The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 25, 1903, Image 3

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Mothers Friend
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THF BR4DF1ELD REOl'LATOR CO.
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POTATOBK- If lh* p^rif «bo pot
'i» palttofi In th· «r0n|f huirto
Π; tir «day night will rail at thl·
ufllr· ami }m) for tht· nolle· h· ran
. fi ht· potato·#. 29
FLOW Κ KM 100 Oer^Blunï· and
many other plant· for #a<* chrap ,
Mr· Dora Κ ay, 3Ut I>u riw il -Mr
KltH KKNT-Four rootfi
Apply 115 William* Mt, l®p
KOH -ALK-Oood *mil/h r«w,
half Jr r»·», half Durh*Jfc. H an· !
Holland, 'JÎfl William etrl^t, ;t>p
MO<»Kl· A LKIOH Kir.-. I.ifr aed
Acrid»nt lii»urai.r·· w*>T A
mhahk of your itiiu*f»iir« W«
>mu» it «.υ. l'patair· o%rt R< ··
Javwlry Ce. 231
KHK KKST On· l room h··*·» on
Klat atraat, rood clatern of »ai»r,
fairly ttood flaW·, {ulr* V f® P*r
month, also un· 'i-ro^ni tybu·* on
Klatttrvt, on· I ro'lpi ροα·«* on
Lake l'ark a*·., jc-kk# r/omy l«t.
rfood orchard, rood tiarrt-, plenty of
water, prlca 17.30 per month; on·
four-room houa· on North l'ol
I·*· ·Ιγ«-·ι. η leal y grated, irood
roomy lot. plmty of wai»r, cï.^ap at
I* OU per month. Haa Will A Mal
colm.
HKVKUAL Hou/ri far rent A Τ
RI chop / If
A J M On Kl. tC/. * ai ·'·/»··> for
"W'inona" Mille /Tull »·βΛι!«^· '·«»
•lerv and onderwfar, old ";'■*·«·· l'*>
A LA HO Κ HTOt" Κ ■·» •♦ «m i.· η.»
rhtn· liM-dl··, nil, fc*lt·, »f'd »il
kind of »·«((])( marine '•«tra* *1
way· on hand at Arnold'· Muelc
Store If
LADIKH' am» iitSTt*· C'lothlntr
Cleaned, Kt-pairrnl Th· t><··t work
In town I.ow* at grit··# 21 I fca»t j
Main at J. 8. Pelrln/
Φ Why Φ
Carry · watch that do«»»a't
k*··!· tlnif·· A «atcli
(!«>«■« u«t ke»-j> th«> correct
time i« uivlvai «nd fall· In
th· |'tirv<>»~ lor which I» I·
Ιιι(»ιΐ(Ι«κ1. D<x<· your watch
k«wj> th«« rorrwl tiui· * Η
not take it to ; :
Merce W. Walker
WATCHMAKKH
A HO
J Κ w Κ L Κ Κ
•oU hK will repair II for
you mud iruaraiit»*· il : ;
Taà« hint y«»ur Diamond*
and J»w«irr «ml h« will
tl««n It for you ! : : -
Free of Charge
until Maty 1 st
MARKET KEF01T
Following are the priée· carrent
on the Waxahachie market, as fur
nished bv V. Trtppet. grocer and
produce dealer, North College street
opposite the Enterprise office:
Cattle—
Stall fed steers 3K
Fat heifers
Fat coirs
Hog β—
Light
M*diam and heavy
Turkeys—
<»ood fat hens 1
Good fat Tome )
Chn'kens, dozen—
Choice fryers
Fat hens
Ε gob—
Good demand at
Butter—
Uood cffmand at .
Hay, ton—
Choice prime
Alfalfa
W heat—
No. 2
Oatw ....
Cottos —
Ha«i« Middling
Heed Cotton
H. C. T. C. Excursion Rates.
H ou β ton. Mating H<juare Baie
Cotton («inner· Association. Ticket»
on naif May 4th l(*£i. Return limit
I* ay 9th. Kare IN.(JO.
Fort Worth. Woman'· Christian
I ·π ; <rsnre t'nlon ricketson «ale
May 6th and 7th Return limit
May 11th. Fare 11.70.
Austin Orand Council Cnited
Traveler# of ΑκτΙη. Tlck'-t» on
sale May '<th and 7lh. Return limit
.May 11th Fare |o-30.
