The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 23, 1903, Image 4

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Ladies Oxfords
that
Always Shine
the fcnappt «at lot here
your optic* ever fell on
No nepcl to ehine them,
no loss of muscle to
make preventable.
They tire ready and
waitii;^ for you to put
on. They dress the
oot ii: the (Jrf»ssjf*.-.t way
Prices
$2.50 $3.00 $3.50
GROW BROTHERS
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DR. Α. Κ. COLLINS
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\Y .uxahachie Ί xas
C.N. Anderson
ΤΗ i* HfUJG\ MAN
• ·. . <adv ' ' re; ai: a: ! put ; <11 r
/ and <· - j· 14- i.i -'ι*; ·<· for tl.e
:i.1.,'spr: llubluM tir»· work a
« dty.
> 'ni Joe il. Otbt> >ns of Κ ) ι η i 8
j» sterday iti the cit^ H» hue
as' r 'iarnmt from an extended triji
.:roujrli tl ·· Indian Territory. He
.jvi tlie Territory 1» a v.-rv fine
■ •••antry, but fie lias not ye! made
ij» ί)Μ mind to leave F.llie county.
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I PERSONALS |
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Dr. E. P. Shands wai in Britton
; today.
J Joe Laugley was here this morn
l ing from Ennis.
Col. D. 8. Session· of Ennis was
' iu the city today.
Miss Kate Mansfield spent yes
terday in the city.
Miss Clara Edwards la visiting
relatives in Sherman.
Mr. J. Γ). Compton, father of F.
; L. Compton, came in last night from
; Austin.
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Mrs. Iva Donigan of Waxahacbie
is visiting friends in this city.—En
nis News.
Ed Smith and Wesley King at
tended the horse show in Fort
Worth today.
Henry Nycum and W. A. Rriggs
went to Fort Worth this morning to
see the horse show.
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Col. C. R. Gibson left this morn
ί ing on a visit to the Odd Fellow
lodges in Comanche county.
Miss Lucile Kelly of Ennis re
turned home yesterday after a visit
to her cousins, Misses Verda and
Minnie Kelly and Mrs. E. S. Rose.
Miss Frances Copass returned
laat night from a visit to Waco,
where she attended the dedication
of Baylor's new buildings.
Robbed The Grave.
A startling incident is narrated bv
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, hs fol
lows "1 was in an awful condition.
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contin
ually in back and sides, 110 appetite,
growing weaker every day. Three
physicians had given me up. Then
I was advised to use Electric Hit
ters; to iny great joy, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. I con
tinued their use for three weeks,
and I am now a well man. I know
they robbed the grave of another
victim." N<> <>ne should fail to try
, them. Only Γ>0 cents, guaranteed,
at Herrii.g Drug Co.'β drug store.
Wrist ha.'t and belts, the vi>n
latest at Wear's New tVnturv
How S i hi·.'
w> ut ;i)re Hundred Dollars anl for aiijF
ça·**» of ι tttarr! inai cannot be cur*nl Hall i
laiarrh t υ η
1 Γ Η Κ Ν Κ Υ & CO.. Prop*.. Toledo, <»
We trio undorsighned, naw known Κ 4 t'hene)
for tbe la*t five years, and believe him i»erfectlj
honorable in ail ©usines* transactions and fman
:ia!lj able to carry out an> obligation nade oj
their firm.
WeM λ rruax. Whole**)* l^naggTotal·-.. o.
Wari· Kinuau & Marvln,Wbol»e-a!t· l>rugfistt,
Toledo, <)hlo.
Hall's ( atarrh rare Is taken internallv acting
Jir*et'> upon the blood and tnueou·» *urirre ι the
-Ο*tern. V'r ce, 7ôc, per bottle Sold bj a!! Drug
ςι Te* : non ii-i f re"
•Ha!'.'.· Kami ι τ Pills ar· the best
Honored With a Degree.
The many friends in Waxahacbie
.md throughout Ellis county, of
Hon. S. P. Skinner, will no doubt
I be pieased to learn that the degree
of Master of Arts has been confer·
ed on him by Baylor 1'niverslty.
