The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], August 02, 1902, Image 2

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Just$1.85
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$2.50 Oxford at
Crow's
We don't charge
nor exchange
these go ο d s at
$1.85
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Crow Bros., jj
Foot- Fitters
M. 4 T. C. Cxcarsion Rites.
Spécial l«w ρ m t ft · to Eureka
Springs, i.rk.
Sherman, account North Texas
Baptist Association. Ticket· on
Haie Aug-. 3 and 4. Return limit
Aug. 12. Fare $3.,SO for round trip.
Houston or Galveston round trif
rate $3.75. Tickets on sale for spec
ial train leaving Waxahachle at
9:07 h. m. Aupmt 7th good for re
turn l^avin^ Galveston up to and
including train leaving Galveston
8:20 p. in. Aug. Mttk, and train h av
ing Houston 10:."»0 tn. Aug. 10th
! 1ÎKJ2.
Washington account Grand Army
of the Republic. Tickets on cale
j Oct. 2nd and 3rd. Fare $31.30. Re
turn limit leaving Washington not
later than Oct. 1 -ith 1902, with exten
! sion and atop-over privileges.
Fort Worth account Texas State
Populist Convention. Tickets on
«ale Aug. Uth and I2th. Return
limit Aug. 14th. Fare $1.70. Round
trip tickets are on sale to St. Louis,
Kansas City and Hannibal at fol
lowing rates: St. Louis $29.75: Han
nil>al, $2S.75; Kansas City, $24.75.
Return limit Oct. 31st 1!W2
i Paris, Tex., account Grand Lodge
I. O. (>. F. ι colored); tickets on
sal·· Aug. 4 and Return limit
Aug, !). Fare $5.2-">.
Fort Worth, State Stenogrophers'
Association; tickets on sale Aug. 7
and S. Return limit Aug. 10. Fare
$1.70.
Monterrey, Saltillo, and Mexico
City, Mexico; tickets on sale Aur.
■"> and (i. One far·· for round trip.
Final limit 30 days.
Galveston, meeting of Scottish
Rites Masons. Ticlwtts on sal··
A UK· and 10. Return limit Aug.
17. Fare $9.00.
THF. Waxaliachie Candy Kitchen
is prepared to furbish ice cream
bricks for parties and wedding re
ceptions at $1.40 (iier gallon. tf
I The Conscience Behind the Druggist
♦ Some thing* w·· sell you know to f>e right. because you can Be»· for
yourself. Hut t ! ι ·-r»- are soin·* thing's for which vou have to depend
wholly on the conscience <>f you r druggist PR ESC lil I'TION S, for
instance. They should oot be even a little wrong. There should
he nothing in them but what tiie doctor prescribes. It is the con
science of the drug&iWt that helps to makes your doctor's pre&crip
♦ lions effective or Ineffective. I>«> we deeerv· vour confidence?
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announcements.
COUNTY TICKET
For Representative:
J. M Alderdice
For District Clerk :
Tom Burleson
For Count? Judge :
Lee Hawkins
For County Clerk:
Rate Hendricks
For Sheriff:
J. P. Minnick
For Connty Tax Assessor:
John McElroy
For Tax Collector:
Biixie Bratcher
For Ooonty Superintendent Publio·!®■
strnotion :
Ε. D. Criodle
For Justice Peace, Precinct No. 1:
E. P. Anderson, Jr
NOTICE.
Subscribers are respectfully re
quested to notify the business office,
telephone 148, of any failure to re
ceive papers on same evening of
nubUcation. This is the only mean ο
by 4'hich we may know you are not
receiving you paper regular and an
immediate notification will be ap
preciated.
THE LIGHT IN SUMMER.
Wherever you go for the summer
you can have the DAILY LIGHT
sent to you at the same rate you
pay at home—50 cents a month,
Audress changed as often as de
sired.
Foley'» Kidney Cure will cure all
diseases arising from disordered kid
ney's or bladder. Sold bv B. \V.
dearie.
iîtft. S Or. |»rn^rieU
Genuine stamped C C C. Never sold in bulk.
Beware of the dealer who tries to sell
"somethinf just as gx>od."
Thk Waxahachle Chautauqua
οίο s «ni last night. The attendance
and success of 111«-· Chautauqua has
really been i-urj>i-iHi, considering
the weather, there being rain near
ly every day since the opening. The
program has beeu good and the rain
and inud have not prevented those
who attended from Kitting both
pleasure and profit out of the exer
cises.—Ferris Wheel.
Hot htun averages two tragedies
a week. The criminal element is
being lots of rope. It should have
more. —Waco Ί imes-Herald.
The great trouble with Houston
criminals is that they are not given
the right kind of rope.