Nashville Tenn. Assembly Com·
berland Presbyterian Church. Tick
et» on sal·» May 1-th, litth and JOth.
Return limit May HHh with exten
sive privilege rirvf.'i Id.
Austin. Grand Council Red Men.
Tickets on sal* May 11th and 12th.
Return limit Mav 16th. Fare #.'>.510.
Macon Ha Kuftar Cane Growers
(' invention. Tickets on sale May
ird and 4th Upturn limit May 12th.
1*». Kare » 4.'·.
San Antonio State Medical Ai
*><-latijo Tickets on sal·· April Λ
and 27 Return limit May t Far»·
·>· 4<) round trip.
N'.w Orleans American Medical
\ssnriatioa. Tickets οι. sal»* May
i and 4 Return limit May 16 with
*it»n*ion privilege. Far»· tlj.t)
round trip.
A Pnritan Social.
Th·· lades of the Christian church
will entertain at the home of Mr.
and Mm Τ A herris on Friday
afternoon and evenlnjc. May 1, with
■ '·Puritan Social "
en
Kach at tbr chtel
Orgar* nf the hodv i» »
link in thr chain of life.
A chain ι» on stronger
than tt» wrakn* link,
thr twl» o<> «t ronger
than il» wra*r»t organ
Il thrrr i» «eak nr« of
heert or lung*. llrrr or
ktdnrt » thrir it a «rak
link m the chain of life
which tnav soap at any
timr 11 ft r η this a»
called " weaknraa " u
cauard by lack of nutri
tion thr rrsult of diaeaar
of thr atucuavh ami other
organ· of d i*e«l 10s and
nutrition tiaraar· of
thr «oœarh *nd it* allied
<«gan· air cured by thr
oar of I>r Pietcr iGoldrn
Mr.Ileal Diirovr ry.
Whru thr dtvaaed
ach ι» cured, diartvi of
othr' orjfana which »rrm
rrtriutr turn the atomach
but »ht?h havr the"
oygtn in a diaeaard condition of the
atiwiaih ami other organ» of digestion
abd nutrition. arr cured also.
"I w*» in pour health when 1 > omairMti
l«k<B| ttactiHf hffu » mrOHiMi wnir· Mr
Wm»t U»Wf « f ViJfi Jfflrnuu Co.. In«i "I
had rt>*n*ch f.eert ι mi lung tremble·
«α · b.r to «io toy «ork I had a «crfre
cotlffh ·ιι4 hetwor r h«|f r of the luntf* bel m fit t
MiPf *<wr m^tmnr « while t tvmmfwrd lu
|t.o ta etrength *»·! ft? ι rtopi*d »xm|h
>*MT f^fht *w»v T<*>k about kil uf
(rvltkn MrdK·! luwo»rrt 1 tee I like · differ
ett fer^-n ! r'adU rmwomfn l y*>*' rnntinac
U «Π «ullrrtr*. tor I know α oirrd me "*
Thr u« of l>r Pierce I Ple*a*Bt Pelleta
will cute that foul breath.
II THE REALM OF SOCIETY
Twentieth Center? and W. M. W.
Clubs Pleasantly Entertained.
Mi·· Kate Roes was the charm
ing hostess for the Twentieth Cen
tury CLnb on last Thursday after
noon, at the hacdsome home or
Mr·. G. C. Groce, in North End.
Roll call was answered with quo
tations from the much loved poet,
Father Ryan.
Under the head of new business
it was decided to discuss at the
next meeting, the cours* of study
for next year'· work. Also a com
mittee of three, Mrs. Fears, Mrs.
Shire and Miss Ella McKnigrht, w*re
appointed by the president, Mrs.
Wilson, to report at the next meet
ing, whether or not, the club hoid
its annual reception, an open meet
ing or some kind of social session
I at the club's last meeting for the
i year 1908 '03.
A w*Il prepared character sketch
; on tien. V. S. Oraut was rendered
by Miss Ella McKnight.
Miss Copass very interestingly
I described, from personal kn<iwl*»dg<',
! something of the great Brooklyn
bridge.
The lesson from the beginning of
! the reconstruction period to Cleve
land's first administration was a
I most interesting one.
The coutest, each Kuesr to write
ί an original poem on the rose, or a
i rose was unique, original and
ι rnirth provoking. The pris»-, a
ί beautiful gauze fan, went to Mrs.
