρ
for rain. "In lee» than one houe a
ter the services were oxer, there fe'i
nne of the mont «utisfaetory γ:μ'··>· !
• ver l:no\vn--but It fell ια Ohio.
Ε nis Local.
s. I'. Ln. rsford returned i <*.
: 1 ' if. m a trip to the panbendle,
• I : * 1 ; t ho left tin other r n>
i > ι <·ί ttu p^rty at Hereford and
Lli.it ι.; y would probably be in U -
1 i-h . Mr. Lang-doid f«ld that la >t
Friday at H· leford th»· thermouH -
t r r·· j«*t* r· ' 4 > decrees above 7.· , o
and ho sut by a lire all day at the
hotel.
Alias Emma Traylor has closed
he·· studio arid xvill leave In a f· w
daye "or Chi: *o and points in ,',e
east to spend the sunnuer, retnr.ii. ■
in September to resume her e'. - ·
Miss Traylor has been teaching art
here for several years, and with re
markable «uccess. Her work shows
unusual ability and t rue artistic ex
ecution of a high order and as a
teacher she is unexcelled. Her pu
pils will wish her a pleaiant snm
nier and a safe return in the au
tumn.
During the summer kidney irreg
ularities are often caused by excess
ive drinking for being overheated.
Attend to the kidneys at once by
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold
by B. VV. Fearie.
Service oi Song.
Τ be «'-rv ice of son# ύ thn C
. >· ti?» rt 1 U eh :· rail ».» ;
it ι i'.v a Jmμ- · in t '
ijicre 1 v-viiiiye of worship. Ί he pr-v
n'iam was an excellent One, each
number being of α devotional na
ture. The anthems and quartettes
were huperbly r«'fu1ered and the solo
by Mr*. Kirkes was worthy of
praise. The sulwctions by the Wine
Orchestra were meritoriously ren
dered. Kuv. J. C. Smith made a
short address on the subject of
"Music." %
Attention Rifles.
You are commanded to report at
I the armory ut fe:30 p. m., Monday's
and Wednesday's until the en
campment July 'A).—Piek Anderson,
Capt.
Texan has fop
UK » omwrop :
the State bae
the total coi if
Btates- It is ρ
there may be ;
viewing Texes
of the teiescop
specifve, naught but cot',
long horned cattle, c, «lin
wie knives. The «t» v I:
ml oi
ί .«lay
reist in
irge enil
in pei
LlB fields»,
, ifld Bo
ueed
to record thune things of Τ xaw, hut
this wan at a period her H e cow
hoy threw his iarint &bot,
born of the n» w m -s an
ffre and wate»% wbi!i> ι
danced the highland fil; ^
civoo» p'ciibing" of '
twanged arul torti: J
Mexican Cirnn'ii, Win
b«)K come over the> ·
dreams. Old cotir > t i .
«Way and lex.t,* . -s
gence of a v." υ '
a magnificent
fpvs
lairu to
And ho
i .H· » hoiti w Oi
Χυ,
vV «it»' till' ■
Tr\as fP-u!-, .
mai
Ι)ΐίΓ,ίβ'Ι> CÎl
amid t · :
îf· r> aniéJ It
..'· a;
_ y nit.
ι a buli til l
• : iT'Mïljt - a CV:
),000 fus'ii
1 ill β tit Ιλ Πι whf ut,
h« lower
• lied for
buffalo
ie "1ns
gniiar
.. grimy
change
of our
passed
reful
riiy; 6(1
, . Oiuily,
Empire
"-crop, j
'*e« ou j
thai
ί ο to !
• nd
• ι In J
, am
doetj
• Γ refît ciiou ι
e once the |
ti e miMin
'.· be.-i»id at his
Three million»
cotton Ik merely
'■Ιί* that contains
f oats, "Μ,ϋΟϋ,ΟϋΟ
tC, ><,000 bushels
of corn, 1,<^>,U0C Wags of rice, and a ]
total va!·, of u
thai aggregates
nothing of rail «
ue . $:ii),<iOO,OlW
( «Ι,ι lobHf
of nearly KS5,00
a hit of it, and
vales J5,MWrÛu
16»,0HP,i»*> aci
more.- Li te ΙΉ
f'e.ii fie.
uitural products j
.*:ii<t.(W0,i)iW, t·- -ay
shipped to the λ al-1
r! a value in ve;*
<ar, ruit, etc.,
One-crop. Not]
:fte t idy colti
ι ; t&l of j
room or]
Youthen
Returnee?
est.
