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The
Daily light
VOLUME XI
WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS. MONDAY, APHIL 20, 1903
NUMBER 14
WH*EXTEND TO YOU A MOST CORDIAL IN- |
VITATION to visit us anv day during this
* week, at which time we will serve the finest
I up of coffee to be found in this State.
t We have secured the sendees of Miss El
« sie Neil, ·»η >f the most expert demonstrators in
S Chi ο to show you what the qualit' >f our
^erndcll Coffee
We know that good cup of
I coffee ind that v<»u realize that good .:onee is
X >->enti tl to every well regulate^household.
Call and see us, and tell us what you think
ah· 'it our FERNDELL COFFEES.
We strive and aim to pleas*· you, and with the
fine quality t Ferndell Coffees, w believ·· we
have just what you want. It unable to call, we will
be glad to call upon you in your home at vour conven
ience. Verv truly and gratefully yours,
J. B. HINES Wa*^hle
** ASK ABOUT THE COUPONS Φ*
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Crackers and Cakes I
New shipment ·>[ the
Ivst m j η υ f a c φ J
M·( ι, k r M; : C.iko " in.'SMur t!îL· same ni »η
ey than anywhere else. Try an order from us.
Leigh Bros. Φ Phones 54 I
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The World's
Approval
of <iur Klour provi - that i«
roallv «food article ι· <|c:rkl>
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fiitlmnoaiiiHl, ri»··* <|uick
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ha·, that rich brown to;,
rtu^t which ileliirt t* I< r
h»-irt. So tnur-h for look*
Hi·· ht-adof thehoiiw·· thinks
triofe of th" ta*t·· Maifiiolla
flour All* «11 th'·»·· r' 'jtiir·
tu-ut»,
Jim Kelleher
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ι, neury υ Liuuaiey, caanier oi tùe above named bauk, do
* solemnly awear that the above statement la true to the beat or my
♦ knowledge and belief HENRY D LIND8LEY, Caahier.
Subscribed and «turn to before me thi· 13th day of April, 1903.
J Κ W. HM1TH, Notary Public, Dallaa Co., Texaa.
Correc t Atteat:
Bknnltt Hiu.,
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A. Tkmh-ktos,
lint to us 11 mi in
TEXAS PRESS ASSOCIATION
Program of Meeting at Waxa*
hachie. May 21-22.
The Texas Press association will
n.'ft in twenty-fourth annual ses
sion at Waxahaehie. May 21 ami 22.
There are !72 members of the as
sociation. Of these anil of news
paper workers who havf announced
ι their intention of joining, more
than 100 ha\e announced positively
in response to a circular letter of
inquiry that they will attend the
Waxahaehie meeting. Counting
. wiv«s of members who will later
find it convenient to attend, it is
reasonable to anticipate an attend
ance of 150, which will be the
largest in recent vears.
As will be seen below, the execu
tive committee has arranged an in
teresting program and an especially
attractive excursion to follow. Al
together the Waxahaehie meeting
'promses to be exceptionally pleas
ant and profitable. The program
follow*
ThUK8I>.\> , M.W 21.
10 a. in. to 32 m.—Opening exer
cises, reports of officer* and stand
ing committees, announcements,
etc.
»<i t'i (. p. m Exercises b\ el «et·
ι ed orator, essavist and noet. \iz..
oration by Col. \V. <; Hterrett,
"Htate l'resf," Dallas-i ial\eston
News essay. Mrs. S. K. Buchanan,
editor "Household,'' Farm and
Kaucl . poem, Mrs. Mary Winn
Smoots of "Aunt i.ucindy" fame.
I Γ! ' ·..· *.-t · *ep ses W.!l ! · follow
ed by a general discussion on th*
query, "W1 at Would You I)o If
Ν ο ι Could Do A- You Would to
which every membar mill be re
quested to iimk·' a brief response.
The idea is to · xhibit ti e hin
drances, commercial, legal or Oth
erwise Willi, fetter the editor II : id
to present th· ideal tsork whict
in ι κ1 t be done hv the press under
I *
oil er circumstances. Κ very mem
i ber is appointed to prepare a )>rlef
( speech on this topic none to exceed
! five minutes.
l KiiiA\, >1 \ ^ 22.
• a. ι:. I" 12 Address by Κ«·\ .
Oeorge Kankm, T«-xas Christ an
Advocate, «>ιι " J ounsaliMii » ml its
Halation to Γ ni i.c Morale," f.illow
ed by diwueilon, paper by Mist.
