The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], October 13, 1902, Image 1

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WAXA.HACHIX, TEXA8, M6NDÀ*. OCTOBER 13, 4902
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VOLUME IX
Call for
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Sunflower Creamery
Made at Parsons Kansas, the
finest Butter made
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Freeh Turnips, Corn, Celery, Cran- $
berries, BlacK Eyed Peas.OKra, J
Snap Beans, Sweet Potatoes, Î
California Grapes, ;
Peaches and Oranges $
for Saturday , |
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Just Receiyedaaaa
DurKee's Salad Dressing
Barrateria Shrimp
Deviled Crabs
Picnic Lobsters
Leigh Brothers, Phone 54
NE.W DAINTIE,S^M
I HAVE new English Walnuts, and
Sicily Filberts. Brazil DJuts, Almonds.
I Shelled Almonds; jheWCitron, Orange
t and Lemon Peel; new Raisins and
χ Currants. ..
JIM KELLEHER
Why Not
I ««· Freeh Meal KT<H)jtd at horn»»
at a MS# jrli··· a· <>UI u^ai. It eo»t«
no more. Aek your/ merchant for
oar meal; if not iiatialactory Tr
iant tu tnertb&tar and tret your
money buck.
fit! J. T, WiuuaMh A Co.
Hi· Life in Peril.
"1 just iwmed to hivt· gone all to;
j.iM-ne,/ ★rite# Alfred B*»<\ of Wei- ■
fare, Tex., "biliouaiiA·· and a lame'
bark had tnid« lif»· a ba nlen. I !
couldn't «-at or eleep and felt almost j
loo worn oat to work when I began ι
to use Electric Hitters, but they I
worked wonder». Now I sleep ltk<·
a top, can eat anything, have gained
in atreugth and enjoy hard work."'
They (five rigorous health and new
llfeio weak, sickly, run down peo
ple. Try thern. Only iiOc at Her- ;
rinx-Spark» drug store. ,
holey'» Honey and Tar cure*
cough» and cold· and prevent» pneu
monia. Take no »ub»titutee. Bold I
by B. W. Kearte. !
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Watch Your Houses.
Buffalo Bill'· big ahow will 'be
here Wndoudty and·' it would be
well for the people of Waxabachie
to watch their houses βικί protect
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their valuables. As a day and night
performance wiU be given it wonfcii
be ail ν in ahlc for part of the family to ;
attend In the afternoon ami r>art at
night. By all mean* some one
should remain at home during tb.e 1
time the «how is in town. Th*· pf
ficers of the town will do all dbey i
canto look after the crook· who '
follow shows, but th««y can't b<· in ι
all parts of the city at th** «am·1
time. i
Notice.
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In tiew ofi thy fart that I hare re
cently forniwiVa partnership with
Dr Hhytleei ¥ respectfully request {
of oiv patroro aB early settlement
of all past one accounts.
64 A. B. Small, M. I>.
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REVIVAL MEETING CLOSED
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Number of Conversions Estima
ted at One Hundred.
The revival condtaetecfrfct tbe Β«φ
tlet chureh fer the past two wleks
by Evangelist, P. M. FitsgHrald^
clowd> list night. Τ1φ auditorial
and galleries of the spacious build
ing were filled |A th«#r limit and for
two hours a service of interest was
held- The choir of trained sirjajprs
sang with power *nd feeling, arjd
after Pastors SmiWi *nd Cjpase had
made their final tjatemenfs con
cerning tbe meetinff Hro. Fitzger
ald took t&e pulpit for his latt ser
mon ani in forc*fyl language pre
sented the question of a^»;ptance or
rejection of Chtlst.
This lias b«en one of the best
meetings Wafcahachie has had in
years. Christian people of ahiioet
eyerv denomination worked heartfly
and harmoniously in the fbeetttig.j
There were conf erif»>ne at almost |
every service fj-om the tim« the ;
meetingbegan until it closed. It is
safe to say that there have been at
least one hundred professions of
faith in Christ during the meeting.
This includes ta»· work done at the
Colley chapel exercises. -Since thef
meeting com.nenced ^here hav«
been 4,"i additions to the Cumberland
Py^shytrrian churûi. The Baptist
had ]'J additions yest y with j
other· to·f<Hlow. ALI the churches
in the city that took part in the
meeting will be greatly benefited.
It U Confidently ex I* eted that the I
good work will continue after the
evangelist is §oue.
K«*v Fitrgfrald and Mr. farter,
by their fa|tmul service, won many
warm friends in t?î* city.