Mr. J. Hoi; ■ r turned
ye*if'i'tlay roor. ί tour ofj
the wi'st. Mr WiiJfi· » itinerary
iucli deil Sitii L«k< OHy, Saa Fran.!
ciseo ant' Los An·
very much iuipi'ovt
reporta having
trip. Mr. J. K. \V
panted Mr. Miller,
Ai'j'wl'··> t"T a fi-vr t!
.Miller stati d to
morning: thut he *·;
day* in Salt I-:
two or three ν iri
t'lsli iflfl. He ■
ilie i'l.iiaie u« u
Λι loin?? and M
He look*
s';h and
; a lit 1 : iful
who a <il·*
rained in J,os
i* hfs opinidt
I ! I. s . ·
< tue vein of »s.2
tie*·» partly iiev<
gb<iQt fourti
« • ι» work»··
Tut· areraa
about $40 t»>
ft s - ay > »d a
.«ay» the *
\ I ties <aV ι r
en ;
ι ub<
av
t,be
longer, 1r.
r< j»orter itiia 1
it two or t tx'|
if y and i> Je
ίο ι lit- miring
vi i Ilii ilfMpi <«>d
by tbe ( I ! -«-y
< « ι. pany a. J it
• >i 1 Of® ill pi- "iilfç
. â tin ·>« 11 HI»'»,
»r ι rt li'ftti o* y has
loped. The vein is
> ti« * j· ai <i he»
fort j ·
■a.
feet.
y of " ore is
ii, btr ne h.i*
« ,:X> Miller
» Ιι·-< ι r aril y
. ti y tle
iOf t! -iture.
ο , htm* St' Ter»r*
U. .··. ' '· I'viJI»·. In. ,t
" i ·· ■·■■ ·· !>. ; atithma f»>r
fou»' λ ... bave tried
. >oiu dil theeovi jit ρ ·ι aelhmaeurea
. . tl( market ;Uid III!" e ; ·ί·*i ved treat
e· i i oui phy i«-i. » ia New \ort
.! u.iicr fit i· , ·h i. got very little
·■ ( u .tit 1 til··. Foley '» Honey
wij<> .«r which i\cf in»· immediate
,·< !ii^f 1 IIvi i W II tu viir be without il
ii p. y houae. ! iucerely reeoui*
menti il tu ail.* .suiii by H. .
' eurls».
η
■ iit
'il
I.e., il 11 ill tr Ju'
ni 't .ο each tl
■ t, there'll be two
is ,n t hat π it'.··'
5 chool Noies.
The summer ne ami of Kills, I>al
1ιι» and Tarrant counties will meet
at Midlothian 't.iuraday and every
ficher in Kill» county ahould make
it a point to attend. The normal
will be in eeaetou Ave weeks.
Cotitlty (Superintendent Oitldle re
qiH'Mh tin to announce that all trans
fers for the year muât lt> ou file in
iii» offlee on July 1. After thatdate
no tranaft ra wfH be made.
Hnp'jiy Time in Old Towu.
"We h !t very Ιιαρρνwiiten
Levtll, <du Tovu, V«., "*!imi
(· ·' : Ιι Γ. Amie;» Salve wlmllv
i."1 f bad eat i i ,
ι > ,v i >ill wfoo
<■ - , bruis
• ■■ . ι . ■:· . · - . i.ti. ■
Oi-.ty 2Je at Γ,
tiegxiitiuK ■ n»v
of 'em eat·h day.
»e two
nice?
Weather Indications.
Tonight and Tuesday generally
fair; warmor tonight.
Β. Ε. HHEIjlilYO. Ob^rvor.
Filthy Temples lu l.uHa.
! Sacred cows often duiile Indian
j U-upieo, but worse yet i» a body
! Jixt is polluted by eouàtipatioii.
ι Oorr't penolt It. Clean* your *y
loiii ν ill) I)r. Kiug'e Ν ν » L he Mils
to m οId untold nilsory. Titçy give
lively liver*, active bowls, good di
jrestfoa, flue appetite. Onh 2Ôv at
Herring Bpark»TJrug Co.
: ,
ate?
