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

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How Do You Like It?
Most peonie like our Soda Water
They find It contolne Just the right
proportions of froth and substance
—Just the right amouut of rich
sweetness and pu re water. It tickles
tne palate and revives the spirits at.
the same time. Oar fountain is aj^
popular place. What's your favor-·
lté flavor?
WAXAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEN
Grocers
In Lee Penn'e Old 8tand,
New fresh goods of the beet
brands at reasonable prices,
We will appreciate a part of your ,
trade.
Prompt delivery and careful at
tention (riven all orders.
Phone 62 Waxahaehie
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Arm
You A
Coming
Mother?
Arm You Expectant?
MOTHER'S FRIEND
makes childbirth «ur and almo»t palnleaa, by
yn^artr.* the §7 ate m for ^»ar* urition, thua a*ai«t
tn* N*ri»r*. and jftMftenfnjr labor. The pa:«fut
ofwai 61 rhtidbtfthla robbed of lt§ ttm>rc and tîie
4an*er thereof gTMtljr to both mother
and child. ΤΙ· Mrlod of ctwwivmnit la a'^o
CTMllir ef»oi4enrd, the mother reate*!. and the cbiui
fully developed, str.-nz ±?A health y
Morning «(lines'., or raawa ainsi»* fr->rr preur·
nancy I* prevented by rrikvifif the at<*roarh fr< >ro
the preaaure thought to bear on ft by the expand
In^ orrtR, and by which it ta InJiu«nred thru-u^h
aympathy
A» pwymnqr admet», the breaatr ««nlarsm,
bf'tome awoUan, hard and ti^ht. Lom betora 04
child Is bem, they are preparing th· a** ration
of ntulk. It ta important to aucceaelu] child rtar
Ine that tt>e»e e -xl «1* rereiν· early conaidrratlon.
* f IV*» WW*»· **e *W«. f»U#va* the
frreiiore, in-1 {*c:ut»Ua the secret Lm t>< Lif*
t)ui^ UniI**3«Çed ino occluded dm la, aad
Fee^at· hafii caked ^wrtly aft'-rd^rtr;, are i**e
raautt oi ar> |lil|i|iit and 1T*< w jf to ru:minat« In
MirîfmjjnrfA^eeaa fr. Λ «rhlrh the pe tient wvf
i«r* ni( riciat'iftf patn a.>4 If left with tbaae
(uncttmal «rraa* pernaneatly t*ipeir%d.
M<»th«r irtiend ι· ai way* applied ettet»al»y
and nibbed into I he £e*h "^er th· r«*> <c o# pain.
Soitnea·. pliability *nd e*pa*sl*»n are given to
the ematiee, ti#a iM, fibrea and ainewa. allow!©*
the eiaatàciîy neeeeaary to brin# while
with h—*r buvtWn. and cauee eaer *aeaaoI the
cfciid. Ί r? it_ y V i drugtfiata #i 00- Uwi U*,k
Thc anAoriKLo «cou lato* Co
ATMNTA. CA.
Rubber Hose
New stock Just In; the best
(root!· at the best price».
Plumbing New Buildiofs
is 00 r specialty. Β ν getting
our estimate· builders aiul
contractors will serve their
"tu Interests Iwst. Our wi>rk
is most satisfactory and our
prices always reasonable. We
make it our pride to be prompt
and efficient lu «very respect.
Phone 52.
Parlin Ο Orendorff
Company
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of the ietier who trte» to sett
"aoortMaK j«at u food."
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Elks Street Fair!
Γ& Horse Show!
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Ennis, Τexas, July 3, 4 <5 5 f
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3 Feature Days f
3 Illuminated Nights |
Frolic and Fun §
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Morning and Evening Musical Concerts φ
by the First Cavalry Band of Τ exas φ
Φ 50 Shows to make up the Midway §
§ Free Entertainment All the Time §
# See the World's Wonder—the One-Legged §
§ Trapeze Performer §
I FREE a a 0 FREE §
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g| See the Fancy Night Dress Parade Under Gorgeous a.
i Illuminated Lights. Camp James Longstreet will appear in )g
φ the parade as they were in "61" and as they are today. See ^
the Grand Balloon Ascension and the One Mile Leap
from the sky 0 0 0 0 0 φ.
