The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], August 22, 1902, Image 1

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ilLY LIGHT
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WAX AHACHIX, TEXAS, FRIDAY. AUGU8T 22, 1902
BTUVBX& 121
Fresh Whole Wheat
Shredded Biscuit and
Fer n'd ell Oatmeal
J. B. HINES, N°u mbhe Γβ3 \
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Just Received—a Fresh
shipment of Cr&chers
and Cakes at a_0_a_
LEIGH a BROTHERS
HUDSON.
Photographer.
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Studio On*r
Ch««v«( Rros.' Store
Prohibition Speaking.
«OXUAV, At t». J"»th S l> M.
0»rr'i Ιλιι» < ><l»r,
Wyatt, »iarilfi«*r,
KiTf Korku, I-otig Rrtncb,
Karris, Ky ri<·,
Htniwxli.
Tl'IWtiA) , At'l». 38, * P. M.
Antioch, Loftoo lirmrb,
Haralett, Ik*?,
Kockett, tie-mina,
Auburn, Aima,
Cri «ρ
WKDKKHDAT, Al «ί. 2Γ, H I*. M.
Slay, Brittwa,
Ht«rrt*U, 1 nd in,
HI α If Spring*, Rttterprfae,
Κη·Ικ». Tellco.
TKt'KMDAI . Al <i. 28, Η V M.
Flat Kock, Ml Pfeak ,
Howard, Hove*·,
M *lo«*y, Bri»tol,
Oak, Byron
Κ 14! U A V , AI U. Λ», H P. M.
South Italy, Hay,
l'aimer, Hot,
Waxaftachie, KnnU.
Henry, H«thel. at 4 r>. rn.
There will b<> Rood ijxaki-rii to HI!
each appointment.
Yours r-ry truly,
Λ Η. Γ). Rohheh, Chairman.
Notice to Tex Payers.
Notice in hereby given to tip/ elly
tax payer» that I am μο* yrepared
to collect and receipt flor Ail\ taxe*
da* the city of \Vaxa)ù«ffit», '!'<·*»
for the y par Α. Γ) IWfci.
1Ά» Cunt 8ιάμ»ι?«*<ϊ,
City Tax A*ee<t»or and collector.
Many pereon# In tins community
ar« eun*ring from kidney p«iiîîî1i^tîÎ
who could avoid fatal returns by
ueinK Foley'» Kidney Cure. Sold
l»y B. W. K«'»rii>.
g~n 1 "».....
Ε,. S. BOZE
Contractor and
Bu ildje r
FurtiUh plan* and «pacification*, or
contract your beltdiop. Be«>i of
r«(«r«f»». Huilder of tlx· Chau
tauipta auditorium Would lik<· to
fitrure with tho»»· contemplating
Kwatiuff in Waxahadhic —
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Travel is Necessary j
Sometimes
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Long Distance
Τ elephone
will isvti you much
travel and money
SOI'TH WKHTKKN TtCIJStt ΚΑΓΗ i
λ I fc-KKi-HosK Company.
Con sumption Τ h real ·■ η ed.
"lwa« troubled with a hacking
coutfh for « year and 1 thougrt I had
consumption," «aye C. lTnff«*r, 2Π
Maple St., Champaign, 111. "I tried
a f-ri-at many remedi*·* atul I was
under the car·* of physicians for t»ev*
! i rai month». 1 uaed one bottle of
Foley*· Hoj*y ami Tar. It cured
! in·» and I have not been troubled
•-ini·'·." Ho!«f by H. W. Feari*.
THE BOLL WEEVIL IK TEXAS
Entomologist Malty Urges Farm·
era te Keep β» the Fight.
State Entomologist Mally bu is
sued another appeal t« the farmers
of the'state to keep up the fight
again at the boll weevil. Some time
since, Mr. Matiy issued a atatement
in which he predicted that the wee
vil would toon be heard from all
over the infected area, and appealed
to the farmers not to relax their ef
forts because of their belief that the
weevil would not do much harm.