Maid J Alien · f tii»· Bartlett N«w·,
followed by discussion paper by
J1r I* i Keac! <>f th·· Ooniab-s
I iquir· r on "The Maki . '>( h !■» ic
(>··>!>in 1 Daily ai.d \\ <-··'. '.)* in a
Country Town. ' follow» 1 by .li^
cutilon; opening of questlo' Ικ>χ
ami discussion of it* rout· ute.
J t·» 4 p. m. Κ lection of officers,
•«lection of next place of meet ing.
I resolutions, etc.
It will be observed lliat bot en n
Witts and a part of Friday afternoon
ar·- b'ft f'»r local entertainment of
which the president i* prepared to
guarantee an abundance In the best
quality of Texas hospitality.
Till EX» I K8W.N
I rider the advico of the executive
committee the president has ar
ranged an excursion, following the
meeting, to tour industrial and di- j
versified Texas The schedule is
not yet arranged in detail, but spe
cific announcement will b· made in
ample time.
The excursionists will hare seen
the successful cotton mill at Waxa
hachie and they will spend Satur
day, May 23, at the great new pack
eries in Kort Worth. Possibly a
visit may h»* mûri* mit »<> Thnrb»r
iniii' * and vitrified brick establieh
ment, one of the largest industrial
communities in the south. There
is ale«i an urgent invitation t<· run
d'iwu to Hruwnwood and pay a visit
to the «rave of the lamented S. M.
Vernon, hut lack of ti;. < will prob
ably prevent. From Fort Worth;
the «xcursiun will pointu Ku>( Tex
an and southward through the
great fruit helt which will beat its
l>e»t In I'I'i'im and fruitage, tlien
down int·· the lumber, oil anil rice
district, sfeioir the new pine shav
ing» paper · ι : 11 at Orange, the big
Industriel· at Beaumont and wit
i '»«siriK the flooding of '!■' great
rire farms of South Texas The
party w:ll disj ■ rse at Houston.
The plai is to travel altogether in
day light and .» iarti*· part «if the
journey will be mad· on special
schedule.
Citiea ni η* th·- way may be de
pended upon to inak· pleasant
breaks in the journey.
It;»· vj»it Jwili open the IJO of
maiiv eiiitors t«> the greatness of
industrial and diversified Texas and
the result will be a new and deli,.· t
ful appreciation of this wonderful
state.
Member w! .. will οίιι the t-xcur- !
» i ■ >n should pro ν id*· themselves with
transportation from Hi>uiton, t}.··
point of dispersion. The <-xcursion
transportation w ill be prov tded lu a
body by the committee.
The journcv ran be mad·· in one
w<*ek fr· ·r. ti · lay of leaving Wa\a
hachie to the day of arrival at
home, making altogether about ten
da*π for annual meeting and excur
sion. The necessary expenses will
be no more tl au ordinary traveling
expenses for that length of tune.
More particular announcement of
the excursion will be made later to
member· of the association and to
others who have signified a desire
to go.
EXtXITlVE COM M ITTICI
The executive committee of the
Texas Frees association is hereby
called to meet at Waxahachie,
Thursday, May 21, at a m., one
hour before the meeting of the asso
ciation.
C'UMM'I Ol'BI.EY,
President.
Houston, Texas, April IS.
EXERCISES FOR FIELD DAY
Program to be Given by Hifh
Schjol Pupils San Ja
cinto Day.
K<»li<·wiri>ar is the program for lieid
day exercises to be given by the
ι high echowl pupils 011 San Jacinto,
j day, Tuesday afternoon, April _'l,
beginning at two o'clock:
First Grade—Hoop Drill, girls:
Dude Race, 4 buys.
Second Grade Scarf Drill, girl»;'
Dude Race, 4 boys.
Second and Third Grades — Wand
Drill, girls: Brownie Race, 7 boys.
Third Grade Indian Huntress ι
Drill, girls; Rrownle Race, 7 boys.
Fourth tirade — Patriot's Drill,
girls; Blindman's Race, bovs.
Fourth Grade—Dairy Maid Drill,
girls; Sack Race, boys.
Fifth Grade- Bean Bag Drill, girls :
Clown Race, boys.
Fifth and Sixth Grades -Rrooui
Drill, girls; Cob Race, boys.
Sixth Grade—Ring Drill, «iris;
IMn Race, boy».
Seventh (trade Cmbreila Drill,
girls; Blind-fold Game, boys.
High School Military Drill,
r I s ; I ! in. m i h Race, Hurdle Rac. ,
I limbing, F Race, R inn Race,
V\ Ileeiharriιw K»ce K»f M m -
Race, Ob»tac|· Rac··, Μ··:? ι it
hard Race, Horizontal liar, Tug of
War, Running Broad Jump. Run
ning High Jump, Vaulting, Reap
Frog.
There w ill b< three tut'- ·>' » irhe
Ι*'·«ιι hove of different grade·,.