Cash Prizes for the best showings Φ
of Horses and Colts Φ Φ Φ Bring g
your pets and Get the Prizes »
A Glorious Time fop All J
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For the past two weeks the mo»
(joltoes have made life miserable for
the average Waxahachlan. A day
or two ago Dr. J. C. Fears, in con
versation with a reporter for tbis
paper, stated tbat those pests wore
hatched in the sewers. In order to
destroy them he auggeets that the
sewers be flushed and a few barrels
of coal oil poared in them. The
Light is ready to head the list with
a subscription to buy a few barrels
of oil Just for an experiment. We
wait to hear from others.
Virulent Cancer Cured.
Startling proof of a wonderful ad
vance in medicine is given by Drug
gist O. W. Roberts of Elizabeth. W.
Va. An old man there had long
suffered with what good doctors
Kronounced incurable cancer. They
elieved his case hopeless till he
used Electric Bitters and applied
Bueklen's Arnica Salve, which
treatment completely cured him.
When Electric Bitters are used to
expel bilious, kidney and microbe
poisons at the same time this salve
exerts its matchless healinir power,
blood diseases, skin erections, ul
cers and sores vanish. Hitters iiOc,
Salve 25c at Herring-Spark β Drug
Co.
Married at Texarkana.
Yancey E. Montgomery, a Wax
ahachie boy, was married at Tex
arkana Tuesday night to Miss Mit
tie Winston, daughter of Prof. 'Γ.Β.
Winston, principal of Texarkana
schools. Mr. Montgomery is a
worthy young man and has numer
ous friends in this city who will be
gratified to learn of his union with
one of Texarkana's most accom
plished young ladles.
Warning.
If vou have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use' Foley's Kid
uey Cure, you will have only your
self to blame for results, as it posi
tlvelv cures all forms of kidney and
biadder diseases. Sold by B. W.
Fearis.
Farmhouse Burned.
The farmhouse of J. R. Morrel,
who lives two miles from Milford,
i « as destroyed by Are Thursday af
ternoon at 3 o'clock. The house
I was occupied by Tom Howard who
! saved hut little of his household ef
[ fects. The loss on house and con
sents is estimated at about?70U,with j
! no insurance.
Chronic bronchial trouves and
summer coutrhs can !>e qui-kly re
lieved and cured by Foley's Honey
and Tar. Sold by B. W. Fearis.
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Given a Term ο! Five Tear» il
Ihe Penitentiary.
The trial of Sam Bradahaw,
charged with highway robfcery by
the use of Ore arme, wag concluded
this morning at ten o'clock when
the jury returned ite verdict, end
ing the defendant guilty and asses
sing his punishment at 'a term of
five years in the state penitentiary.
The verdict of the jury eame as a
surprise to the defendant and hi»
friends, as it was believed he would
be acquitted.
After the jury In the above ease
had been discharged J. L. Coiby,
the foreman, L. Dorsey and C. E.
McCartney, also members of the
jury, stated to a. reporter for this
paper that they sympathized deeply
with the young man, but they could
only do their duty in finding him
guilty. Then* gentlemen expressed
themselves as being willing to sign
a petition to the governor for young
Bradshaw's pardon, and they be
lieved they were voicing the <*enti
nient of ihe entire jury.
Leonard Sartain, a boyish looking
young fellow, is now on trial for a
similar charge.
Ennis Street Carnival.
Ennls is preparing to trive an
Elks Street Fair and Agricultural
Exhibit July 3, 4 and5. Among the
features of the occasion will be a
live stock show, which promises to
eclipse anything of the kind yet
çiven in the County. Messrs. Sam
Joleseh and A. Efron are now !x>ok
inp attractions and the various com
mittees are hard at work to make
the fair a success. Ennls gave a
fair last year that met with approv
al from all who attended, and it is
safe to say that this vear's attrac
tion will l>e far superior to that of
last.
Katy Special Rates
Dallas, Sunday, June 2!)—Account
baseball irame; rate $1.00 for the
round t rip ; tickets <»n sale for train
leaving Waxahachie at 11:27 a. m.;
returning leave Dallas at 6:30 p. m.
Fourth of July Rates—Tickets on
sale July 3 and 4: good to return
July 5. Very low rates.
Nashville, Tenu., June 2$ and 29
and July 3, 4 and 5. —Rate of $21.70
for round trip: limit for return July
31. Can be extended to Sept»'inner 30.
Knoxville. Tenn., June 28 and 2U,
July 111, 11 and 12.- Rate of one fare
for th·· round trip: return limit Aug.
15. Can he extended to Sept. 30,
Monteaiile, Tenn., June 30 and
July 1, 2 , 22 , 23 and 25. —Rate of
#22.00 for the round trip; return
limit August 30.