Mr. Skinner is a graduate of Bavlor,
one of Ellis county's most promi
nent citizens and in e\ery resj>ect
deserved this recognition of honor
by one of the leading educational
institutions of the state. Other
prominent citizens of Texas, includ
ing Dr. W. R. Harper of Chicago,
received degrees as follows:
Doctor of divinity: Henjamin
Franklin Riley, Authur James Rar
ton, Jelferson Davis Ray, James
Melton Carroll.
Doctor of Laws: John Henueger
Reagan, Francis Richard Lubbock,
Thomas Jefferson Brown, James
Bo wen Baylor, Edgar Young Mul
lins, Robert Cook Buckner, William
' Rainev Harper.
SNAP-SHOTS AT THE PTCWS
φ DAILY HAPPENINGS or THE
CITY BRIEFLY TOLD
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Charcoal Furnaces at Wear's New
Century Store. 17
Charcoal Furnaces at Wear's New
Century Store. 17
If your club uses prises look at
those rook wood vases, oriental
shapes, at Wear's New Century
Store. 17
That yellow cooking ware is the
nicest thing out for the kitchen and
dining room. You can get them at
Wear's New Century Store. 17
Master Howard Gibson, who was
accidentally shot Monday evening,
is reported to be improving very
nicely.
Sheriff Minnick arrested a negro in
Dallas yesterday who escaped from
one of the county road camps last
August.
The Home Mission society of the
Method'st church will meet with j
Mrs. (). F. Sensabaugh tomorrow at J
three o'clock.
The missionary society of the
Baptist church will meet torn ο row
afternoon at four o'clock. Ail the
ladies are requested to l>e present.
T. J. Braly, the local organizer
for the Fraternal Union of America,
returned yesterday from Stephen·
ville, and he appears to be very
much improved in health.
Hon. S. P. Salnner of Waxahachie
was in the city yesterday to attend
the exercises of Haylor university.
He is one of the prominent men of
his county and is well known
throughout the state Waco Times*
H «'raid.
There will be work in all three
Ranks at the K. or P. lodge nest
Thursday night. Midlothian and
Howard lodges have be»<n invited to
be present on this occasion. A good
time is iu store for all Knights who
may attend.
Wrist hags and b> It -, the very j
latest at Wear's Sew Centurvj
Store. 17
A New Ice House.
Mr. R. Γ>. Pickens will iu about
ten days open a new ice house near
the Κ at y depot, where he will keep
on hand at all times a large supply
of ice from the Dallait and Ft. Worth
factories. Mr. Pickens' purpose in
opening this house is to supply the
retail trade of Waxfthaehie and com
munity. Ic»> will be delivered free in
the city and all deliveries Ih made
promptly when ice is ordered
1EATH FROM POISON
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ledical Records Show That Uric
Acid ia the Blood is · Swift
Agent of Death.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Use Popnlar Sprint Medicine, is
the Only Reliable
Blood Purifier.
In the springtime deaths from I
>oison—uric acid In the blood —are
:omnion. The malignant poison,
ivhich should be expelled by the I
iidneye, is diffused throusrh the I
>lood, and when allowed to remain
η the system, provesfaial. Thons- !
»ntls of men and <yomen around us '
*re now sutferjng from kidney-pois- '<
>ned blood. Loss of nerve force, ι
'ailure of appetite, nausea, constipa
Lion, pains in the hack and side and
iepreesion of spirit*, indicate that ]
iric acid is doing its terrible work.
