The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 01, 1903, Image 1

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VOLUME IX
W AX AH ACHIE. TEXAS, WEDNESDAY. APRIL 1,
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Just R.eceivecf at
These are My Good
$1.00
.... 35c
The very bast I· th* KHKAKFAHT BELL, put op In
-•pound can·, whol^ of pul*»Tlind...
Th* next b*et il CHEFS FAVORITE -3-|*»«nd/|
can for ..., Υ ι
1-pound paekafr* for
Th· twet '£te parka** on th· mar««* I· Ifï·—
Broadway Java and
Mocha
Alao ha*· th· BHOADWAV in balk, a: p,>r pound 2ftc
All th· at*·*»· Coft··· ar·· rnad· from stock by
X*w York Coff·· Company, and ar· ruaranteed to bo »tr
ft KK.
the
trietly
.Jim Kelleher
JOE A. HARRIS
JEWELER
South Hide Square
Diamonds, Watches, Cut Glass,
Silverware, etc.
Repairing a Specialty
Ali Oooda Bought Her* Kurfraved Kr·· of Chaff·.
15 CENTS
Τ· Enli or Any Ciaaif
C«BO«C(i*D
punit, perfect Mrrlr·. Ail lin··
faille circuit. Long Distance
phone.
ne·· Phone , fci.Utia month
deuce Phone ... 12.UU a month
arty line·.
Ce. Independent
bone Ceapuy.
►. J. ERWIIN,
IRACTOR d. BUILDER
tes furnished and plan· drawn
notice. Knowledge of the
Itlve detail· pertaining to
Bricklaying, Carpentry,
irbuilduif, Roofing and
eaeantlal to the perma
U structure· Kuowl
lad with •kill, enables
[the beat possible resells.
North Collet· Street,
' eble, Texa·.
Delicious
Ice Cream
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I
and
Ice Cream
Soda
Fresh Home·
Made .Candy
Chocolate and
Bonbons
Fresh box Candy
Gmt-âmràai Caitfr Kitclw·
C.N. Anderson
TBI βυαογ man
1· how reed τ to repair end put your
buggy and carriage to «hap· (or tb·
coming aprtog. Rubber tir· work »
apeeielty.
NOBBY HATS IN PROFUSION
Many Fetching Styles Shown by
Cheeves Brothers 6 Co.
The development of fashion is a
constantly progressive evolution
beautyward. It seems trite to say
now, as has perhaps always been
said before of every millinery open
ing, that the present season's style·
are more charming, more artistic,
more beautiful than ever before.
Vet, it Is quite logically so, and the
fact is abundantly evidenced by the
hats now being shown in the milli
nery department of the store of
Cheeves Mro·. A Co.
This stor»* was the mecca today for
the devotees of fashion. The fem
inine world was out to "see," and j
verily it was not disappointed, fur if
there is anything more fetching and
delightfully irressistable than are
the raputal adornments of the près-1
ent season, do not tell u». j
Miss Hinton, of St. Louis, has]
charge of th^ millinery department ]
at this store this year, and the
many beautiful patterns, lovely crea
tions seen on all sld'-s, is evidence
sufficient to prove that ih<> is an
artist of no mean ability.
At this stme the entire d'splay is
really lovely and chic, there beiug
no two hats alike. When a reporter
called this afternoon he found Miss
Hinton and her assistants busily
engaged in explaining styles and
shapes to the throng of ladies
around them. Hbe is an advocate
of the small flower effects, and
certainly carries some beauties in
this line. Plumes the uses but
slightly while fruits and flowers are
very much in evidence. There were
pure black and pure white Napoli
tans that were dreams of beauty.
One verv lovely hat was of moline
with spun glass crown.
The children are by no means for
gotten In tbia collection of beauty,
several very pretty styles for the
little tots being on display.
The Last Sad Riles.
The last a ad rites nï«r the body
of Col. R A. Davis mrf held thin
morning at the family residence,
corner Franklin and Monroe street·,
Mr. Chalmers McPherson, pastor of
the Christian church officiating. A
large concourse of friends assem
bled at the residence to pay a lait
tribute of respect to the man who
wan reckoned as a genuine friend of
the community. The bier was lit·
«rally covered with floral ofleritiit»,
three larife wreath· being presented
by the Waxahachle Fire Depart
ment, the K. A. Davit Hook and
Ladder Company having been
named for the man who had always
taken an active interest in matters
pertaining to the town's future wel
fare. During the services at the
residence and at the grave the
banks and nearly all the business
houses were closed in resect to the
memory of the deceased The pro
cession from the residence to the
cematery was headed by the fire de
partment, followed by Mayor Pick
ett and the board of aldermen.
Next In order was the Masons
closely followed by the hearse.
Following the hearse came relatives
and friends in vehicles and on foot.
At the grave the exercises were
conducted in accordance with the
banal ritual of the Masonic frater
nity.
Still Winning.
The Spooner Dramatic Company
are βti 1 ! winning friends at the
<>j»f ra hong»». La.*t night was anoth
er success. The play given was a
laughable comedy-drama entitled
"A Vagabond'» Honor." Mies
Spooner I Mollie Darling wan seen
in a light comedy role and proved
her versatility in a most convincing
manner. Mr. Dudley gave » perfect
conception of the absent minded
M. D. The dual speciality by Miss
Spooner and Mr. Dudley evoked
round after round of applause.