Wilson, whose poem is published
I by request.
A Rohî:.
; Rose, rose, for whom dost thou
grow?
For sweethearts and lovers I trow.
We pluck thy petal, to show the
metal
Of the ardent lover's woe.
Moon and stars are all too far for
[males,
ror rortane telling boquete, gne
me rose*.
It wm the club's pleasure to have
with it on thin occasion, Mrs. G. C.
Ο roc-and little daughter», Hallie
arid Louise, and Mi»* Dot Hosford
of Sterrett
The club adjourned to tneet two
week* hence, with M re. W. E,
Shive, roll call to b»· anew-red with
lomt quotation from the Tex»· Con
■ titution. Ora Miller,
Recording Secretary and Club
RejK»rter.
V. M W. < LVH.
Ne*t to the last meeting of this
aortal organisation being a delight
ful afternoon with Mr·. Μ. Β. Τ em
pleton, the Club'· next meeting fell
on 1 *kt Tuesday afternoon, with
Mr·. Stacey who entertained, in a
charming manner, with a reception
to the Club and other guests in hon
or of her very wineaome goeets,
Ml··*· Mill· and Wilton, of Sher
man.
Everywhere in thi· coiy cottage
home, were ro*e· reaplendeut, and
the «oft tweet munir of stringed in
•trument», filled all the house A
delightful innovation, wan the «cat
terming of chairs throughout the
rooms wherein the guests might rest
Delicious strawberry punch was
served to the gues's, by Misses
Kertha Kearis and Annie Mae Er
wln, in their usual gracious manner
Dainty refreshments were served
consisting of brick cream, angel's
food and salted almonds.
Mr·. Htacey and her quests were
assisted in receiving by Mesdames
Geo. Coleman, D. O. Thompson, H.
P. Skinner, Simpson, Herring and
Misses Annie and Maude Patrick,
Annie Lou Houser, I.ella Eatinan,
MotTett, of Florida, and little Miss
La Eila Starry and a little friend
At night the hostess entertained
the young ladies of the house-party
and their young men friends.
New Bead Machinée.
At the special session,*'f the Com
mlssioners Court held jAonday, the
three road graders rwwntly ordered
through J W. McM ^>us were receiv
ed, and an order ^.placed with Mr.
Mr Manu» for a fourth machine to be
ship(>ed at once to Ferris.
ι,1" ...Ι1—1 Lil!Î!!L!J...J "."L! --JL „'»!')«
A Happy Assertion After Using
Paine's Celery
Compound
The Popotar Messier of the Le·
high Oil Company Says:
"I Am Fîîty-Five Years of Age,
Bat do Not Feel as if 1 Were
More than Thirty-fivs.
The many marvelous cures
wrought for the sick, Buffering and
diseased by Paine's Celery Com
pound, should compel the attention
of every prudent and judicious per
son who feels that he r>r she is out
I of heaitn in the spring time. The
i run down, wfMik, %i»ppiese, dvspep
l tic, rheuuiattç^-rfnd those afflicted
' with blood troubles, should realize
at once that Paine's Celery Com·
ι pound frees the system from the
seeds of disease and deadly impu
; ritiee, strengthens the tired nerves,
; arouses a healthy appetite, rejru
: late* the rlutr<i8h bowels and (fives
normal action to the liver. Λ few
buttles of Paine's Celery Compound
i lined at once, means the buildinur of
' a vigorous health for the coming
summer. Mr John 8. Coin, mana
ger of the Lehigh Oil Company,
Philadelphia, Pa., saye:—
"It affords me fjreat pleasure to
add my testimony to the wonderful
virtue* of Paine'* Celery Compound
My system beinir completely run
down, 1 was advised to use your
remedy, and after use of eiffht bot
tle· 1 mu better, have a ravenous
appetite and sleep well every night.
When 1 first be^an using Paine'e
Celery Compound, I was also suf
fering from nervous prostration, !
but that that disappeared, and my i
nerves are now steady. 1 am fifty
five years of age, but do not feel as
If 1 were more than thirty five.''
Delicious
Ice Cream
and
Ice Cream
Soda
Fresh Home·
Made Candy
f
Chocolate and
Bonbons
Fresh box Candy
ι Greek-Amencan Candy Kitchen
RIEWNS Tabules
Doctors find
A good prescription
For mankind.