CHURCH SERVICES
FIRST l'R F S H V Τ F. It 1 Λ Ν
CHURCH— Rev. J. Ν. Ivy, pastor
— Sunday school !):4."> a. ill., league
ti::iO p. m. Preaching 11 a. m. and
8 p. in. —
BAPTIST CHURCH—B. A. Co
pass, pastor. —Sunday school !t:4."i a.
rn., preaching 11 a. m., B. Y. P. U.
7:00 p. m. Preaching 8:00 p. in.
FIRST M. E. CHURCH SOUTH,
College street—C. R. Wright, pastor
—Preaching 11 a. m. and 8:00 p. m,;
Sunday school at 9:ΓΪ0 a. m. W. A
Ca!fee, Sup't. Rev. W. H. Howard
will fill the pulpit tomorrow at
morning and evening service.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-A. E.
Eweli, pastor—Sunday school at
9:30 a. m. Regular church services
at 11 a. in. and 8:00 p. m. Jr. C.| E.
3 p. m., Sr. C. E. 7:00 p. m.
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTE
RIAN C H U R C Η-Rev. J. C.
Smith, pastor. Sunday school 9:4.*
a. m., preaching 11 a. m. and 8:110 p.
m.
BELIEVERS' GOSPEL H \LI.
—Corner Park and Bethel streets.
Regulur Sunday services 1 Bible
school for children, !»:45 a. m.; at
11 a. m., breaking of bread; gospel
meeting, 8 p. m. Prayer meeting
every Thursday night.
Lay Reading at Episcopal church
tomorrow at 11:00 a. m.
The prohibition county executive
committee met here this afternoon
arid decided to present a petition to
the commissioners court the second
Monday In this mouth, asking that
a county election be ordered foi
Saturday, August JO.
Many persons In this community
ar-· suffering from kidney complaitil
who could avoid fata! results bj
using Foley's Kidney Cure. Sole
by L. W. Feu riff.
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PERSONALS |
John Roire of RncI* wmm here to
day.
Jpfl Monroe te visiting here from
Cleburne.
Miss Euna Davie ha· irone to
j Waco to visit relatives.
Prof. H. S. Parsons went t4> Italy
i tiiie morning.
Billie Parks w*nt to Fwrt Worth
; this morning.
Ed Lowe of Midlothian spent last
; night in the city.
Rev. 8. C. Bailey of Midlothian
I was in the city today.
Commissioner Alex Moseley was
1 here today from Italy.
B. L. Cornwall of Midlothian was
! in the city yesterday.
j M Lbs Mai West has returned from
a visit to Wolfe city.
I Misse Mary Cox, of Ferris, is the
gue&t of Miss Fay Hood.
R. K. Erwin was a passenger to
Ffirt Worth this morning.
W. A. Brigge returned last night
from a business trip to Fort Worth.
Miss Mary Daniel |of Ennis, who
has been %*isiting in the city returned
home today.
Sidney Lee and ('. I). Pickett Jr,
! have gone tu Terrell to visit rcia
■
Mr. R. M. Love and daughters,
| Misses Ruth and Lucy, have re
i turned to Austin.
Miss Gertrude Davis of Sherman,
I who lias been visiting in the city,
j returned home today.
Miss Hettie Jackson has returned
( to Corsicana after a pleasant visit
j to Mise Mary Rriggs,
George Alderman came in this
, morning on a commercial tour
I through the Indian Territory.
; Miss Francis Gibson of Calvert,
who has been visiting Mrs. Κ. N.
i Rak«r returned home today.
Miss Ruth Sims, who has been
! visiting for several months in
J South Texas, has returned home.
Miss Maude Davis has returned
j to Piano, after a pleasant visit t«>
the family of 1ι*τ uncle, Jas. 8.
Davis.
t'apt. R. A. Keenan and wife have
returned from a pleasant trip to New
York, RufTalo and other points in
the Kaet.
Misses Alice and Pearl Haynesof
Garrett, who have been visiting Dr.
Shytles and wife, returned home
last night.
Louis Shackelford and Ralph Get
zendaner left this morning for Mil
waukee and northern points where
; they will spend the remainder of the
j summer.
Η. T. George who is Superintend·
ι ing the construction of the round
bale irin in this city, went to Green·
; ville this morning to spend Sunday
! with his family.
Just Look at Her.
( Whence fame that sprightly step,
faultless «kin, rich, rosy complex
ion , smiling fac**. She feels good,
she feels good. Here's her secret,
j Kh·· us··» Dr. King's New Life Pille.
Result, all organs active, digestion
j good, no headaches, no chance for
''blues." Try them yourself. Only
' 2.">c at Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
A Prosperous Enterprise.
Mr. Ε. M. Wise, whose visit here
! yesterday was noted in the Daily
I News, has been interested for ten
j years in a planing mill at Waxa
hachle. He and his associates
1 started 011 a small scale and now
I they have a large plant. They have
i made money all the time. Home
( other parties are also in that line
J there and they all get all the work
j they can do.—Ennls News.
