The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 08, 1903, Image 4

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Lady,
Do You Want
First Choice
of
E.aster Styles?
Come soon. Every size in many cuts
>f Oxford or Slipper is here. They
are as new as the newest, as handsome
as a picture.
$2.00 to $3.00 for Slippers
$2.00 to $4.00 for Oxfords
Crow Bros., Fool-Fitters
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I Baby Time
We take babies' pic
tures "quick as a
wink." The merit
of our work lies
partly in catching
their natural ex
pressions and atti
tudes. You will like
our baby pictures.
They are a credit tu
us and to vou ?
HUDSON
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R I Ρ A N S Tabules
Doctors Had
A good prescription
For mankind.
The B5-cenr packet is en ;gh f yf
an ^ordinary occasion The
i\n%i'.y brrftlc ( pnc< ΘΟ cent»
coauuji λ supply lor λ year.
DR Ά. Κ. COLLINS
•VfcTfcKINARY
SURGbON: :
AtgConde Mosley's
Stable.
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Monday Νιχίιΐ—
I (>r<»it NVw \'nrk Success
LADIES KKKK Any p»r»on
purehftBtnit » .W-cent ticket for
Monday niirtit'* performance
[ mTlnui to 7 P. M. can take
• me lady free.
People's 10c
Popular 20c
Prices 30c
^-at» <>(i Sale Saturday and
Monday at K*aris Drug Store
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j PERSONALS j
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J. L. Deegan was in Dallas today
Miss Anna Hines went to Dallas
this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. C. \V. Gibson spenl
the day in Dallas.
R. H. Dearing was a passenger tc
Dallas this morning.
I Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Timmons re
turned to Mexia this morning.
Mrs. C. O. Adkins and Miss Myr
tie Smith spent yesterday in Ε η nie
Misses Eflle and Lucilf Arnolc
went to Dallas this morning to visit
relatives.
Misses Minnie and Kirdie Kellj
of Midlothian are visiting Mr am
Mrs. T. K. Newton.
Kud Ligtitsey, a prominent citi
zen of the Crisp community, was it
the city yesterday.
H A. McMillan w»-nt to Fori
Worth this morning to attend th<
Theodore Thimae Orchestra con
i cert.
Made by Home Man.
ΤΙιηγρ is πι Gforiff* Cooper's mar
! Uct, which lie recently opened, a re·
friKerator made bv Mr. Thraah, ι
ι carpenter in this city. It isja splen
did specimen of that mechanic'!
skill, is well made and ercurelv pul
together. The art w^rk on it is
executed, giving the refrigerator a
very ornate appearance. Mr. Coop
er nays he saved quite a nice littU
sum by having it constructed her*
111 preference to buying one read}
made. His shop is located on Col
lege street, next door to V. Trip·
pet's grocery store, where can b«
found at all times a freeh supply ol
meats from the Fort Worth pack
eries.
Red Oak Presbytery.
The Red Oak Presbytery of the
Cumberland Presbyterian church
will hold its regular semi-annual ses
sion at the Cannon avenue Cumber·
land Presbyterian church in For!
Worth this week, beginning vester
day morning at 11 o'clock. At thli
η eetii>g of the Presbytery a numbei
of ministers are to be received
among them Evangelist P. M. Fitat
çerald of this city.
R«v. 8. E. Kennon, of Forreston
was elected moderator, and Rev. J
C. Smith, pastor of ttie church it
Waxahachie, \iji made a member ol
a number of important committees
Baptist Church.
The meeting closed at the Raptis
church Monday night. In many re
spects it has been u remark abb
meeting, 'here have been abou
seveutv professions of Christ. Rev
A V flail is a powerful preacher ο
the gospel. Thirty stand approve*
I for baptism and there are man;
[others to follow The ordinance ο
baptism will be administered tc
nignt at 7:3(1. At this service J. H
MeClai will be present with th
ι colportage wanuii, recently sent ou
bv this and other churches of th
! county.
Notice to Fratrrs.
Thursday night the Uth is our r<
gular meeting night. There arethii
teen applications. There will be
candidates to initiate as soon »
I there policies return. A large a
it· laicr ι» derired.H I> RosserF. Ν
('. M. Brady Secy.
$100- Or. E. Oetchon's AnW-Di
K it i: ,iy b*· w >rth to you more tin
#IUU if you have a cniid wbo soi
bedding from incontinence of wat<
during sleep. Core· old and youi
alike. It arreHts t lie trouble at one
•1. Soli by B. \V. Fearis, Wax ah
chle, Tel.
