The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], July 25, 1902, Image 2

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i Our July Clearance Sale |
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φ /->OtS bravely on. ALL SUMMER GOODS are moving out in quickstep time φ
JMk VX Just one week until August 1st, and for this remaining week we are φ
" adding new lines and cutting former low prices in order to make it the
(M) biggest of our July Clearance sales φ)
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φ ^/js'Chauta.uquans, Attention^^ φ
φ *TpHERE are goods on our shelves that are worth full value to you right now— φ
ΦΑ but they are not to us, and we are willing and anxious for you to take them φ
Φ off our hands "for as little as HALF PRICE in some instances Come and see Τ
them and we will give vou an idea of whafr your monev will buy : : : (tf)
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Fhe Dally I ight
K. D. HCIWON. t
W. .1. BU1K. Proprietors.
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Pablisbed every eay except Sunday oy me
Lu.ht Publishing Company
Btxloe«s Manager
t ity Kdr.or
Sntered in the Waxabachie poetof
β « as matter of the abound cla*w
AdvertiainK rates may t>f obtained
6y making application ai the humn*-»?
• See
Office of publication at 115 and 117
College street.
One month * 50
Six months, In advance 2.76
Oae year, in advance 5.00
BELL TELEPHONE · · 148
INDEPENDENT PHONE - 148
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W. Α υ»ΝΒ1,
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
If τοη haven't a regular, healthy movement of the
kowels every day, you're ill or will be. Keep your
frowels open, and be well. Force, iu the shape ol
-violent physic or pill poison, is dangerous. The
aasootheet. eaaieet. most perfect way oi keeping
the bowel» clear and. clean is to take
CANDY
CATHARTIO
EAT ΈΜ UKE CANDY
Fleseant, Palatable. Potent. Taste Good. D«
4to>d. Jiever Sicken, Weaken or Gripe; 10, 25 and
J· «enta per bo*. Wrineior free sample, and book
Set on health. Ad «Irene 433
MtrHnq liemedy Commit, Chtcsço or New York.
IEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEM I
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"something jost as good."
No Change in Program.
I desire to say to the public
through the columns of the Light
that weather will not interfere with
the Chautauqua program. The pub
lished program will be carried out
each day, ami you can come expect
ring to hear each number filled just
as published.
C. C. Md'os.NKix, Phkh.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
w ith I.oCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot
-each the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood
or constitutional d and in ordt>r to cure It
you mu-i take internal reined: es. Hall'sCatarrh
< υ re is taken Interna! I> arid acts direct I.ν on the
blood and mucous *urff|ce*. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is not a quack me>di In· . It was prescribed
by one of the besi pfejsfcians in this country fur
3ear», and is a regular prescription It is com
posed of the fcest toei«s known. combined with
the best blood purifier*», acting directl> on the
mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of
the two i ogre-dieu Η is m hat produces such won
derful résulta in curing < atarrh.
.'"eod for testimonials free
K. J. CHKNKY A Props., Toledo. O.
Sold b> Iiru£gist-. 7âc.
Hall's Family Pills are the oest.
Boy's Arm Broken.
While at Palmer yesterday at
tending the District Conference,
Rev. R. J. Tooley, of Forreeton, re
ceived a telephone message from
his home, saying that one of his
boys had by accident broken liis
arm. Mr. Tooley left at once for
home by way of Waxahachie.—Bo
nis News.
How Are 1 «Mr Mldmer· r
Dr Hob be Bparatrus Pill· cure all kwlarr til·. βκ«τ
nie tr*e A<Jd Hier hug Heinxiy Οο.Λύκ^υατ II Τ
CHAUTAUQUA PROCEEDINGS
Cheer lip. The weather clerk
promises fair weather £or tomorrow.
Refreshing ice water can be found
ut "Chautauqua Springs" at ail
times.
Mr. T. H. Wear, nia!'iurer of the
New Century Store, has a very
! pretty display of Trinity University
! souvenir lifoods on the grounds.
Miss Maud Roebuck is in charge.
Ed Williams is now on the
grounds with a barber chair and is
ready to trim your whiskers when
they get full of mud.
The Church Helper has estab
lished headquarters near the Uni
I versity tent. Renewals and sub
scriptions will be received.
An arc light has placed on top of
the auditorium ami small incan
descent lights at each entrance to
the. park.
Rev. R. W. Lewie, who is in
gaged in Children's evangelical
work, is attending the Chautauqua.
Rev. Lewis was pastor of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church in
Waxahachie about twelve years ajro,
aud his many friends here are giviup
him a cordial reception.
Prof. Chas. LaJi* will probably
return to lecture tomorrow night.
Watch for a later anuoucement.
RFKkIHTER of visitors.