Corsicana, annuel meeting An
cient Order of Pilgrims. Tickets
on sale June 30 and U:4ô a. m, train
July 1 at rat»· af $1.40 for roundtrip.
Return limit July 6.
Tacoma, Seattle, Wash., and Port
land, Ore. Tickets <>n sab- July i'i
to 21 inclusive, rate >50. final return
limit Sept. 15.
Cloudcroft, Ν. M. Tickets on
xale daily until Sept. 30. Rate via
Houston 130, via frt. Worth ?2ti.40.
Final limit Oct. 31.
Just Married.
A rural hride and groom boarded
a Rock Island train one night last
week and the young man was heard
to say to ttie conductor: "Say
mister, we want the best accomoda
tions on this here train for night."
"Looking for a berth, eh?" said the
conductor. "A birth? Thuuderation
no!" said the groom. "We've just
married! What we want is a place
to spend tonight."—Bowie Blade.
Improved Μ. Κ. £ T. Flyer
Service.
γν un wie opening οι ιπ>· summer
travel to the north and east, the M.
Κ. A: T. management, keeping
abreast of the times, has vastly im
proved its service.
The famous "Katy Flyer's" time
between Texas, St. Louis, Chicasro,
and all northern and eastern points
has been shortened thirty minutes
to one hour and a new sleeping car
line has been established to run be
tween San Antonio and St. Louis
by the way of Fort Worth, on the
"Katy Flyer," necessitated by the
increased travel.
In addition to the shortening of
the tluie of the "Katy Flyer," the
Kansas City Express, train Ko. 2,
leaves Texas one hour and fifteen
minutes later, arriving at Kansas
City the following morning 7:30.
All of the "Katy Flyer" trains
hare been re-equipped from baggage
car to sleeper, wide vestibules,
Pintsch gas, and north of Denison
mail cars; the government recog
nisiug the fast time of this train
and insisting that its management
begin to handle the United Stutes
mail thereon.
The entire Μ. Κ. & T. lines in
Texas have been relaid with new
seventy-five pound steel, and a
large amount of ballast placed on
the same tigh standard with the rest
of the line. This rock ballast does
away with the dust annoyance and
passengers via the "Katy Flyer"
Route are assured of a comfortable
Journey.
The eating house» on the M. K.
A T. 8ystem are too well known to
need commendation, but are main
tained on the same excellent man
ner as when started three years ago
to give a first class meal for fifty
cents; In fact, many Improvements
have been made in the eating
bouses, which most be .seen to be
apprciated. ltdAw
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IIHIIII I I *111.1 .IIWI··—111 II .1» Hill WW,
( MRS. HELENA BLAV, |
^ , Youitg Mttwwfc·» Society Wonm. - ^
Γ*·*ιΚΝ thousand cored
wr>meo have written
I to tell how Wine tit
Cardai bestows the
blessing of health on every
woman who takes it, rich
and poor alike. Mrs.
Helena Blaa, No, 123 Sev
enth Street. Milwaukee,
Wis., is one of the roun#
women whom Wine of Car
dai has rescued from a lift»
of safferimf. She writes:
"Vise oi Cirdui b certainly 'worn
out' women'ι bat friend «ad L us pleased
to five my experience with. il. A iew
months ago I caught a seven cold, hav
ing been out in inclement wether, which
settled all over me, particularly in the
abdomen. I was in almost constant pain.
I consulted a physician and took his
medicine lor a month and without any
relief. I then decided ! would try your
medicine and it was a lucky day for me
when I did so. I noticed a change in a
few days and felt encouraged to continue
taking 'Vine pf Cariai, and my patience
was rewarded, for in two weeks my pains
had left me and 1 felt like a oew woman."
The woman who hae suf
ered from female we&kneea
do anything withi» '
to secure health.
Wine ei Cardui is the medi
cine that appeal* to reasona
ble wxjtree — women who
hold operations and cutting
in horrcw—women who know
that Nature is the beet phy
»ician. Wine of Cardni
sws wopen back their
health by giving Nature a
ι chance to build up the wasted and dt*
' eased tissue. Wine of Cardui regulate·
j the menstrual flow and Nature, when
relieved of the drains or of the poison·
in the sysiem, make* the functional
organs streng and healthy again.