For such a condition In spring- j
time, there is but one sure, tried
met never-failing remedy, it is
l'unie,* Celery Compound, which
promptly restores the kidneys to |
health and enables them to perform j
their functions. With the kidneys j
in proper condition, there cannot
remain the slightest trace of uric
acid in the blood. Mr. Α Γ. Win
ters, of Cincinnati, O., writes as I
follows about fits wonderful cure:
"In March, 1!<02, 1 was dangerous
ly ill, and my condition became so
alarming that my family called in a |
specialist to confer with our family
loctor. 1 was told tfiat my kidneys
were in very bad condition, and as a |
•onseqiit'iice, mv blood was charged |
with uric acid. 1 was also suffering!
from rheumatism in back and arms. I
lletting no positive good from the
Joctors, a friend advised me to!
miike UHf of I'aili· '» Celery Com-j
;>ound. The use of tfie first bottle ι
seemed to produce magical effects,
ind after I had used five bottles, 1 1
was strong and well. To-day my j
blood is pure and clean, appetite]
hearty, I sleep well, and am gaining j
in flesh and strength every day. I
l'ai ne's Celery Compound saved
my life, and 1 thank Hod for it. 1 j
always recommend it to sick peo
ple.' '
Εverjrthing hi the Oranite war»·
[lue at Wear'» New Century St or· .17
Katy Special Kates.
S:m Antonio ~ St at · Kpworthi
League ''onference. Sell April . I !
Return limit April"* ι Hit·· ·4<»
G L. Μ < μ » κ κ , A L'eut.
Clean, Press and Hepair.
If you want to look neat bring :i · i
our cloth·»· to c!· an, press and re
pair, i am here to please you'. Huj ,
an(1 sell second-hand clothe*.
J 8. Fkkkin,
Wtf 213 Kiikt Main street
Tl:·· lient lamp chimney» made at
\\ • ar's New Century Store. Γ
A Oreat Sensation.
There was a big sensati .n in Lees
ville, I nil., when VV. Η. Brown of
that place, whu wan expected to die,
had his life saved hy Dr. King's
N'-w Discovery for Consumption.
He write»: "I tndured Insufferable
agonies from Asthuia. hut your
New DUcovery pave me linn iliat·
relief anil soon thereafter effect· il a
complete cere." Similar cure* of
Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchi
tis and Grip are numerous. I t'a tin»
peerless remedy tor all throat and
lung troubles. ΓιΟο and ♦I.UU. Guar
anteed by Herring Drug Co . Drug
gists. Ί rial bottled free.
H. C T, C. Excursion Kates.
Ban Antonio- State M'dlcal As
sociation. Tickets on sale April 'J<>
and 'J7. U»turn limit May Fare
18.40 round trip.
New Orleans—American Medical
Association. Tickets ol sale May
J Mid 4. Keturn limit May It» with
extension privilege. Fare $15.30
round trip.
New Orleans, La., United Confed
erate Veterans Reunion; tickets on
λ tl· May 17t!i and l.Stli, return limit
May 124 lit, with extension privi
leges. Fare fur round trip.
T. H. HiKKuw, Ar't.
Eighty-Fourth Anniversary.
The following card has been issued
by the secretary of the local lodge of
Odd Fellows:
Wax ah ac hie Lodge No. ;i0, I. O.
O. F. will attend service at the
Cumberland Presbyterian church at
11 o'clock a. m. on Sunday, April
ΐ>, l9iU, when an anniversary ser
mon will be preached by Rev. J C.
Smith. Brothers will meet at tl.e
lodge room at 10:7» sharp, and
go from there iu a body to the
church. You are urged to lw m
hand In the lodge room at ti e hour
named. Regalia will be worn.
Fraternally.
C. T. Spalding, sec.
Going (o Cleburne.
Prof. W. W. Campbell and his
quartette will go to Cleburne Satur
day. The quartette Is ou the V. M
C. A. lecture course and will give
an entertaitment in Cleburne Sat
urday uight. Sunday morning they
will slug at the Cumberland Pres
byterian church.
Drummer Lsadore Harris of Wax
ahachie was in the city Monday
representing a well known distillery.
The impending local option election
placed a damper on bis trade and be
left without booking an order
Orange Tribune.
j Children are
Important
customers in our estimation.
When they ar<· sent to ue on a
trading errant), we always re
member that they are not dis
criminating buyers, and we
fake speeial pains t<» see that
they get what both you and
they want.
Then we always try to be
prompt in waiting n* their —
there is always a litth· worry
about them at home when they
are sent upon an errand and
stay too long, often through
no fault of their ·>»n.