America's Famous Beauties*
I,ook with horror on Skin Erup
tions, Hjotches, sor»*, Pimples.
They don't have them, nor will any
one, who uses Huckieu's Arnica
Halve, it iflorifles the face. K«
«em^ur Salt Jiheum vanish before
it. It '#«res sore lips, chapped
hand*, chilblains. Infallible for
Piles, i'x· at Herring-Sjjparke drug
stQr·'.
Married in Dallas.
Yesterday at Live Oak street, j
ils the city of Dalian, Mr. W. Κ. ι
Arant, of Monroe, La., and Mis*
Mvrtle Hrady of thin city, w^re
united In marriage, Rt»v. J. L. Pierce
officiating. Sr. Aratj,t formerly
lived in Waxahachie, hut in now !
traveling out of Monroe f<>r a promi
nent munie houne. It was by ap- j
pointaient if ftfiancee in Dal-1
las. *They left there toda-v for their j
future home at Monroe.
Th« bride in a daughter of Mr. E. !
Hraify of thin city and la quite a
lovable atrtlcharming young woman.
Duriug Mr. Arant1* residence iu
Waxahachie he made numerourf
friend·, all of whom unite In wish
ing him and hi» bride a peaceful
voyage over life's rough^ea.
Spent M or# Than $100<V
W. W. Kaker of Plainvlew, Neb.j
writes. "My wile suffered frota
lung trouble for fifteen years. Sfce
tried a number of doctors »nd spent
over $1000 without relief. She be
came very low and lost alt hope. A
friend recommended Filey's Honey
aud Tar and, thankn to thin great
remedy, Jt saved her life. She en
joys better health tjjan she tias
known In ten years." Refuse sub
stitutes. Sold by B. \V. Feacin.
An Officer Hurl.
Policeman Joe Colline was pain
fVilly hurt Saturday night while try
ing to arrest a man. The fellow
was in a wagon and when the officer
requested him to come down he re
fused and attempted to drive away.
Collins caught the lines of the team
and in trying to stop them the wag
on wheel passed over hin right foot,
badly mashing his great toe.
No danger ot consumption if you
use Foley's Honey and Tar to cure
that stubborn cough. Sold by ft.
W. Fearis.
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A WANT AD. IN THE
W%nt Column.
Everybody wfH read it. Mid
it wont eoet you much.
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Opera Company Arrives.
The Olympia Opera Company
arrived in ttfe city this morning
from Dallas where they ?ave, enter
tainment* each evening during the
fair. Tonight this company will for
mally open the theatrical season at
the park auditorium, presenting
that popular opera written by John
Phillip ftousa, "El Captain". This
is considered one of the most ex
pensive royalty operas «>f today.
TheTHympians were seen here.îaât
winter and that they gave perfect
satisfaction was the univere/tl v##
dtcl of all who heard them. The.
p«opJ>* will miss a rare treat ifthey
faiHo attend the performance to
night.
A Change in Business.
Some of the men who have b«*^p
engaged in the saloon business In
Waxahachie are bu#*· making pre
parations to engage in other lines of
butine·». ,
Mr. 8. E. Hhellitd will chartge hi#
place of business to a cukl drinfc
stand and pool room. Mr. Shellito
say» he will sell whiskey on [in
scription.
L. Β 'Howell, wlie conducted the
Hoard of Trade saloon, will engage
iii tbecold storage business.
J. H. Pridemore will continue in
business at his prea^it place oit the
west side of the afpiare *b"e he
will sell cold drinks and conduct the
* hadwick Club.
Sixteen Clerks.
The following clerks will be f'Wuid
at Brin's g->-at "Bmo^'i Mill Rui
nant Sal^iT
W. TVTlnitirv.
Will Paife. β
Terry <ire%n. *,
P. Brin. / ?
Chester Ad^x.®
î)or» girtn jf
Lon Moffley.
Kurt lj/r.
Ott« tffiggs.
iHdiiJy Brin.
Peàrev Shands.
Will Kellev
Will Rudolph.
Charley Brady.
Mies Mattie Griggs.
Charley Thompson.
Ous Robieon. G5
Out Of Death's Jaws.
"When death seemed very near
from a severe stomach and liver
trouble, that I Had suffered with for
vears," writes P. Mase, Durham,
Ν C., Dr. King's New Life Pills
#aved my life and gave perfect
health." Best pills on earth and
only 25c at Herring-Sparks drug
store.
It's No Wonder
nearly every one has a Tele
phone when you consider
our rates of $1 to $2 a month
for residences and$1.50Jto $3
a month for business houses
Won't you let us Place
One for You?
