The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], May 07, 1903, Image 4

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For the reason
her foot looked
pretty, i s t h e
why yours can
Crow's
$2.50
Ladies Oxfords
Has an easy tread, a snappy look, and is lung
long lived. Your foot will look good in it.
Crow Brothers
The Foot-Fitters.
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MILLINERY
Mrs. Dalton ^ave the beautiful little
watch Free to Mrs J. D. Martin, of Avalon,
Texas, who had the correct number, which
was 2501. : : : : : :
M rs. Dalton will ^ive another watch
away free which is now on display in her
show window. Remember, you get a ticket
free on every $ 1.00 purchase. : : : : :
Mrs. Dalton
East Side Square.
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$20 China Dinner Set
(· FREE
(m ( Kving to the loss of the ticket entitled
te to our 520 Dinner Set to have been
te iwarded March 1, we have decided to
jgft give you another opportunity at it.
te Commencing today we will give a tick
te et to every person over 15 years of
te age calling at our stora, award to be
te made
s
Ï WEAR S NEW CENTURY STORE
Ka*t Sid»· Square, Waxatiaehie, Texas
SATURDAY. MAY 30th, AT NOON.
Don't Ιο»»· your tickets. We cannot be responsible for thein.
Easy Pill
Easy 1o ta*e and easy to act Is
Shat famous i.itlc p. I DeWilt's
Γ-ittle Early R '· This is clue to
t.Se fact that the. tor c the liver In
siead of purging it. The .· ι ever gripe
"jtK sic<en. not #v»n the r- ost delicate
■Lady, and yet the/ are so certain In
:*»uhs that no oi.e who uses them Is
disappointed. Th»w uure torpid liver,
easupatlof!. t*(l oum rj jaundice,
»adacne.r alar.a and *ardoff pneu
caor.ia and fever
PtCMtCO ONLY »Y
K. C. DiWITT U. CO., CHICAGO
) Don"! Forgtt the Nam·.
Early Risers
Sold bv Η. W Fearie.
BEST FOR THE
BOWELS
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Colonist Bate.
The passenger department of the
Houston and Texas Central Rail
road announces a special low one
way colonist rate of $25 from all
main line points to California. Tick
ets on sale February Ιό to June 15,
inclusive, and it is probable that an
unusnal number will take advantage
of this exceptionally low rate to vis
it the Oolden State. Tickets are
Kood for continuous passage, though
in Calitornia stop-overs will be al
lowed at all Southern Pacific sta
tions. while special rates have been
made to various points within Cali
fornia.
Especially fine equipment will be
provided, and the Pullman Excur
sion Sleeping Car arrangements
which has been perfected assure*
the traveler every comfort. In ad
dition there will be operated free re
clining chair earn and comfortable
day coaches. The nearest a#ent
eau supply all information desired
as to rates, etc., or this may be ob
tained by writing toS.F. B. Mrrse,
passenger traffic manager; M. L
Bobbins, Q. Ρ Α Τ. Α., or T. J
Anderson, A. G. P. A T. A. al
Houston.
M. K. C T. Rates.
Hall game Dallas vs Paris Suudav
April 'juth. Kate $1.υυ. Train leav
es Waxahachie 10:IXia. m. returning
leaves Dallas 0:M p. m.
Denton Texas, District Federatioc
Women's Clubs. Tickets on sal*
April 2Mth. return limit April JIHh
Kate 92.75 round trip.
Austin Texas, United Commercia
Travelers of America, rate 96.SO
May lith and 7th, limited May lltl
for return.
St. Louis, Dedication Ceremonies
Louisiana Purchase Exposition
Kate 922.1U. Dates of sale April JO
Jti, 27, 21» and Wth. Time limit U
leave St. Louis not later than Mai
4th.
Clean. Preaa and Repair.
If you want to look neat bring mi
<>ur clothes to clean, press and re
pair. I am here to please you. Bit]
and sell second-hand clothes.
J. 8. Pkkhsn,
tf 213 East Main street.