HOOD & MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Both 1'hur.fi - - - No 34 i
Pleasing meals are possible onlv when
you have pleasing groceries. The best
the market affords at a right price here.
Selected for your selection. : : : '
Wallace & Co
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
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At the Cloic of Rusine·· April 11th, 1903.
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Κκκι» Fi-kminu, President, Hknky I). LtxPSLKY, Cash.,
Α. Τι Mi-urroN, Vice-Pre» and See. R. H. Coxnaij.v, Local Man.
H. O. Tkmpmcton, Local Sw,, Μ. Β Tkmim.kton, Couneel.
RESOtltCES.
Bill* receivable ... .. $.170 SC7 M4
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.Storks owned
Ranking hou*e anil furnitur·
other real estate owned
Cash aiu^ i-xcl.anir»· :
Due from hank* and banker*
Kxehaitsr''» for Hearing house
Ca»h in ν au It. ..
U\*· 4X> 'Si
2* :cw 17
47 :<M 44)
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:a 154 ίο
:ûl Ιλί 4M
I.l A UNITIES
< 'apilitl stork | aid in
F'rofltn, n«*t, *inr«> Feb. 1903 .
Deposit *
Commenced Ι»α*1η··«« February 'J, 11KU
fl ft")7 7 W
i00 IMI 00
11» 815 1»
"ΛΓ 772 44
|1 057 "Λ7
Τ h» ht ate of Texas,
t'ounty of Dalla·,
1, Henry I). Llndsler. < a»hi« i <>? the above named hank, do
solemnly swear that t ·■ al> >v«· statement is tru»· to the be»t of my
knowledfr«· and belief HKNKV 1> LINDSLKY, Caahler.
Sub>etib«*d i»n ' -worn t<> before tin- this Ptth «lay '»f April, IStti.
F. W SMITH, Notar\ l'ubllc, Dalla· Co, Twma·.
« 'iffert A111 -t
Hiam it liιi.j ,
W. O. Wit* ι β
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HAVE CHANGED
KfT*>rtlv* April .*>th, No. UIrtT*· Fort W->rlh .Οι»
I in.; connect· with Η. A T. O. t\ Α Η Κ from «<>uth, T. &
from «£»»t and wnt; M Κ. A T., T. A P., Friacn, OoU*B
tielt from iiortliput, Kl. W A l>. C. from north*·*·»
Through t*l*-«*fwr to t'hlcftffo *'* Karita.l •ity.
Ni». 1Λ 1«·»\ f * F'i rt Worth h JO m m.; coonwt· with H A T.
i> t'. A S. Κ., M K. A T. from «outh. Τ A I*, from w»*»t
Cotton lît-lt <». C. AS. Κ.. M. Κ A T. from north,
M. \V A l> C. fr<>in :iorthwc»t, frt. W. A Κ <·. from «outh
*r«*»t Through »1«·ο|>«·γ to Kanait* ('Ity.
Our tr:ii!n arriva from North 7; 10 a. m »i.,i Γ 10 ρ in.
$25.00 Daily to California
ONE FAR.E Plus $2.00 to Kansas City
April 11 and 12 from Sont!. Τ«·χ., April 12 and I : from V T«*x
ONE FARE Plus $2 to
St. Louis
World'» Kali Indication April S A .*»
W. H. FIRTH. G. Ρ Α.. Fort Worth.
nriMEs
j"THE TEXAS RAILROAD
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I International ύ Great Northern
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I Popular # Progressive
* 1 ΠΑ/Ι FACILITIES
JL jr l/T* EQUIPMENT
Superior Passenger Service
Through the Heart of Texas
♦ ^ons*&ntly Building
X E-nlarging and
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I Improving
? Our Ay«ul* t*k»· pk<»eur«? in fftviBp complete leformMlon a boat
? traveling *η<1 nrnuiK'uK » I ♦·♦*!*'γ rf««rvalton·
* D.J.PRICE.
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L. Γ KICK,
ind Vie* j*r<·» «(am ;n«r.
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GROCERIES
Absolutely *resh and Cheap
as can be bought in Ike city
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