He now points to the crop reports in
the dally press as substantiating
his predictions, and repeated his
warning, though he is inclined to
think that not much can l>e done to
help the crop this season. But if the
farmers will now go about the work
of hand-pickinfr the pest |
from the plants and burning)
the fallen bolls they will do much
toward protecting the crop next
year. If the weevils wer»· allowed!
to go into winter quarters they can- i
not be got al before "ext y»~ar, and!
then tfiey will multiply so rapidly j
that nothing can be don··
The government agents are «till '
carrying on their experiments in
Rol>erteon and Ν ictoria counties,
hut do not seem to have arrived at
any conclusion as to a cheap and '
effective remedy. The hahits of the
weevil are pretty well known j
through Prof. Mallv's publications,
and what is wanted now is some
thing that will kill the bug· without
too much labor.
Picnic for (he Children.
From four to o'clock yester
day afternoon the Weet End park
presented ijulte an animated scene
the occasion being a picnic given
by Mite Jennie Ward, compliment
ary to lier Sunday school class.
M is* Jennie teaches th·· infant clans,
whic' is composed of about one
hundred boys and girls, at the
Methodist church, and she ts per- ,
haps one of the most popular
teachers in the Sundav school.
*
Nearly all the members of her class j
were at the park yesterday after- !
noon, and it was a royal good time
they had There were swings tor
the girls and traîne* for the boys
and ail spent the tim·* in a pleasur
able manner. At refreshments,
consisting of cream and cak»·, were
served, and aft»*r partaking of the
delicious repast the entire party
were given a ride ! » > th< city on the
street car?·.
New Use for Beaumont Oii.
Mr. M.M. Mosely, the well known
mute and hors»- trade of this city,
tell· us he has found a new use for
Beaumont oil. For several days he
has been experimenting with it as a
remedy for the dry, hacking cough
in horses and he is much pleased at
results obtained. Mr. Mosely
drenches his horses with the oil
once a day and he thinks it will ul
timately cure the worst cas»·. He
says that it i·» the opinion that
heaves can be successfully cured
by the use of this oil.
■lew Are If η nr Bk kOney* ?
Dr IfofcbT ëï>er*érue kidrary ill* Sa*t>
Add hUirhu# itecsufdr Co. Vt$n <*gn. or Ν V
Look Pleasant, Please.
Photographer i\ t\ Harlan, of
Eaton, (>.. eau do so now, though
for years in* couldn't, because he
suffered untold agony from the
worst form of indigestion. All phy
sician·» and medicines failed to help
him till he tried Electric Kilters,
which worked such wonders for him
that he declares they are a godsend
to sufferers from Dyspepsia and
stomach trouble·. I'nrivaled for
diseases of the Stomach, Liver and
Kidneys, they build up and give
new life to the whole system. Try
them. Only 5Gc. Guaranteed by
Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
IbImwiI Ceceptioa.
Lut night at the home of Mr.
and Mm. Bluiit Btarngtrt^er,
About three mile· from town, a par
ty of young people from Waxa
hachie enjoyed an informal recep
tion and imprompta dance given by
Mi·· Annie Kennedy. More than
one hundred invitation· were sent
out and nearly all were accepted.
It was one of the moat pleaeant
social function· that ha· been given
lately and all who were present
were entertained in a charming
manner. In addition to the merry
dance there were contest· of various
kinds and delightful music. In the
contest Lynn Lasswell won the
boy'· prize and Miss Laura MeClel
lan was awarded the young lady's
priie. There were plenty of re
freshments, consisting of ice cream
and rake.
Gold Medal for Eliis County.
The people of Kllis county will
no doubt he gratified to know that
the county was awarded a gold
medal at the last meeting of the
Farmers' Congress for the largest
attendance of any county in the
state, l'he medal was given by the
Texan State Kair, and it is neatly
finished and engraved. On the face
is the inscription,"'Texas State Kair
1ÎJ02," while on the obverse side is
th>· following: "Largest Attend
ance Any County; Ellis County."
Tlit- medvl was received in Waxa
hachi*· today by Mr. \V. J. Btiie.