Κ. E. Spooner and Edgar Mayo
played the two vagabonds and both
w»>re certainly clever. Mies Van
Esse made a distinct hit in the sweet
part of Ethel and Mitchell Ingraham
was, as he always is, good In what
ever role he attempts. A beautiful
characterization of the part of the
blind mother was given by Mrs. F.
E. Spooner.
The greatest ot all melo-dramatic
successes "The Golden West" will
be given tonight with Miss Spooner
in the role of a deaf and|dumb buy.
The Spooner Company is certainly
entitled to their success.
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IT IS NO WONOER
that nearly every one has
a Telephone when you
considei our rates of 51
to 52 a month for resi
dences and $1,50 to 53 a
month for business
houses y : : : :
Won't you let us
Placf one for You?
Call the manager; he will send
λ solicitor for your contract
The Southwestern
Telegraph and Telephone
Company
inaieceu ,owed me blood on his hand's
heartless one, . which 'w*1 «aid
weeks ago his wtfi^ had attended >a(j,
performance at iiie opera house |
Afl»-r they had reached home it is
alleged that he began upbraiding
her for spending her money on
<lr »'·. A few words passed liftww îi
then ; when : '■ drew a revolver a .1
fired at 1 -r four times, thr>'<> of tin
shots taking effect. One of the
ehi t-i broke b-r neck, prmincin^ in
stant death. Smith was arrested
and a few days later was indicted
by the grand jury. In the event the
motion to quash the indictment is
overruled the trial of Smith will
attract more than ordinary interest.
A few minutes after .'i o'clock the
above motion was overruled by the
court, and the trial of the case will |
be proceeded with. !
County Attorney Karrar this j
morning concluded the argument in !
the case of Jim Sullivan, charged
with perjury, and the jury now has
the matter under advisement.
In the county court Emmet:
Thomas entered a plea of guilty to a 1
charge of theft and was fined S10,
and given ten days In jail.
Foley's KWnny Care makes the
ι kidneys and bladder right. Con
; tains nothing injurious. Sold bv
U W L- _ -1 -
Cc/mpletely and entirt^^^,II
repdy, with a stock <rr m |l
Spring Clothing f r. fitted *
which you can be fitt/hether II
ft matters nut whe re,ruiar II
Atout, lean or reg rsH not II
shape; it matters js 11
whether £8.50 or $25 7 the II
the priçe, or any of th, can II '
grades between, we can^ , y
please you. Ready, too,
with new Hats Knox or
Stetson, or cheaper
grades: with new Man
hattan Shirts : with new
Shoes.
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"'JdiAt r7ûiÉ CldfottA
We Do it Right.
If your horse needs clipping brin
tiirn to our stable and have him cIi
^>ed by experienced men, who jfu
fc-itee their work Both 'pho
No. 2. Davknpokt A Patton
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To
Our
Subscribe ···
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, it ι * We have
Thp continued bad v^)c aSraiion.
er during the montj^
vented us from
quite a number jdel Mineral
patron·, consondensed), th«
bille for sub aine, per
were carried ο
hope you will b
to nettle you Jdel W ells
when the coll*
this week. . , ...
Thanking vou"1"' el
patronage, anr'*e
to continue yc.
list, we are.
Very tf
.ilnue to keep ii
Af good*, and w
λΤ orders.
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Hdel Well»
25(
50(
15i
25i
•the fl;
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Base Ball Supplies
and Sporting Goods
such as Fishing Taekl° of all kinds. Nets, Minnow
Buckets. Poles. Corks. Lines artd Hooks—a complete
assortment. /
Base Bail Goods
c Bail Go<
for all kinds of Base Ba|l/eeds—Spalding's and A. J.
Reach's. Have you trted Reach's Balls? We don't
hesitate a moment to say Reach makes the best. If
you don't believe it. try it. If it is not so. we will
pay the bill ourselves. Gloves, Mitts, Masks, Bats
and Balls. Price these goods. You'll find out something
THE HLRR1NG DRUG COMPANY
*ni Retail DruMists A Waxehachie
Some E,ye=Openers
JUST look what I am doing for you this wel
use not having plenty of every thin
can get them at these prices:—
20 pounds standard Granulated Sugar
20 pounds choice evaporated Prunes
6 boxes Armour's or Libby's Potted Ha
4 cans Salmon
3 cans Blackberries
12 cans Early June English Peas
12 cans Baked Beans with Tomato Sauf
12 cans 1-pound Oysters (full weight·^·
12 2-pound cans Tomatoes
12 3-pound cans Tomatoes
6 cans American Sardines
2 cans genuine French Sardines
3 boxes N. B. C. Soda Ciadcers
5 pound packages ^ v
2 package > Cnyy
2 BostonBrown \ Pitcher
1 gallon pur^'bugAKers or Dishes
1 gallon OtJoking Owls
1 pound of Crearm Platters
.s and Saucers
Freeh shipment of eel<2 inch Soups
Thit flour is mad·· of <% ιΠΓι, Platte,
premium at the ί · *ncti r,a,es
will want no othT#, nf)t trje<j aUy 0f nov Velio
s§>
(<
iim
31 Pieces
for only
$2.75
Cooking Ware, you
· " I* pretty and (food. Fire d»e· not afTf<-t it Put it
When in the tnaand serve it on the tahje. Save the extra work of
phone, gets the Ρ the victuals and puttiug on dishes 1 have some big
for the same m'" Tleware and Glassware. Also carry a bijf line of
and you will be and Wrist Hags, the verr latest designs. Big re
on Lamps. Call and tee me iwfore you buy.
E,d. "S NEW CENTURY STORE
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*· Bide Bquare, Waxahach i·, Ten»»