Γ
Ι New
Ι Stationery
We have just
receive d
an assortment of
new designs &
shades in papers
Also a big stock
of Invitation
and Calling
Cards
HOOD & MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Both Phones - - - - No 34
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Mrs. Α. Κ. Small is visiting rela
tives and friends at Manor.
J. F. Strickland and Osce Good
win were in Hillsb<>ro today.
Mrs. Hines, mother of F.. M.
Hinee, is visiting relative» in pal
las.
Marshall Lee of Kdna, Texas, is
in the city looking after business
matters.
Miss Vick Eason, of Dallas, is
the guest of the family of H. E.
Pickett.
Mrs. J. R. Simmons, of Kerens,
is visiting Mr. and Mrs R. Ρ Hud
son this week.
H Mrs. S W. Orenduff. \A Joplin
Mo., is visiting her sister, Mrs. W,
W. Campbell, on West Main Street.
Miss AnnaTurrentine, whotaught
school at Bardwell the past term,
came in yesterday and will go on a
visit to her brother in Lubbock
county.
Rev. J. S. Franks and wife of
Corsicana arrived in the city last
night to visit friends. Rev. Franks
is now engaged in the evangelistic
work and he and Mr* Franks wiil
leave tomorrow for the Indian Ter
ritory where he will conduct a re
vival meeting
SPRING AILMENTS
There is an aching and tir»'d ffei
ing; the liver, bowels and kidneys
become sluggish and inactive, the
digestion impaired, with little or no
appetite, no ambition for anything
and a feeling that the whole body
and mind needs toning up. The
trouble is. that during winter, tber«
has been an accumulation of wast*
matter in the system. Herbine will
remove it, secure to the secretioni
a right exit, and its tonic effect
fully restore wasted tissues and
give strength in place of weakness
50c at Hood A Martin's.
Rest Rarbecued meats and chill
at Grafton A Grafton's. tf
v^UIV » AI I rok
J. A. Gulledge, of Verbena, Ala.
was twice iu the hospital from »
severe case of pile· causing 24 tu
more. After doctors and all reme
dies failed, Bucklin's Arnica Salvi
quickly arrested further inflamma
tion and cured him. It conqueri
aches and kills pain. 2&c. at Her
ring Drug Co., Druggists.
Official Boute, U. C. V, Reunion
New Orleans, Nay 19 to 22.
Round trip rate of one cent p*
mile in each direction will applj
from all points on the Houston <S
Texas Central R. R., via Houstot
and Sunset Route.
Tickets will be on sale May 17tl
and 18th and will be limited to Ma:
24th with privilege of extension t<
June 15th.
The "Confederate Veterans Spec
lal," a solid train will leave Hous
ton at 7:3U ρ m., May lH|h, for Ne»
Orleans. Arrange to reach Hou*
ton so as to leave on this special.
All arrangineiits for your eomfor
have been perfected, and your tri]
via the Official Route a* indicate*
above, cannotlprove otherwise thai
enjoyable. Write for literature to
T. J. Anderson. Α. Ο. P. Λ Τ. Α.,
Houston. Texas
M L·. Robbiaa, Ο F. Λ Τ. Α.,
Houston, Texas
Notice.
Commencing Saturday, May
1903, the new passenger depot wi.
be open and all passenger traffic wi!
be handled at the new station.
Γ. H. Barrow,
Agent H. A T. C. R. R. Ct
Every Womai
it *ivf at <xb<t kn»w
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MAVHI VMiirlHtq Spra
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Sum It wiiVD Ttw vi» to.»
SKAT-SHOTS AT THE HEWS
DAILY HAPPENINGS Or THE
CTTÏ BRIEFLY TOLD
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Born, to J. B. Chilest and wife,|
May 4, · girl.
Max Schneider, manager Jolesch
Chaaka Dry Goods Co. at Italy, has
our thanks for $5.00 on subscription.
The front of the Empire Bakery
has been treated to a new coat of
paint.