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' ! DAILY HAPPENINQHl OPj|THK 3 !
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Mrs. Daltou's new hate have juat
arrived. 5|
Read Merce Walker's ad. in to
day's issue.
Born, to F. P. Powell and wife,
April 7, a pretty girl.
Mrs. Dalton has tbe best and
cheapest line of hats in ^îie city. f>
Let us not be out-stripped by our
sister cities in the way of education- !
al facilities.
Ladies have you seen Mis. Dal- >
ton's new hats, a new shipment has
just arrived. 5,
The city council wjll /neet tomor- !
row night to canvass the returns of
yesterday's election.
Vote for the school bond proposit
ion, and thereby show your interest
in the welfare of our future citizen
ship.
The Imperial Bell Ringers at Trin
ity University tonight. A musical
treat is in store for all who attend
this performance.
Pat Witten, from near Bee Creek,
was in the city the other day and
said that a new boy had made his
arrival at his home.
The totai number of vnies east in
the city election in Waxahachie
yesterday fell below one hundred,
but the ticket was fleeted.
Now that all danger of a freeze is
I past it becomes necessary for the
water to be turned into the watering
i troughs on the public square.
The Missionary Society of the M.
E. Church will give an Easter Egg
J hunt at Mrs. E. \V. Sims, Thursday
(afternoon at 4::t0 o'clock. Admiss
ion 10c.
The Pine RiutT baseball team
! which plays Trinity here tomorrow
' is :i member of the Southern League,
i Tlii> team defeated Corsicaria Moil
I day and Tuesday.
D. Ε. Hicks, of Waco, represen
tative of the Climax Ink and Oil
company, is in the city. He says it
} is his intention to establish a branch
house in Waxahachie.
Pleas Dorris, who was in Mem
phis, Tetin., all winter selling mules
for M. M. Mosley, lias returned to
] Waxahachie He is still troubled
I to some extent with rheumatism.
J. 'Γ. Murphy, who lives near
I Howard, passed through the city
J yesterday en route to Fort Worth
as a delegate to the Ked Oak Pres
bytery of Ithe Cumberland Presby
terian church.
O. P. Bowser, of Dallas, president
of the Texas Good Koads Associa
tion, has appointed Mr. J. M. Lan
caster of this city a delegate to the
good roads convention to be held in
St. Louis April '17.
Mr. M. E. Getzendaner, who has
been visiting his brother, Capt. W.
H. Getzendaner, has returned to his
home at Polo, 111. Mr. Getzendaner
is a large land owner in Illinois and
he says that it is a magnificent
country.
In the municipal elections yester
day over the state we note that Job·
T. Jones, formerly of Milford, was
elected mayor of Dalhart. John Ρ
Cooper, who formerly lived in %Va\*
ahachie, was elected city secretary
of McGregor.
J. P. Giles, an old settler of Ellis
county, after spending the winter on
his farm near Avalon, passed
through the city yesterdav with his
wife en route to Kiowa county, Ok
lahoma. Mr Giles and hi· nephew,
Dan Giles, own half a section of
fine land in that country.
Mf>rce Walker, the watchmaker
A repairer, calls your attention to
hie ad. today.
John Kebeatnen, who has been in
the barber business in VVaxahachie
since last fall, left last niffht for Hock
Island, 111 , to join the Illinois, In
diana and Iowa league baseball team
of that city. Mrs Rebsamen went
to Clarke viile, Ark., to spend the
summer with relatives
K's. of P., Attention.
Regular meet*
intf of Htotifweill
LodtfH, No. 13,
Knffrht» ni I'y
thla ft , April Uth.
1 ii i t iations. All
member» r^'iu^st
ed to b« <>n liana.
Κ. P. Anderson, C C.
J.J. Spencer, R. <>f K. S.
Walk· Without Crutches.
I was much afflicted with sciatica,
write* Ed. Sud, Iowaville, Sedg
wick Co., Kan., "going about uti
crutches and suffering a ·1 ·ά2 of jutin. |
1 was induced to try Mallard's Snow
Liniment, which relieved tn« -1
lined three ,"pOc bottles. It lit the ;
greatest liniment 1 ever used; have
recommended 11 a number of per
sons, all express themselves a«
beim: benefitted by it I now » >»lk
without crutches, abb to perform .»
firreat deal of lljrht labor on the
firm." 25c, ,>k· and il.on
haty Officials in The City.