Election Returns.
The Light has arranged to an
nounce the returns from the prohi-1
bition election on Saturday night,
Aug, 30 from Herring'· Drug Store.
Our blackboard will be put in posi
tion and the returns given by pre
cincts as they come in. We are ar
ranging to get immediate returns
from every box where there is tele
phone connection. Come to Her
rings on the night of the e.'ection
and learn whether it's "wet" or
"dry."
A Hot Pace.
Candidates for the United States
Senate in South Carolina are try
ing to impress the voters with their
their fitness for the position l>v ex
hibitions of their qualifications as
rough and tumble fighters, but Till
man and McLaurin have set a pace
that the new men are finding hard
t » follow,—Topeka State Journal.
A Physician Healed.
I>r. Geo. Kwing, a practicing phy
sician of Smith's Grove, Ky., for
over thirty years, writes his person
al experience with Foley's Kidney |
Cure: "For years 1 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's Kidney
Cure. After taking three bottles I
was entirely relieved and cured. 1
prescribe it now daily in my prac
tice and heartily recommend its uàe
to all physicians for such troubles.
I have prescribed it in hundreds of
cases with perfect success." Sold
b.v B- W. Fear is.
H. £ T. C. Special Rales.
Butte, Mont., international Min
ing Congress. Tickets on sale Aug.
20, 21, 2ti and -7; return limit Sept.
'tû, 11)02. Fare $4.Ί.Γν» for round trip.
Fort Worth, account Labor Day.
Tickets on sale for morning trains
Sept. 1: return limit Sept. 2. Fare
$1.70.
J ust Look at Her.
VV1 mnce came that sprightly step,
faultless skin, rich, rosy complex
ion, smiling face. She feels good,
shi feels rood. Here's her secret.
She us. ? Dr. King's New l ift Pills.
Result, all organs active, dige ti<>n
good, no headachi'9, no chance i\>r
' blues." Try them yourself. Only
j 25c at Herring-Sparks Drug Co.
FHE axahachie Candy Kitchen
is prepared to furnish ice cream
bricks for parties and w· tdl u g re
ception* at $1.40 per galb tf
FLY BANES HERE
Texas Fly Oil 50c quart
Our own "Fly-Git" 50c quart ^
Fish Oil ; 1 $1.00 gallon
, Crude Carbolic Acid and PiFar in plenty.
We solicit vour orders.
Herring-SparKs Drug Co. I
^ Wholesale < Retail Druggists A North'Side Square ^
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I; PERSONALS
< >
H. W. Leeper wu Id Dalla* to
day.
Mr·. Btuart Moore is visiting ir
Dallas.
Capt. D. Mahoney fW in Dallai
today.
Will Kennedy was in Mansfield
today.
J. E. Weaver irent to Fort Worth
this morning.
A. B. Harris, of Italy spent yes
terday in the city.
W. 8. Kemble returned from
Fort Worth this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewell McCartney
are visiting at Hereford.
Editor T. J. Middleton was in
Midlothian this morning.
Rev. L. C. Kirkee was a visitor
to Corsicana this morning.
Attorney Mark Smith was a pass
enger to Dallas this morning.
Mrs. D. Egger and children have
gone to Alvarado to visit relatives.
Miss Yetta Freeman of Ennis is
visiting Mrs. (Dr. D. (J. Thomp
son.
Mi·* Julia Hlllver has returned
from Bowie where she spent lier
summer vacation.
Miss Maggie Christopher is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Brown, of VYax
ahachie. —Hillsboro Mirror.
T. J. Cole returned this afternoon
from a business trip through the In
dian Territory and Kansas City.
Mrs. Leonard Keplinger and son,
Master Leonard, returned this
morning from a trip to Brownwood.
Mi ss Kate Lancaster returned
yesterday afternoon from Ennis
where she has been visiting rela
tives.
J. W. Cunningham, right of way
and claim agent lorthe International
and Great Northern railway, was in
the city today.
Mrs. Edward L. Bowen and son,
Arlofî Lake Bowen, of New Orleans,
are visiting her daughter, Mrs.