The regular business meeting of
the Home Mission Society of the
Methodist church will he held to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The first person who can read
aorrectly the large «igti In Egger
City's show window (j!rill receive
8"J.50 as a prize. 29
On account of the death of Judge
Kemble Mrs. 'Γ. K. Thompson will
not entertain ttie M. W. M. club to
morrow afternoon.
The first person who reads cor
I rectlv the larg-e sign in Kgger City's
show window will receive as a
I prize. 2U
Mr. J. N. McElroy, county asses
I sor, lias out thanks for $.".,ικι on ad-1
! vance yearly payment on his Daily
! Light subscription.
The first person who reads cor
i recti y the larife s ι χι ι |n Eg^er City's
show window will receive^.'./) as
a prize. -. '"ι
In the court nf ci vil appeals at San
Antonio vesterdav the case of the
Texas MIdlandi Railway Company
! against M.J. Moore et al was af
j firmed
W I. Hearn. who llvesjnear f the]
Kalis church, brought hie mot her
I in-law, Mrs Julia Shinu, to Waxa
hachie yesterday that she might g<>|
to Oklahoma on a visit.
The name of Mrs. T. A. Ferris
has been added to the reception
committee appointed Tuesday after
noon to assist in receiving and pro
viding entertainment for the visit
ing physicians in June.
W. L>. Lee, who has been with the
ice factory for the past ten vears,
has tendered hi· resignation,
effective l.'ith inst., to accept a place
, as head with the Modern
M tiling (.'<■
j Deputy Sheriffs Henry Korbea|
and Milton Minnick left ttiis rnorti
i ing for the southern part of the
! county w ith a pocketful of warrants
for the arrest of young sports who
were indicted by the last grand jury
I tor KanitiiK
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We have sevrai hundred pattern*
of wall paper <yh hand we will cloae
out at half frlce. They are ail
bright, new aiid up-to-date goods
Will be pleased to have you inspect
them. The Oldham Hardware Com
pany. tf
For Those Who Live on Farms.
Dr. Mergin, Fana, III., writes "I
have used Mallard's Snow Liniment;
always recommend it to my frieds,
as 1 am confident there is no l»etter
made. It is a dandy for burns."
Those who live on farms esp«>ctally
liable to many accidental cuts,
burns and bruises, which heal rap
Idly when Ballard's Snow Liniment
Is applied. It should always be
kept in tl e house for cases of emer
gency. £*·, "Oc and fl.UO at Hood A
M artin's
A Proclamation.
YVaxahftchlqf, Texu, May 7, 1903.
•several »u •Φ cted r»i«i of hydro
phobia hiring been reported to this
office ii is be/eby requested that all
owneraNpf d<aca or bltehea within the
city, tie fep It confine same on their
premiee* \φ ten day*, an the city
marshal ll ordered to shoot them
where found running at large, be
twt-Hii the days of May 12th and 22nd,
: «ι \V J Κ Ross, Mayor.
Barbecued Meats at Grafton A
Grafton's. tf
Read tiw Litfht want column to
day. It will interest you.
WORLD W1DK REPUTATION.
White's Cream Vermifujci iia*
achieved a world wule reputation as
heins; the l»est of all worm destroy
ers, and for its tonic influence on
v-ak and unthrifty chlldreu, as il
neutralizes the acidity or sourness
of the stomach, improves their di'
gestion, and assimilation of food,
strengthens tfielr nervous system
and restores them to health, vigoi
and elasticity of spirits uatural
childhood. 25c at Hood A Martin'·
Th· Light prints the new·,
A Startling Teat.
Γ·> «iTf a life, Dr. T. G. Merrltt
of No. Mehoopany, Pa., made j
startlintr test resulting In a wonderfu
cure. He write*, 'a patient was at
tacked with violent hemorrhage·
caused by ulceration of th» stomach
I had often found Klectric Bitten
*·scellent for acute stomach and llv
*r troubles ·ο 1 prescribed them
The patiant (rained from the flrat
and has not had an attack in 1
months." Klectric Hitters are poa
Itiveiy guaranteed for Dyapepaia
Indigestion, Constipation and Kid
ney trouble·. Thy them. Only 5U
at Herring Drug Co.