TH· packet i* enough fat
&a arèiwr» Tie
boltUt (prut tV) cut%) è
MMMM * tupply In i ym
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GROCERIES.
Pleasing meals are possible only when
you have pleasing iroceries. The best
the market affords It a right-P«ce here.
Selected for your seksJi*rf : : : :
Free Delivery Bell Phone 62
Wallace & Co.
NORTH SIDE SQUARE.
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Some bargains in Real Estate
TTF you art· in the market for a home don't fail to sec WILL A. MAL·
• COM ά CO. \V'e here give you a list of a few of out best bargains.
ONE 4 ROOM house on Brown St., lot 80x200, East front, corner lot, very
desirably located, near publie school, and Trinity University. Owner
will tak·· some good stock, either cattle or horses on this place.-Price $800
A VERY DESIRABLE little homne on corner of Farley and Walker Ste.,
good, roomy lot, South front, good cistern, good stable;· ; a nicely finished
house of four rooms and hali. Very cheap at $850.00.
ONE HOUSE of ό rooms on Bullard's Heights, lot 50x200, beautifully
situated, well finished, never failing well of good water. Cheap at $1,000.
ALSO a 4 room house on Bullard'e Height*, lot *>0x200, house nicely fin
ished; lasting water, good, barn aiKl other outbuildings. A bargain at
$750.00.
ONE 3 ROOM HOUSE, on Lake Park Avenue, lot 'iOx'iOO; very desira
bly located; good barn, smoke house, gond cistern, city water, good neigh
borhood. Price $850.00. Easy terms.
ONE 6 ROOM house on Ennis Ht., lot 1*10x150; houee nicely finished
throughout, good barn, city water both in house and in yard. A very de
sirable home. Price $1,050.
Will A. Malcom 6 Co.
Refrigerators,
Water Coolers
Ice Cream
Freezers
Lemon
Squeezers
Ice Pichs,
Screen Doors,
Wire Cloth,
Gasoline
Stoves,
Rubber Hose.
Will Moore Hardware
Company.
l/Jhite J/fountain Refrigerators
y
. M S
OLD PHONE NO. 8
We art· ready to fcupply your
want· tu
Groceries and Feedstuff*
of all kind)». Λe guarantee full
»anil nieuar«t.
A trial order from you will convint··
you that we will appreciate
yjur trade
Free delivery to au y part of tlie cit\
Store on East Main Street, opposite
Satchel! Λ Co.'· meat market
T. J. STROUD Λ ν,Ο.
CLOTHES CLEANED
AT HALF PRICE
Your Suit Cleared A Pressed foi $1.1*·
Your fants (,'leaiied <V Pressed for .45
Your Pants Sponjjed A Pressed for .1
Rufus lacklantfs Misfit Parlor,
Muld'e I>f "*c.uiii ►•itfr *<4iu»r»·. Waxahaehl·
Every Woman
a»i<1 uid know
feboel ti*e « iMHlrrful
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Η !μ· Κ·*·»β.- i» T. toK> Nt* Υη*κ
KODOL digests ALL food
There is a difference between Kodol and all other digestants. Pork chops, turnips, boiled cabbage, weniwurst and Welsh rarebit have no "night
mare!'* for the man or woman who takes Kodol Dyspepsia Cure. You can eat whatever and whenever you like if you takr Kodol. By the usr of this
remedy disordered digestion and diseased stomachs are so completely restored to health, an^ the full performance of their functions natur.illy. that >uch
foods as would tie one into a double-bow knot are eaten without even a "rumbling" andUtfitHa positive pleasure and enjoyment. And what is more—
these foods are assimilated and transformed into the kind of nutriment that is appropriaifcd by the blood and tissues.
Kodol is the only digestant or compilation of digestants that will digest all classes of food. In addi
tion to this fact, it contains, in assimilative form, the greatest known tonic and reconstructive properties.
All other digestants and dyspepsia remedies digest certain classes of food only, and are lacking in recon
structive properties.
KODOL DYSPEPSIA CURE
ahould be used in all eaaea of sour stomach, fu
on the atomach. sour rtsinfs. bad breath, no appe
nie. general debility. saKow complexion. weak siom
aca. indijeetton an4 catarrh of the stecr.ach.
KODOL DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT.
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fry B- C. De WITT Λ CO.. CJUCAOO
That's the difference
For sale t>y Β. ΙΛ/. Fearle.