The 'special train «if I'letiJi ut
Untitle and other official» of tin Katyj
was sidetracked in the yard* here!
yesterday afternoon where it remain
ed until thin morning. The official·!
spent the night ou the train.
Kobbed The Grave.
A startling incident is narrated by
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, its fol
low» "1 was in un awful condition
My skin was almost vellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coaled, pain contin
ually in back and sides, no ap[>etlte,
growing weaker every day. Three
physicians had Kiven me up. Then
I was advised to use Electric Bit
ter·; to my irreatjoy, the first bottle
mad· a decided improvement ! con
tinued their use for three weeks,
and I am now a well man. I know
they robbed the irrave of another
victim." So one should fail to try
them. Only ,"j0 cents, guaranteed,
at Herrin# Drug Co.'s drug store.
Old Teacher Dead.
News com** from Wue county of
the death of Prof. J M. YonUy,
aged vemr». He had been teaching
school possibly half aoentury. From
Capt. W. H. Oetxeudaner of this
city **e learned that Prof. Yonley
taught school in Waxaharhie about
fifteen year· ago and was considereii
a very able educator.
A Oreat Sensation.
There was a big seusatlon In i.ees
ville, lud., when W. H. Brown of!
that place, who wai expected to die.
had his life saved by Or. Klug's
New Discovery for Consumption.
He write·: "1 endured insufferable
agonies from Asthma, but your
New Discovery κ**β me Immediate
relief and aoon thereafter effected a
complete cure." rtlmilar cure· of
Consumption, Pneumonia. Bronchi
tis and Orip are numerous. It's the
peerless remedy for all throat and
lung troubles. fiOc and fl.UU. Guar·
anteed by Herrin# Drug Co., Drug
gists. Ί rial bottles free.
Texas Midland Railroad.
A strictly up-to-date line.
"Nothing too good f„r it » pat
ron·."
Klegant enaction, splendid dlnins
car·, «erring n>eale a la carte at
reasonable prices, and first-class
cuisine, ail gu to make a Journey
over the road a pleaaure long to be
remembered.
Close connection· made at junc
tion point· to and from all point·.
Full information regarding rates,
time card·, Pullman rafervation·,
etc., will be cheerfully furnished by
by any agent of the Midland or the
undersigned ou application.
F. B. McKay, G. P. Α.,
Terrell, Texas.
Crop and Co at tie Mortgages now
in stock. Orttorc fillet! for any quan
tity desired. Also bill of sale booki
for stockmen. The Enteipriee.
COMING EVENTS.
April s Lmieristl Bell Ringer· at
rrinity ro!*i«r»lty
April 1#. The Leroy HjrjMtoUr Co.
at <> pera boa·*· three nlxhte.
April 11.—City achool bond »lw· j
tion.
April Π 4 p.m. Trinity l'alreral
ty *·. Kort Worth Uoivmlty, in
!i.iMhkll, l nivTiitv.
April 12.— Κ a* ter Sutuiay.
April 13— Field day at Trinity.
April 13. The Ashley Kuah Co.,
at opera bouae for untwraii
April 18—Dr. D. F. Ko*, at Trin
ity University.
April 21 —Field day at Park Pub
lic school.
May ID— Protracted meeting at
Main Street Christian Chnrcb.
new s ÎW».'
W» nffrron» H LBdrad ttellan K*»»ra fat aoj
cm at Cetarrk <kat ceaetx ka tared kt Halt1·
Caiarrk < «r»
¥ J I'Hr.Mt * W , Pi»»» . Teltion
*1 !(>♦ uedtr»J{kard. ha»*k«o»n r JI Uhi
for tk* iM fit* ;M>r< u4 katiat· kie parfaatlr
hoaoraki· 1k all ki«am ir»a«ktltoa» aad f at·
rialijr akit te carry oat aaj ekitiatioa tuad· kr !
tkair fire
*«i a Treat, «kolaeai· l«uc[im foitio l)
Waidaa k>aeaa * Manta.VMiwI* Urauitu, ,
Toledo.okio.
Hail'· Gatarrkt*» κ taaaa tataraastj aatiac ;
dtrectl/ u(na iaa klood aad aiacou* tartaca A Ike
•rtlaie Prie·. 7V. par kettle (told kf ait Drug
fiat* 1 mi I stasia)· fr««
JWHall · raaiilT Pill· ar- Uw kaai
A Chicken Ficné,
Ι· there ou» In Waxahachie, or ι
iuywh»i« «round here? If ao, you
ahouid call to examine our atock of
Poultry K«m«diea, which ta com
plet». Thomah A Μουκκ,
H Oriental Drug 8tor*.