Decoration Day.
The member· of Camp Winni··
i>avis, I'nited Confederate Veter
ans, and of Sims-Watson Chapter,
Daughters of t! e Confederacy, have,
arranged to obsorve S am1 ay, April J'i,
as Decoration Day. The exercises
will be held in the cemetery park at
4 o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs.
\V. J. tin i ♦- has been appointed
chairman of tire decoration commit
tee anil she requests all persons
who wish to furnish flowers to send'
them tu the cemetery between .. and
4 o'clock, as she will he there ti> re
ceive them. Citizens of the town
wt know the location of graves of
old soldiers are requested to furnish
sucl information to either Miss
M<dlie PMllips i.i Mr- Κ H.cirif
fln.
A Fortune in Dogs.
• Mie of the features of the (Jrcat
Kioto show··, united this ·-· asoti, is
then troop of thoroughbred dog» In
h'-leeting material for their kennels
only registered do>rs were purchased
and to the fancier of thoroughbreds
a genuine treat is promised. The
Ion.; list includes importe.1 French,
Uern.an and ltussiai Poodle·, Sky
'lerriers, Krirlien Hull»;, a magnifi
cent troup· of Scotch Collies, in
fact, each and every do^ in the iist 'I*
i* a pedigreed t*»«nty and many of -
them are the winners of American
and foreign i.euch show prizes. It
you are interested in thoroughbred
doge pay a visit to these kennels,
where polite attendants will be
pleased to point out the favorites
and answer all queries.
Will exhibit at \V ax ah ac hie to
morrow
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Η Κ A I Τ Ν AM) 8TRENUTH
Arn destrabl·· Vou ar· strong S
and vigorous, when your blood in I
nure M an ν nay, most women, I
fail t·· ; roperl.s digest t: · ir food, I
and ho become sallow, thin and I
weak, while the brightness, fresh
ness anil beauty of the skin ai I
complexion, depart. Remedy this I
unpleasant evil, by eating nourish
ing food, and taking » small dose of I
Herbine after each meal, to digest I
what you have eaten **<· at Hood I
Λ Martin'· I
COMING EVENTS.
April '_'l Field day at I'aik I'ub- I
lie school.
Μ ι · Protracted meeting at I
Main îStreet Christian Church.
May til Annual meeting of the I
Texas Pre·* Association. Two days I
lession.
$150.00 Reward.
The Houston aud Tvtas Railroad I
Company will pay $1 jrt.00 for the ar- I
rest and coin idnm #f the party or I
laitisi who plac.· ] . i.st ruction 11
M track MM and ftH ...'snast I
>f Sardls on Port Worth branch on I
tight of \■ ηl »'n' caused!I
■ΓΓ'-i k of we>t bound Knight κ vira il
«M J. Ν Μ 111 >' r, Manager l't J |
Crop and Cnattie M'^tiia^m no*
In stock. Orders tilled for any quan
tity desired Also bill of sale books
for stockman. The Koterpris·
New rubber tired buggies at
L'jnde Motley'·. 13
Men
are buying
Clothing
nimbly these days.
It'5 the time of the year
when everything wants
to put on new life and
new clothes. It's natur
al, perfectly natural. No
thrifty man can afford to
be poky or dowdy in
this age of thrift, when
appearances count for so
much. Spring selling is
now in full blast. This
store's ability to serve
>8*ίν* ^Princeton"
Ou>nQ jurt
trrxrr
the men fofks of Ellis
county was* never so
thoroughly tested a> now
and we stand the test.
In tact, we like to be
tested. Suits as low in
prke as 58.50 and as
huh as $25.00. Of course
the between grades ire
the most popular sellers
and so there's a larger
assortment of ^uits at
S1J.50 and $15.(X) than
we have ever shown.
Every wearing wmt from
he id to foot can best be
suppliee here. It's ,i
pleasure to show.
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WANT
COLUMN
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BUY
SELL
or
EXCHANGE
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The new game
FLINCH
Now in stocK her©. Shipment re
ceived yesterday.
:
THE HERRING DRUG COMPANY
VImUmIc asd Retail Druffists A Waxahachie
See
McManus'
for Kitif>,|Ki'liabl«>
Vehicles
House
Cleaning
Time
Come· with spring ami you
will likely need mui' : : :
Bed Bu>i Poison, Kat and
Roach Killer, as well as
Fly Paper, also London
Purple^Paris Green, etc.
A\¥ theee we have and
w/uld be pleased to supply
ufiiir wants. We would ee
/»-<-ially call your attention
Fly Net
a· well as
Tangle Foot
and
Dutchess Poison
Paper
Call to see us
Thomas & Moore
Oriental Drug Store.

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