Mow » This?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Keward for any
case of Caiarrh thai cannot be cured by Hall'i
Catarrh Cure.
r. J. CHENEY A CO., Props., Toledo. O.
We the undorslghnwt, have known K. J.Chenej
for the la-it five jears.and believe him p*rfectl}
honorable in all business transactions and flnao
lallj able to carry out any obligation made by
their firm
West a i ruai. Wholesale Druggist*. Toledo, O.
Walden. Klnnan & Marvin,Wliolaesale Druggist*,
Toledo, Obio,
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internall»· acting
directly upon the btyod and mucous surisce .1 the
system. Price. 75c, per bottle, (sold by all Drug
ging Testimonial* free
JRVHall's Kamllv Pill* are tb* be»t
It will pay everyone to visitlirin's
store on Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, as every Item will be
sold at actual cost, from a paper of
pins to a silk dress. There will be
a saving of from 25 to .">0 per cent.
Extra salesmen have been engaged
for this great cost sale. 104
Consumption Threatened.
"Iwas troubled with a hacking
cough for a year and 1 thougt I had
consumption," says C. linger, 211
Maple 8t., Champaign, 111. "I tried
a great many remedies and I *a«
under the care of physicians for sev
eral months. I used one bottle ol
Foley's Honey and Tar. It cured
me and I have not been troubled
since." 8old by B. W. Fearis.
τικ m mm
When the lun:
■re disease
That there is aomething wrong with hi·
master. They have no more rompe and
rambles. He trie· in vai» to coax the
list leas youth from hia chair. *
5?
physical weak
ness soon begin·
to show itself
and the active
outdoor life ia
given np. Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discov
ery cures dis
eases of the
lungs and other
organs of respir
ation. It cures
obstinate, deep
seated coughs,
bleeding lungs,
emaciation and
other conditions
which if neg
lected or unskil
fully treated
may find a fatal
termination ι η
consumption.
* After usinfç a Sont
five bottles of lir
fierce'* Γ, ο I (Î c ο
Medical Ihscovrry
m v bov s^eni s t. > ΐ
nil right." write*
Mr l-W Price, .1
Ozark Menroe Co .
when t commenced
Μ· 1κ·ηΙ Discovery
Ohm * Η
to ei^'c htm
The doctor
had consumption and we <ltxi m
until he wa- |>ast walking It
mentir* since he stopped t.tkinx v
aud he is in (food health Uç are
to you for saving our son."
Accept no substitute for "Golden Med
ical Discovery." There ia nothing "just
as good " for diseases of the stomach,
blood, and lung·· Substitution means a
little more profit for the dealer but a loss
for you.
Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure coo
•tipatiou and its consequences.
ZAPATA COUNTY CONDITIONS
A Customs Inspector Testifies
To the Need of Help.
The following letter ««« recently
furnished the press of Texas fur
publication :
Zapata, Tex. July 23.—To the
generous people of the state of
Texas: 1 lia·* e the honor to ad
dress every person who has had
desire to come tothe financial rescue
of hundreds of people in Zapata
county who are totally and abso
lutely destitute of the necessaries
of life.
1 am a mounted inspector of cus
toms, temporarily appointed jii duty
in Zapata coupty, entirely without
bias or prejudice, and with no in
tention of remaining here after
August, and consequently am only
interested in the welfare of the peo
ple here simply through «notiveg
of charitv and compassion for the
deplorable condition of things. 1
have just returned from a scout
througk the county and can in all
sincerity assure the public that
the sights I have seen are
pitiable in the extreme. There is
absolutely no vegetation of any
kind and water is even less
procurable than forage, AJ1
the country back from the ri* er ie
dry. Water holes, natural and arti
ficial, are dry and the wells are fast
refusing to supply the water needed
to £he extent that in some places
there is not enough for the people
to drink.
Never have I witnessed such mis
ery, such pitiable distress. In the
name of (iod ami of humanity, 1
join my prayer with the official* of
this county ami earnestly implore
that these people Iks speedily and
plentifully succor· d. A. H.Catnp,
United States Mounted Inspector.
Foley's Kidney Cure is a medicine
free from poisons and will cure any
case of kidney disease that is not
beyond the reach of medicine. Sold
by B. W. Kearis.
Resolutions of Respect
Whereas, our Heavenly Father
has deemed it wis·· to take from our
class our sweet pupil and com
panion, Mis* Fannie I^ee Kong to
transplant lier in "fields Klyeian."
Therefore be It
Resolved (let), That Class No. 9
of the Baptist Sunday school haw
sustained an Irreparable loss; ami
Resolved '2nd), That she has left
«8 a heritage that no enemy can
take from us—the pure, elevating
influence of her life; and,
Resolved (3rd), That we ever
cherish her in memory and emulate
her virtues and endeavor to draw
those she loved and longed for Into
the sweet presence where she rested
so so securely.