M Κ A Γ Τ Y AND 8TKKNOTH
Are deai rable. You are atrong
and vigorous, when your blood la
pure. Many—nay. moat—women,
full to properly dige*t their food, j
and ao become aallow, thin and
weak, while the brightn«a·, freah· ι
neaa and beauty of the akin and
complexion, depart. Remedy thia !
unpleaaant evil, by eating nouriah-,
iiiΚ food, and taking a amall doae of
Herblne after each meal, to dlgeat
what you have eaten. ."iOc at Hood
A Martin'a.
Clean, Press and Repair.
if you want to look neat bring me
our clothea to clean, preaa and re
pair. I am here to pleaae you. Huy
and aell second-hand clothea.
J. 8. Pkrkin,
55tf 'J13 Kaat Main atreet.
Mak* » A Clean 8weep.
Thera'a nothing like doing a thing
thoroughly. Of all the a&lvea you
ever heard of, Hucklen'a Arnica
Halve ia the beat. It awee^a away
itiiii curvi Hut u·, noto·, muUva,
Cut·, Holla, I'leera, 8kln Eruptions
and Pile*. It'a only *^c, and guar
anteed to give eatla/actloo by
Herring Drug Co., Druggist·.
Bow*· the Baby?
Does its food agree with It? If cot,
call and see us. We carry a great
many different kinds of Baby Food,
and can give you the benefit of
years of experience in catering to
the needs of the youngsters.
DEY POROUS
KlA plasters
Will Cure a Cold—Stop a Cough
One of the many reasons why a
Porous Plaster is so efficient in
relieving an ache or a pain, a cough
or a cold, is because it is always on
duty—right over the pain, and the
pores absorb the medication neces
sary to effect an immediate cure.
We think REX the best Porous
Plaster made.
Hood <S Martin
PRESCRIPTION DHUOOI8TS
IA Breezy Time;
is în store for every one who attends my great
Special Sale of Fans for the remainder of this
week. I have just received a shipment of
about 5000 Fans, and as I wish to get rid of
all of them this season. I am going to start
off by giving you a big reduction as a special
inducement to get you to come down.
All 5c and 10c Fans at 5c
All 15c and 20c Fans at 10c
All 25cand30c Fansat 15c
Fans worth from 35c to 75c. You get your
choice of any of them for 25c.
Nothing higher than 25c
This is the houee that clips off a few cents
here and a few cents there, saving you a dollar
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inriuic juu Mum 11.
I have rivited my leadership right through
the trade, and am clinching it faster every day
For the remainder of the week I have also
continued my grand Embroidery Sale; also on
all Lace Curtainsyou get j,<$ Per Cent Discount
and all
Carpets and Mattings
at Cost
The ever increasing volume of my business is
brought about bj my ability to make better
offer* to my customers than doe-s any other
concern.
Now. remember that these great specials are
for this week only.
Yotirs for Trade
1 >. EGOBR
I he Leader in Good Ooods and Low Prices
Κ LAUGH PRODUCER
SEST OF THEM ALL
THE, G1R Ε'Λ Τ
LEROYS
MONAICHS OF
HYPNOTISM
A bewildering array ol
strange, startling and
scientific phenomena A
Twenty-leur 6 a I I i η g
gnns of fnn fired contin·
uonsly all evening A A
OPERA HOUSE
3-Nighu 3 r%
Beginning Thursday Apr. "
15 25 35c
CLOTHES CLEANED
AT HALF PRICE
Your Huit Cleaned A l'r«h»«-d fur 11.OU
Your rant· (Vaued A Pr««»»d for$.4f
Your Pant· Hpnpirrd Al're«»*d for .1
Rufus lackland s Misfit Parlor.
Middle ·( souta .-«id* rt<|u»r·. WuifeMhi·.
OLD PHONE NO. β
W· are ready to auppiy your
wauta In
Groceries and Feedstuff»
of all kind·. We guarantee full
weight· and meaaurea.
A trial order from you will convince
you that we wili appreciate
yjur trade. t
Free delivery to any part of th· city
8 tor* on Kaat Main Street, oopoalte
Hate hell A Co.'· tneat market.
T. J. STROUD A CO.