1 Prize.
Mule 5' Γ t'iuble, daujrh-j
ti r of Mr ι Mr*, .1. A. Q. Kern·'
ble, w · .ι Itlr ■ in I on Worth,!
Attend I :» B> i Club party the
other af. ,no<< in company with!
h*r cousin, Mik« Kdp Siuivrufnetj
Η.>· write» home that she won the
guest's prise fur the bent work In'
stitching. Bhe sent home the· work
on which «hi von the prl*e and it It)
\ery skill fui.y done. Minn Kdn:t
won the club ;>riive.
Warning.
If you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's Kid
ney Cure, yoa will have only your
self to blame for r·—iilt*, ;> it posi
tively cures all tortus of kidney and
1>ϊϋ !Jer disease·. Bold by II. W.
Varie.
Summer VacaUsus
SI.» :i 'i b arranged for with tfee
vie* -α s< tuting a maxiu «Ji.i, <>(
s-loar re and divor^'m. Τ hi; chu
ht done by tho exercise of judgment
in selecting the route you use. The
Houston and Texas ('entrai are
««lliug ronnd trip summer excur
sion tickets to points in the north,
east and southeast. Bhrough stan
dard Pullman sleepers to Colorado
points, as well as to summer excur
sion points reached via Houston,
Bunset Koute and New Orleans.
Try I'loudcroft, HOOO feet «bore
sea level, in the heart of the Bacra
mento mountains. It's delightfully
cool. For literature and rates, write
M. L. Robbins, T. J. Anderson,
O. P. & Τ. Α., A. O. P. Α.,
Houston, Texae.
K~r Ar* Xeer »
ù\
';:ïS ûca^ra^i^ts
Was Wasting Awa.v.
The following letter from Robert
II. Watte, uf Salem, Slo., 1* in
structive: "J have been troubled
wltlt kidney di*>«aae for tt»r» last five
years. I lout Π**1ι ami never felt
well and doctored with leading phy
sicians and tried all remedies »u>r
gested without relief. Finally 1
ritnl Foley'■ Kidney Cure and I»·*·
thau two bottles completely eared
roe arid now ι «m wound and well."
Hold by B. W. F.-aris
Lste Literary News.
Not to he familiar with those lead*
ihg figures in the world of finance
and production who ar« det.oninatod
"Captains of Industry" is not to be
abl«» to read the daily new· tiuder
standingly. The Cosmopolitan ha»
dudertak'-u to have prepared by the
men mo Ht competent to write them,
«ketches of some sixty of the»· fore
1 most no»:» in th<· η» Mistrial w<>rld.
-i i raarw «merumuig Γ· -*ίΐ·»·ϋ» k*·
. i-r aj'jx ίΐ, 1 iii thai magasine.
Th i underlaying is exdtiu^ wide
Interest in ever y part of the count
ry
Saved Fro'U an Aw ful Fate.
"Everybody said 1 had consump
tion," writes Ml*. A. J4. Shields, of
Chunbersburg, l'a., "I was so low
after six months of severe sickness,
caused by hay fever and asthma,
that few thought I could got well,
i but 1 learned of the marvelous mer
! it of Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, used it,and was com
pletely cured." For desperate
throat and lung diseases it is the
safest euro In tho world, »ud ie in
fallible for coughs, colds and bron
chial afeK&loa*. Unar.uit· ed hot
ti* 6# ΜΓ#1.αι. Tfik! ilotties free
Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
V *ΐ 'fί W * I' '■? i '*^9 * \{
BnUMHlI:
,ίΛ-ΐΚ VV !*.
Spacal Bargain Snaps in our
Ladles* Shirt Waist Departm't
Five dozen Ladies' Shirt Waists, white
and colored, tilmmcd with insertion and
lace; cheap at 73c. Monday ^g* _
and Tuesday only
Twenty-flvo Ladies'Shirt Waists, extra
pood quality, tucked a?)d trimmed with
insertion. i<rguiar $1.50 waist. gQ
Monday and Τ uesday only J ✓ v/
No trash to tempt you from the straight
and narrow path o! ECONOMY.......
Wash Hik Waists in blat k and white,
r xtra fine t raJity of silk, tucked and
fin in ei! in <!ii.wn *ork. Our special at
<.» Mi n<!. y i.i I Tu»-day 95
Kvi-rv Shirt Wjiist in the house
ΛιΠ! 1·· marked down :: :: ::
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