The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], July 21, 1902, Image 1

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Fresh Shipment
Lowney's Candy
in half-lb., 1-lb. 6
2-lb. boxes just
received at : : : : :
J. B. HINES
Φ Phone 3 Φ
If you have beauty, we taKe it:
If you have not, we make it.
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What Is So C ool
As a day in summer
if you have at hand
a supply of our de.
lieioue Ice Cream.
Thi» ie c<i!iwd«>d by all to !>♦· th<·
tw«t, and w* t*k« good '·ηγ<* that it·
reputation »hall not *uff*r tiir<>ii|rii
any failure In cert· or tinen··** uf thr
inyretiftuitii.
WAXAHACHIE CANDY KITCHEN
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Η. 4 T. C. Excursion Rates.
Austin, account 8tat<· Kncamp
mdnt. Ticket* on uni» July ai to '£*
i Inclusive; iwam limit July 31
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I.» Port»·, account Odd Kellow*
picnic. Ticket* m» sale for 8:."2 p.
ι m. train July -24. Fare ίί>.40.
I Special low rat»·» to Eurefca
|8|>πι>|Τ·, Ark.,
Sherman, account North Texas
Hhj 'U>! AH*oclation. Ticket» <ui
«ale Ausf. Λ and 4. Return limit
Au jr. 12. F*r· fwr round trip.
Sound kidut-y· »rr aafcguârde of
life. Mak·» tli* kidney* healthy
with Foley * Kidney Cure." Hold
by H W. Fear!».
Travel is Necessary
Sometimes
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To any one who will buy as
much as 50c worth of goods
will be given a nic*0**00
Plain Glass Syrup
0 Pitcher 0
Only one pitcher to each purchaser.
We have quite a number of these, and
they go this way as long as they last.
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I THE DAILY LIGHT AT
THE CHAUTAUQUA
!
The Light is pleased to announce
to its readers that it has arranged
with tli* Chautauqua board to fur
nish each tent on the Chautauqua
grounds with a copy of the Light
' every day during the session FREE
OF CHARGE. Papers will he sent
out each afternoon and delivered to
the tents of the campers. Local re
porters on the grounds will furnish
full reports of the proceedings each
day in addition to our reports of th<
night services.
The Lk.ht feels that it can in nc
better way show its <·ί«ίίοη oi
the Chautauqua than by this distri
bution of copies of its daily issues
to those In attendance.
It would call the attention of oui
merchants to this thorough circula
tion among the Chautauquans and
solicits their trade announcement!
during the time. No increase in
rates.
A Serious Mistake.
The Chautauqua board of direc
tors hare marie a mistake which may
prove serious.
Of courue they are η >t aware of
the fact and It va* only by over
hearing the conversation of some
young ladle* this morning that the
repor'er learned wherein the error
had t>een mad··. The young ladies
referred to were enjoying a glass
soda at a well known cold drink
etaiul. While sipping the sparkling
libation they were engaged in a dis
cussion of the Chautauqua.
"It is just perfectly horrible,"
said one. "Just to think, last year
the state encampment and Chautau
qua were held at the same rime and
the young men could not be here
and this year the same thing has
occurred again. Ο, I tell you it is
perfectly shameful."
"Bu»Mchimed In young lady No. 2,
"you take entirely too gloomy a
view of the situation. Just think of
the young men who will be here from
a distance."
"Hut the worst of all remarked
No. 3, "Is that the Chautauqua is
being held just when the moon
shines the brightest."
in the Courts.
There was considerable activity In
and around the court house today,
occasioned by the calling of the
criminal docket. They were here
from all parts of the county and the
Crowd was made un all sizes and
ages, black and white, both male
and female. In the Erinif contin
gent there were quite a number of
boys in knee pants who came to tes
tify against saloon men on alleged
charges of selling to minors.
The forenoon and most of the af
ternoon was devoted by the court
in calling cases anil totting them
for trial.