The following visitors have reg
istered at Trinity University head
quarters:
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. CJosier, Chat
tanooga, Τ ecu.; Fred Hitrh, Pitts
tjurji, Pa.; w Ε Kenuou, Forreston;
Ρ M Fitzgerald, Texas: w F Cun
ningham, Thornton; R Ε Robinson,
I Ringgold : < 'haimers Kllburn, (tar
land; H. E. Tehuacana; L
I) Hartman. T«huacana; Miss Rute
Beck, Fort 'worth; Leonard H
Aiiiee, Forreston; Γ C Howard,
Bowk-: Mrs. J Κ Kohbinett, Carl
Robbiriett, whiteaboro; ν W Batch·
1er, Ida Batchler, Ferris; Alviui
Carter, Jackson, Tenn.; M r and
Mrs Κ F Butts, Fort worth; Mrs vv
(i Kniffln, Mr c I Mrs Μ Β .Millar,
Hlllsbor.»; Mi an ι .<1 ι » J w I>augh
erty, Forney; Mi»s Ktli ι Reagin,
Forney; Mrs lieorge MoCulloch,
Cl ark s ville; Β Λ Hodges, Hubbard;
Mrs w A Wat kins, Miss Ida wut
kins, Miss (îeorgia Noble, Miss
Bessie watklns, Mise Nettie v\ at
kitit, Miss Floy Jackson, Kemp;
Mrs Β Κ Johnson, C'orsicana; Roy
al R watkins, R \v Berime, Athens;
w \v Taylor, Avalon; F J Dlckery,
Dallas; A M watkins, Kemp; J M
Cocke, Farrnersville; w A Paterson,
Hillaboro; John Κ Griffin, Itasca;
Miss (ïertrude Thornton, Arlington ;
Mr and Mrs w I) wear, Fort worth;
Mrs. H L wells, Ε Jt Kklles, Mr»
Ε A Skiles, Ora May Skiles, ivy
Skiles, i'lano; Mr and Mrs Ε L
Moore, west.
A Chautauqua Marriage.
A marriage with a slight tinge of
romance took place here this morn
ing. The contracting parties were
Lon Couch and Miss Pearl Couch
of the Avalon community. The
license for this union were Issued
May 3rd, but on account of objec
tions on the part of the bride's par
ents the matter had been deferred.
The family came here Monday to
attend the Chautauqua. This
morning all returned homç except
the bride, who remained over oe
tenslbly to visit with a young lady
friend Hardly * were tHe parents
put of tho city before the marriage
took place.
Oaadj GU&trtle, onre conetlpttkra forever, I
~6,8Se. UCC.C, faindrueg.atsrefundmoney
Creamery Butter
Fresh Shipment Received today
Attention, all who Eat
This is the time of year to take life easy. It is alto
gether to> hot to monkey with a red hot stove. To
help you "keep kool" I give you some "freezeout"
prices on goud things ready to eat, viz:
Cash Only Considered
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M cans Vienna Sausage 2.">c
12 cans Potted Hani 50c
2 cans ("<>rn Beef -'"κ.·
2 cans I'rcfu'ii Sardines 25c
1 two-pound can Oysters 15c
I half-pound can O. Btjef Hash 10c
1 one-nound can C. Beef Hash -■ 15c
1 can Van Camp Pork and Beans— 10c
1 bottle Catsup 10c
1 pound Perfection Creamery Butter .'!0c
2 .'4-pound cans Tomatoes — 25c
3 3-pound cans California Peaches 50c
3 3-pound cans California Pears ■-■- Vk·
3 3-pound cans California Apricots 50c
3 3-pound cans California Strawberries 50c
2 3-pound cans California Grapes 25
2 3-pound cans California Raspberries 25c
1 half-gallon can Maple Syrup 00c
1 one-gallon can Maple syrup $1-15
1 one-gallon can sorghum κ·
1 one-gallon can Table Syrup 40c
2 two-pound package Force ... 2."ic
1 two-pound package H. O. Crisps 10c
Dozier-Wevl Crackers, all sorts of Pickles, I'lain
and Stuffed Olives, Pepper Sauce, Chili Sauce,
Worcestershire Sauce, Salad Oil, Olive Oil, Cook
ing Oil, Salad Dressing. Chow Chow and Mustards
1 can Corn 10c 1 pk Irish Potatoes 25c
1 24-pound sack Flour 50c 1 -is-lb sack Flour..95c
1 can French Peas 15c
Vegetables and Fruits of All Kinds
Received Daily
I will Give Special Attention to Chau
tauqua Trade
JIM KELLEHER
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THE GIÏÏ LIMITS EXTENDED
Pan of West End Taken Into Cor
poration Today.
Part of the citizens of Weet End
Addition are now eajoying rights
and privileges they didn't enjoy this
morning. My »n action of the city
conneil the city's corporate lino*
have been extended in a westerly di
rection. A petition has been in cir
culation several days and thin mora·,
ing at nine o'clock it was presented
to the city council in failed session
and contained thirty signatures.
ordinance was read and adopted
without any discussion. The vote
of the council stoiui four to two in
favor of the ordinance.