(Dr.) V. M. Bass.
T. S. Hamilton,editor of the Italy
News Herald, and W. B. Lockhart,
manager of the telephone exchange
in that city, were in the city today.
Miss E. A. Traylor, who has been
been spending the summer in New
York, where she prosecuted her
studiee in art, arrived home this
morning.
H. G T. Excursion Rates.
Corsicana. Account Central Tei.
Negro Fair. Tickets ou sale Aug.
2©th to 25th. Limited tor return
Aug. 26th, at$1.40 for round trip.
Memphis, Tenu., tickets on sale
up to Sept. 1th. Return limit Oct.
31st, 1902. $19.70 for round trip.
Durango, Mexico. Tickets on sale
during the month of August at the
rate of $25.40 for round trip. This
is a noted summer resort and tick
ets have good limits and stop over
privileges returning.
Washington account (irand Army
of the Republic. Tickets on sale
Oct. 2nd and 3rd. Fare $31..'10. Re
turn limit leaving Washington not
later than Oct. 14th l'.KLV with i*xten
sion and stop-over privileges
Gainesville, Texas, Baptist state
Sunday school and I! V. P. Γ. con
vention (colored Tickets on sale
for-trains armiutr at (jrainesville
August Huh and 21st, fare *!.."><> for
round trip. Return limit Aug. 23,
San Antonio Texas I". H T. and
S. Μ. 'Γ. Tickets on sale Aug. 24
and 2ôth. Hound trip rate &K.40.
Return limit Sept. 2nd U*>2.
Special low rat e s t<> Eureka
: Springs, Ark.
Prohibition Speaking.
1 hand you, below, a iUt of ap
pointmeute for prohibition speak im?
for the next week, whiel 1 would
thank you to publish in your paper:
"CVOLOMr." DAVIS* APPOINTAIΚΝΊ>.
Bard well. Friday " 22
Ennis, Saturday, 1 p. in. ,l 2
Ennis, Saturday night, ' :S
(IRAN VILLE JOSIirt' V1j!M[.Sîm |λτ>.
Nash, Fridav "
vvaxahachie, Sat. 4 p. m. " 2.i
waxahachie, Sat. night, " 2.!
W. H. RKRHY 'S APPOINTMKVTS,
Oak, Friday " " 22
Mt. Peak, Sat. "
Anti-prohibition speaker-. art ι·
vited to lie present at each appoint
ment and a division of time will '>*
given. Yours Very Truly,
H D. rlosHKR, Ch'rau.
EùCftUTiMir n-jwPl· *filh C*«.«r»t»·
Cmtnij Cathartic, vît» coesupitu ·»* f reief
Oc.'Si;. It C.C-C fat... 4rut·■ ntwimotj
Solomon
In All His Glory
could not enjoy the privi
lege that you do today—
the privilege of buying
cool, comfortable Negli
gee Shirts, worth 11.25
and $1.50 each, for—
Eagle, Monarch and Wil
son Bros.'"makes, pretty
patterns and fast colors.
Here's a Good Thing- Suits
HALF PRICE—anything
in the house, e.xcept
blacks, y
Odd Pants, Straw Hats,
Tan Shoes and Summer
Underwear, all going at
cut prices.
VttttfacïtlÊf ClctftiM)
Come to Us
with your Wants for
Hardware
Implements
Vehicles
Sewing
Machines
We have some
rare bargains
for you in each
of the above
lines 0 Yours
for business.
Waxahachie
Hardware Co·
T. J. Tingîe·#·##·# Mgr
Julia A Hillyer
Teachcr jpf JPiano
Pupil of Kiiiiv L .bling and
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I S t ù d ίο Γ ■>- « 1 -ili Tern» bo·
■;tailr " V ' : * * »* MotuUv
Arnold -
sic Store : -»**pt. 1, 1.903
R. D. McCombs
Kir<\ iii! ·, Acciri'-nt, Tornado
and Plat'· (.Ha»»
Insurance
AgQA t.
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