One new suit was filed in the
county clerk's office today, styled
For man, Brown A Co. vi P. A. Mc
Whirter, debt.
In the district clerk's office the
following suits were filed today:
Fugate A Williams vs Irene
Myers 'et al, debt.
Mariah Thornton ν s James Thorn
ton, divorce.
Haves A Woman's Ufe.
To have given upwould havem. ant
death for Sirs. Lois Craig, of Dor·
Chester, Mass. For years she had
endured untold misery from a severe
lung trouble and obstinate cough.
"Often", abe writes, "I could scare
Iv breathe and sometimes Could not
speak. All doctors and remedies j
failed till I used I»r. King's N»w|
Discovery for Consumption and was
completely cured." Sufferers from
Coughs, Colds, Throat and Lung
trouble need this grand remedy, for
it never dissapolnte. Cure is guar
anteed by Herring-Sparks Drug Co
Price50c and $1.00. Trial bottle free.
THE Waxahachie Candy Kitchen
is prepared to furnish ice cream
bricks for narties and wedding re
ceptions at y 1.40 per gallon. tf
Old papers at this office at 25 cents
per hundred. Thick paper cheap.
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THE LONG £ SHORT OF IT J
:
Head A. T. Bishop's new ad. in
this issue.
Let us give the Chautauqua visi
tors a hearty ifreetintf.
The Empire bakery has a new ad.
in today's Light. Read it.
\
D. Ejrger is quoting prices on gro
ceries on last pasce in today's issue.
Ε. S. Boae, the contractor and
builder, will hare a new ad. iri the
Light tomorrow.
F. W. Beachum and family left
Saturday for Chickasha, I. T., where
they will in the future reside.
Attention Mcabees—8pecial meet
ing tonight; all members ar»> urged
to attend.—W. A. Stewart, Com.
Buy your tickets at the up town
offices and save delay at the grates.
Vou will find this to be to your ad
vantage.
Miss Kate Weaver entertained in
in Ft. Worth Friday night in honor
of her truest, Miss Dot Hoeford, of
Waxahachie.
How about the subscription to the
I. A G. N. nonus? D»»ar reader,
isn't it about time you was adding
your name to the subscription list.
Sunday morning during the rain,
liprhtninK struck one of the larjre
paradise trees in the front yard at
the home of Mrs. H. li. Dunn.
reev. ι,. ( Kirkcs, president of
Trinity l'nivarsity, preached at one
of t he Cumberland Presbyterian
churches in Fort Worth yesterday.
The Daily Light will be read by
thousand* of visitors during the
Chautauqua. An ad. in itscolumns
will be of benefit to your business.
Rev. H. A. Boaz, president of the
Polytechnic College at Fort Worth,
occupied the pulpit at the Methodist
church last night, preaching a ser
mon on the theme of Christian ed
ucation.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have moved
to ,\Vaxahachie from Cleburne and
have rented the lower part of MaJ.
Ε. H. Griffin's residence on Oldham
avenue. They will board Mr. Grif
fin's family.
On account of the growth in their
grocery business T. W. Parks A Co.
have placed a new delivery wagon
in service. This was made neces
sary to supply the city trade with
prompt deliveries.
The Daily Light has arranged
with the Chautauquaboard whereby
one copy of the Daily Light will be
left at each tent on the grounds
every evening during the entire
session of the Chautauqua.
Dr. Bismark Ferguson, brother of
Dr. W. B. Ferguson, of this city,
was recently appointed chief physi
cian of the Rescue Home at San
Antonio. Dr. Ferguson is a talent
ed young medico and has quite a
number of friends and schoolmates
in Waxahachie who will he grati
fied to learn of his appointment.
Rev. J. C. Smith, wife and little
daughter, Marie, and a representa
tive of the Light were the guests of
Mr. W. S. Smith at dinner yesterday
at the Rogers hotel. Irish potatoes,
tomatoes, hominy, chicken ρ i e,
meats, watermelons, cake and cream
comprised the mena, all of whip h
were served in an appetizing man
ner.