Call the manager. He will
send a solicitor for
your contract.
The Southwestern Telegraph and
Telephone Company
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DONT GO IT BLIND
WOT'
When it comes to a matter of spending
your hard-earned money. It pays to
knôw what you are doing. Our especial
f^ride is to tell you, to show you iust
what your money goes for when you
spend it here. There is n<^baphazard
buying irvthis store, but because we do
npt sell haphazard. Neither do we buy
haphazard. First, w<? know the makers
of our clothes; wç know the materials;
we select from the best weaves; we get
the best patterns, and then we hammer
the price down to the very lowest notch
not to sacrifice quality and make-up.
We were never more completely ready
than now : : : : :
$10.00 to $25.00 a Suit
Show Day Circulars:
Merchants who witnt circulars,
handbills, etc., fot njiow day should
order them at Send us your
copy early toiijftrrow morning so
you can have them reStiy Wednes
day morning.
f L Entkrprihk Job (Ikock,
Phone 14t>.
bpeciai Katy Kates.
New Orleans and return, date sale
Nov. 10th atyl 1KU: rate one first
class fare; fmal limit leaving New
Orleans not Iktér than Nov.
J. 1. Hey, Agejkt.
LÛ02.
Ladies* ^ ^ ^
TJndersKirts
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FINE BLACK ITALIAN FINISHED SATEEN SKIRT—
Pi%ty, deep flgunce, trimmed in two rows of taffeta
silk ruffles and velveteen faced,,duplex yoke $4.00
FINE BLACK MERCERIZED SÂTEEN SKIRTS—Ele
gantly trimmed in pleats àwe ruftles, duplex yoke,
very choice values .... $2.00 Ci $3.00
BLACK MERCERIZED SaTEEN SKIRTS—Splendid
cloth, deep flounce trimmed in pretty van dyke
ruffles end pteats, duplex yoke — - $1.50
BLAÇK S VftiEN SKIRT —Good mercerized Sateen,
deepglounce, either Seated or with 5 ruftles, a good
Skirt to sell qy. onlv. — ··■· $1.00
BLACK SPUN GiASS SKIRTS—Deep rutiles 75c
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Ladies' Ready-made Under
skirts, made of splendid
material, late style patterns,
from best ready-made facto
ries, and at prices very little
more than the cost of goods
at retail. We would be glad
to have you come down and
See them.
/ FINE BLACK MOIRE SKIRT
—Made with deep pleated
flounce, trimmed with three
pretty rows of ruftles, velvet
een faced, 4 yards wide,
dupFex yoke $5.00
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HUYLER'S CANDY
Fre$h stock now here-iBon Boni, Fancy Mixed, in
half-pound, 1-pound jsnd 3-pdind boxes. Plain
Ch&olates and Chocolate Créa η/ Drops. You know *
wVhat Huyler's means. |
Herring-Spaftfs Drug Co.
Wholesale £ Retail Druggists
North Side Square
...Visit the Great... *
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International!
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Fair
San Antonio, Oct. 18 4o 29
$50,000 in Purses and Premiums
Every Exhibit Department Complete
Grand Free Attractions Eaëh Day
Faine't Great Manhattan Reach Fireworks Production,
"The Last Days of Pompeii"
during each and every night of th<f Fair.
HrwiAL EvKirr Dave
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 18-Children'· DayJ'reea Day, Football
O&tpe, University of Texas vs. University ofjRaton Rouge, La.
SUNDAY, OCTORER 19-Rand Concerte, été.
MONDaY, OCTORER 20 -Cattle Roping, Κf. of F. Day.
TUESDAY, OCTORER 21-Rufalo Rill's Wild W«it Show.
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 224-Confederaji> Veterans Day, Gov
ernor's Day, I. and G. N. R'y Dky, Katy I/ay, Roping Contest. ,
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23-ÉÏ*n Antoiio Day. J
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24-Sehley\l)ay, Day. J
SATURDAY·, OCTOBER 25 Tfcveltng/Men'· Day, A. A M. 4
College Day, Football (lame, University Jbf Texas vs. A. <fc M. J
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26- Hernia^ Son/ Day, Hand Concert·.
MONDAY, OCTORER 27-Irrlgatiàn IAy. J
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28 Tex a- Weld's Fair Comuiiesion Day, «
Texas Fre.es Day. 2
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 29 Railroad Day, Challenge ΒορΙηκ <
Contest, Southern Pacific Day, Land and Immigration AkUs. Day 2
J. M. VANCE. VORIES P. BROWN, <
Secretary. President J
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