Any w*nan who is silently suffering
nntoM pains because .«^e it frto sensitive
to undergo a physician's examination
and treatment can find go excuse few
not securing relief when Wine of Car
dui is offered to her. There is no ι>ub
licity to deter her. Fhe can. take W me
of Carâu m the privacy ut her home,
with as much assurance of a heal cure
as though a dozen doctors recommended
it Many physicians do recommend
Wine id Cardni to their patwnts.
Why not tr^t a 81.00 bottle of Win·
of Cardui fr^ii your druggist today?
Mrn Btima Β tau
J
1 WINEof CARDV1A
DYSPEPSIA
"Fw alx year* 1 wae a ef <*y»
pep«ia ia-ita worst form. I could eat nothing
but mille toast, acid at time* my stomach would
cot retain and dUeacerrti that Last March I
begun taking CASCAHETS and since then Γ
hare steadily improved, until I w as well as I
erer was In mj Ule. "
Datxs. B. ttvwn-r. Newark. Q.
Bt<oûr7«r«r âiJKa, Waakeo urOrttt. M·. lie. Mc
cmt ooMSTirrriOH
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HO-TO-IIC îi«MweRHTKEioe àiï?*
Ladies' and Gentlemen's
CLOTHING
Cleaned, Dyed.
Repaired, Pressed
Clothing mad»» to order. Seeond
Hand Clothes bought and sold
J. S PERRIN, 213 E. Haiti'
HRS. C. J. GRIGGS,
representee ("has. A. Stevens It
Bros., Chicago, the jrr'-at ladie·
furnishing·,house, has a full line of
beautiful samples and plates of
Sprint Suits, Skirts, Waists and »o
on. Would be pleased to .have the
ladies call and see them.
101 Marvin Avenue- *
λ av τ#ΊΓ*· see Sit' °"e ' ;lfe *ofca
I II 114 Mil] I ? up wrong. Stone Bros. have
m. *. M. m beeu here too long to have any
misunderstanding; we are here
with the goods. Just closed a trad*· fur 750 · cords of wood tbat we will
s«dl you for the n»'Xt ten days, for cash only, at the following price·:
Cord wood. $3 00 ^tovewood, $4.25 Blocks, $3.50
These price» are good for lUdaye, and all contracts made during that time
for winter wood will be filled. You will find us on South Rogers street.
New phone, 171; Bell phone, 81 4 rings'.
WHISKEY
for Ocntlfmeo
who chrriah
Quality.
Soldi by G. W, Deputy.
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Every Woman
19 loi* re»U .1 an»1 β; -aid kn >t*
ttfeoat (fee wonderful
MARVEL Whirling
The new *
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It Uruu«
Ati «niir <lrujnci»l for U
If cm ; oi Mtpulv the
W %H% ICL. aaeeyt no
!>ther, but
luairated
full p*rt!
Tillable
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Room 5oD, Time* Blixs., New Vohk
a:rests falling hair.
Cures Daudruft, Brittle
Hair, Itching an$li all
scalp troubles. # fully
guarnteed to cur5 or
your money bacTc.
"Coke "DaridmtT Cure Is
quick, effect in», h arm) est.
"S. J. Hutebinacm· M. !>»♦
"National H Jiue, Wis.*·
Jud#?*»- . f award·* ao Paris Ex
I U Coke
Dandruff Cure to ^ tfw? only
et»nmr«* ren · iv Don t accept
•ΊίΐιβΤ'ΚΗ imitations
IX maua
A. R. BREMER CO., Chic**©·
Lather l'our Head with
Coke Shampoo
& Toilet Soap
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For sale by J. C. Siddone
NNOUNCEMENT
11/Ε have bought the t eed and Fuel business of W. K. j
* ' Jennings, on College Street, and now are prepared ♦
to give the people of Waxahaenie an\ thing in our line on «
short notice. Prompt delivery. . . . . ·
Waxahachle Feed dc Fuel Company f
A. JACKS.
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DR. R. Ε. FRISTOE
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Office Over Herring-Sparks
Drug Stored
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1 am prepared to treat the morphine
or opium habit; also whiskey and
tobacco, painlessly, and I take thia
means of attracting the attention of
this unfortunate class to this easy
means of deliverance from their
bondage
Bicycles
I want to figure with you on
Bicycles and Automobile».
The cheapest wheels in the
city, the best wheels in the
city: repair work a specialty.
J. E. Light
Old Papers
at 25c per hundred..
Buy Your Groceries
From
V. TRIPPBT
Member Grocer· and Butchers Association
Telephone 10 118 College Street
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