Chautauqua Rules.
The following rules have been
adopted by the i'ark Association
and the board of directors of the
Chautauqua.
All trash, rubbish, paper etc.,'
must be deposited in tra il barrels
conveniently located throughout the)
grounds.
All campers must provide slop
cans, a wagon will call and empty
them every morning. No slops al
lowed to be emptied on the grounds.
Adjoining ground has been pro
vided for stock and no stock or
dogs will be allowed within the
park.
Driving will be permitted in the
park until ? p. m., when all vehicles
must be removed. Horses must (»e
confined to a walk. Under no cir
cumstances will fast driving be
( permitted.
j Ample hitchinir places are pro
vided outside the park and no ve-1
hides will be permitted inside after j
7 ρ» πι. This is imperative.
No boisterous languagefor disturb
ances will be permitted. The laws
j pertaining to disturbing public wor
ship is applicable to this assembly.
Defacing or mutilation of build
ings, property or trees will not be
permitted under penalty of law.
Loiterers or suspicious characters
! ii ti u)i1a tii u/<onn ut fur t homtol \ . w
will not bp allowed on the grounds.
Physicians on entering the audi
toriuni will advise the usherof their
location as calls will not he an
nounced from the stajre. Any on»·
wanting a physician during lectures
will consult the ushers.
ll:3Up. in. retiring bell rin^s; all
lights out and everybody in quar
ters.
All articles lost will be deposited :
at Trinity University Headquarters;
and persons finding articles are re
quested to leave same at the place
above designated.
The use of sling shots, air nuns,
or fire arms will not be permitted
on the grounds.
Bicycle riding positively forbid
den within the enclosure.
The grounds will be patrolled at
8 a. m. every day. Have your tick
ets ready to display.
Show your tickets at the gate.
No one will b* permitted to enter
without a ticket. This is positive.
The police will see tl at the above
regulations are enforced.
These rules are for the comfort
and protection of the people and it
is believed that the mere announce
ment of them will secure their ob
servance.
THE Waxahachie Candy Kitchen
is prepared to furnish ice cream
bricks for parties and wedding re
ceptions at #1.40 per gallon. If
1 Foley's Kidney Cure purifies the
blood by straining out impurities
< and t.»n«*)· up ihe whole svstean.
Cures k'o'aey and Made * r
Sold by H. W. Pearls.
Chautauqua Tickets
for sale here. Glad to have you come here for
them. No family season tickets sold this year.
Individual season tickets only—price $1.00. Chil
dren between 10 and 18 years of age 50c. We
have postage stamps and stationery for your accom
modation. Our telephones are at your service, and
you may ask us all the questions you want to. We
are glad to have Chautauquans with us. and your
welcome at this drug store knows no bounds.
•Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
Wkeliuli 4 Kvtail Draltiiti A Wmbtchie.Ttui
Economical·#^
Outfitting f or Men
It requires good judgment to economize wisely, and it
is altogether too easy to buy things that are merely
low priced and then regret it. There ought to be some
satisfaction in seeing biggest collection of Negligee Shuts
in the county before you select your patterns. A big
lot came today, and we put on sale 15 dozen as pretty
Shirts as you could wish to see—Shirts that are right
in every particular—Shirts that are worth $1.50.
They are the |Wilson Bros, make, new patterns and
fast colors. You get your choice while they last
at $1.15 each I
A few of those $12.50, $10 and $8.50 Suits left that I
we are selling for $5.95. They are beauties, every I
one of them. A bargain, if you can get your fit. H
Straw Hats one-third to one-half off regular price.
Tan Shoes at Half Price.
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with your Wants for
Hardware
Implements
Vehicles
Sewing
Machines
We have some
rare bargains
for you in each
of the above
lines ΰ Yours
for business,
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Hardware Co.
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