God tfave to His dear child sweet
sleep,
And Sorrow's shades are drawn;
Our loss is her eternal Rain,
For her sweet soul basks In an
endless dawn.
Mum. J. E. Leioh,
MihhAnnik Bkt Lanuhfohd,
Μίμη Ai.va Hi dmon.
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Foley'· Kidney Cure
Will cure Bright'· Disease.
Will cure Diabete*.
Will cure Stone in the Bladder.
Will cure Kidney and Bladder Die
ease·. Bold by B. W. Fearie.
THE ROUND BALE GIN PUNT
Will be Completed in Amp'e
Time for Present Crop.
A reporter for thi# paper thin j
morning visit«-<1 the round half trin
plant which 1* Ι*·ίιΐκ- constructed l»y
th»· American Cotton < o'npany and
found it large fore*· of carpenter· |
and mechanic· at work finishing up I
the building* and placing the ma
chinery in position. The work i»
being 'one under the dlrttetlon of
Mr. H. T. Georga, «»f tireenvllle.
Thi· plant will in' one »>f tht* lartfi-*t
and most modern in the «tat··. Ail
tin· building» have constructed
with a view to coureaienee and
rapidity for handling cotton. The i
storage house for seed cotton lia»· a
capacity of three hundred bale* ami
iκ connected with (fin bouse by two
auction pipe#. There will be four
place» at which w«iront can be un
loaded, two Into the cotton house 1
and two directly connected »itb the
gin stand·. The cotton 1» handled
by machinery from the time It leave·
the wagon until It conies out of the
pre** and only eitrbt minute· will tw
r»*<|uir»'tl to unload a bai«· from the
wagon. The jfin house I» equipped
witn two batter!··* of four, seventy
«;i« Munger gin· each. These gin#
are fed from the cotton house and
from wagons by suction pipe· and
from ih»· gins the lint cotton I* nm
vey«-d to the presse» by *itj)|larpi|>e«.
Thi-re are t»o doubl·· with a capaci
ty of xt bah*· a day. The machinery
is propelled oy a 150-horee
power engine, while the (toiler « apu
city I» 1 Ml)-home power. The two
larg»· f.«ii» nr» run bv a smalh-r en
ifliii· ·ο that when the .tin»· .-ire i >t
iu operation the work of union ii ig
cotton from wagon* can i»e contin
ued. A *e««<l house hah hto'tt con
structed about fifty feet from (lie
gin h ou »«* into which all tl e
•eed are blown. Thi* h ο il * e
h> so arranged that if a far*
mer degrés to catch hi· own #«-e»i
they can be »witcb«Hl into a hopper
and the dumped into hi*· wagon.
Nearly all the machinery ha· ar
rived Htid I* being placed in position
under the direction of Mr. itichard
eon, an expert uiachiniat from Dal
la·. Mr. George, who kindly
• bowed the reporter through the
plant stated that the work would be
completed b< ample time for the gin
to begin Operation at the opening of
the cotton Heeon·
A Physicien Healed.
I>r. Geo. Kwinjf, a }>ractlciuK phy
sician of ttmith's Grove, Ky., for
over thirty yearn, writeshi* nerson
ai experience with Foley's Kidney
Cure : "For year» I had been great
ly bothered with kidney and bladder
trouble and enlarged prostrate gland.
I used everything known to the pro
fession without relief, until I com
menced the use of Foley'· Kidney
Cure. After taking three bottle· I
wan entirely relieved and cured. I
prescribe it now dally in my prac
tice and heartily recommend Its uae
to all physicians for such troubles.
I have prescribed it In hundreds of
caaes with perfect success." Hold
by B. W. Fearis.
Boom 6UB.
Our buyer, Mr. Έ. Chaska, now in_ New York,
bought a lot of RUGS, numbering 500, to be
divided into our four stores. This house
keeps the most, something like 150.
They consist of Moquettes & Ax
minsters in assorted patterns.
f- Extra large size, 6 ft. 2 in.
long by 3 ft 2 in wide
AÀAÀAUZT
The regular price of these RUGS is 54.50, Monday
and Tuesday we place them on κιί·- QC
at the low price of
You should certainly take advantage of this sale
and get one or two.
ELOnly two allowed to each customer
Remember this sale lasts only two days—
Monday and Tuesday
We May Be L'nderadverlised, but Undersold NEVER
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Iob printing ha· over the ordinary
iind by giving you the beat In—
Quality, Character
onomy.
lift ua getNarou up h dummy, make
you an|erttiihHt«, or vou an ide·
of the coet, and what \ a little money
will secure. Our Job [department ia
conducted e*clb«(iv« ; of the news
paper, and your Ordéri get correct
and proper attention.
Enterprise Job Office
Phone 148