The new territory is described by
metes and bounds:
Beginning at a corner in westerly
boundary of present city limits at a
stake in west line of Bolton street
about eeventy-flve feet X. lis E. of
the Fort Worth and New Orleans
I right of way as shown on Phillips
Λ Hawkins' official map of the city
of Waxahachie, Texas; thence with
said line northeasterly ,ΥΝΙ feet to
extreme north corner of the present
city limits; thence N. (52-.'iU \V. one
hall' mile to stake; thence in south
erly direction and about parallel
with the above line running north
easterly to the nortneast corner of
lot -1 in block 18 of West End Addi
tion to city of Waxahachie as shown
on said map; thence north 1X1-30 \V.
to east side of Centrai avenue in i
said West Find Addition; thence
with east side of said Central ave
nu·· crossing Main and Jefferson I
streets and continuing in same
course to center of Waxahachie
creek: thence down said creek with
its meanderings to southwest cor
ner of Williams tract of land, the
same being near the southeast cor
ner of the Dunn tract· thence about
south til E. to a corner of said
west boundary of said city limits,
said corner being alxxit seventy-five
feet below M. K. AT. Ry. of T< xa<
riiiht of way; thence north 27-.IU t£.
'J."i70 feet to another corner of said
boundary; thence 8. «Κί-30 Ε. 112»
feet to the place of beginning.
DR. R. E. FRISTOE
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OfflcejOver Herring-Sparks
L>rug Store.
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i am prepared to treat the morphin*
or opiuin habit; also whiskey and
tobacco, painlessly, and I take this
means of attra*-tii>K the attention of
this unfortunate cla*« to this
means of deliverance from their
bondage
Will Erect Board In* House.
Mr. I. A. Looney of Hilliboro1
tell» us he has juet eJosed a deal for
a lot In Trinity University Addition
at the southeast corner of the cam-1
put on which he will erect a sixteen j
room boarditig house. Work will -
he commenced on the building juet
tie soon as material ean be placed !
on the ground·. '
Tried and Found True.
I have Juet received the g real
French Dry Process for cicaniug
ladies and Rents clothing. It re
stores color and keeps out moth#.—
R. Perrin, at Wear's New Century
store. ..Bp
Cut Your Weeds.
City Marshal Tom Dixon requests
the Light to call the attention of the
citizen· to the fact that the present
rains are causing the weeds and
Îtrass to take a new growth along
wide walk· and thai they should i»*
kept cut down.
Need More Help.
Often the ov<-r-taxed arvans of dl
gestlon cry out tor help by Dyspep
sia's pains. Naus<u, Dizziness,!
Headaches, liv«>r complaints, bowel j
disorders. Such troublf* call for'
prompt use <>f Dr. Kind's New 1,1 f··
Pills. I'hev are irentl»·, thorough I
and guaranteed to cure. 25c at i
Herring-Hparks Dru.; t <».
Old papers Ht this office at 2Γι cents ι
per hundred. Thick paper cheap.
The Canton Disc Ô
Success Mould
Board Sulhy
Plows
Cneqnaled In jrlvint' Cntversal
Satisfaction
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
COUNTY T10KBT
*at Representative:
J. M. ALDEjSDK'B
for LA* Het Clerk:
T<* Brmuceoir!
for Ooo tty Jodie:
Lt « Hawkins
Pnz C· a .ry Clerk :
Rufe Hexdbicm
?«r fMieritf ;
J. P. MmsicK
for Ootinty Tax A e»e**or :
John McElrot i
For Tax Collecto»··
Billik Bratchhr
for bounty Superintendent PablicJI*·
•tract or :
Ε D Chitidib
Ψ >r Jn«iff Pe»oe, Precinct No. I:
Ε P. ANDEBeoX, JB
Give the Cow a Chance
To increase her milk by iisfn^p
chopped cotton seed with wheat and
bran, #1.23 per sank delivered. Pure
wheat chops, #1..'Λ).
101» !>. H. Thompson.
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: THE LONG £ SHORT OF IT I
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The Light predict» fair weather
soon.
Will the one who predicted this
la«t rain pleas·· step forward.
Bora, last nijrht to Mr. and Mr».
B. W. Ri'iri*, a flue boy.
The bijt fiirht will come off tonight.
Return· red hot off the wire will be
taken at Pete'· l'iare beginning at
11:30. Be on hand everybody.
All member» of \Vaxaha« hie
Lodge No. HO, I. O. O. F. are re
<j ie»t**d to Ij»■ on band tonight. De
gree work and buslne»» of impor
tance.— E. S. Bote, N. G.
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SHIRTS
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Saturday 6 Monday, July 26=28
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Vou can </ct ;in\ Sliirt m the
house for35c, or 3 f <r
This means ever ν Shirt
$1.00
in the house.
The other Sli>rt Sale was a grand success,
and I want to make this one still more so.
So remember that Saturday and Monday
July 26 and 28, onlv, anv Shirt d*
in the house for 35c, or 3 for *P X mKJxJ
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