Better Than Years of Doctoring
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND
Best Authorities in Medicine Declare it the
Only True Spring Medicine.
The sleeplessness, nervous pros
tration, weakness, general debility,
functional irregularities an*despon
dency from which thousands of wo
men, young and old, suffer, can be
quickly removed by properly feed
ing the nerves and replacing the un
healthy blood by a fresher and more
highly vitalized fluid. The happy
change from ill-health and misery,
10 true womanhood and happinesii,
can only be effected by the use of
l'aine'e Celery Compound.
The present spring demand for
Paine's Celery CompontKi, woman's
friend and life giver, is enormous in
every state of the I'nfon. This fact
alone, amply proves that the great
Compound possesses virtue* and
powers unknown to other rememes.
V)»'ar wife and mother, do not pro
crastinate; listen todav to the voice
of reason, and the pleadings and
testimony of the thousands of your
sex who have been made well ancS'
strong. Mrs. Jennie Harris, Mar
lew, Ind. Ter., joyfully writes about
the medicine that makes womer.
well ; she says: -
"I have used one bottle of Paine's
Celery Compound, and an satisfied
that one bottle of this medicine ha*
don»· me more r*al nod than any
other medlcin* that 1 have er*-r tak
*>n. I had rheumatism of long stand
ins', kidney dis«*a*f and female trou
bles, but since thaklufr Paine's Cel
ery Compound 1 feel aitoyetl.er a
different person. I have used lot*
of other medicines, but never re
ceived any benefit until I used
Paine's Celery Compound."
Choice Table Beverages %)
when obtained at
the Southern Liquor Co's,
will trive entire satisfac
tion to the most exacting
connoisseurs. Whether
purchased in hulk or bot
tle, their quality will be
>f the highest. We can
supply you with a de
lightful Sherry it $2.50
per ίί^Ποη, a most deli
cious Claret at $1.50 ι
gallon, or the most lus
cious of I'ort^ · $2.00
per gallon - - - -
$4.00
3.00
4»»τ
Our Celebrated BrooK Hill at
Our Rosedale at
Southern Liquor Co 5
Dallas, Texas. ,1
We pay express.
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I» the Popular ÎCarrter#
Mahing the Quicheat Time
Between North and
South Texas
K<>rk Balla»t Track. OH Humliiy LocomoU*»·* * No 8m«k<
Duit or ClBdrn.
Κ tT it 11 ν »· Nov«mb«r 15th, connecting at Houitou with San··!
Limited and Parlflr <\·*·ι Kxi>r*··· t·· Han Antom». F.i Pa*
L<>· Aiiffl-a. Kan Franciieo and for Nf* Orl«an· and th* Kail
B. 9 H HOIH M L ROHHIN.S.C
Paa«eti(r<>r Traffic M(nac»r G*n. Pa··, and Ticket Atft
Τ J AKOKRBOK, a Ο Ρ ai.J I a I
HOUSTON, TEX AH
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When you ·:ο to Mineral Wells, stop it—
"The OaKs"
It is located a convenient distance from the
Celebrated Wells. Tfte hanse has b>en
thoroughly renovated! and is fresh and
clean. Each room ha^ a Southern expos
ure. There is sewerajkinside the build
ing. The rate^ are reasonable, the service
is the best obtainable, and the large lawn is
beaut'ful and homelike
Water from the wells will be brought to
^ick quests, and no effort is spared for the
comfort and pleasure of all the vruests of the
house
Kates per week _ _ *8.001< $14.00
Rates per day 2J00
(Special rates to family parties.)
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DR. Α. Κ. COLLINS
VfcThRINAKY
Surgeon : ;
At Coud· Moiin'i
Htftbi·.
\V axohachi·) : : : T«ift
C.N.Anderson
I THE Β LOG Y MAN
i· now readv tu repair *n4 put your
ι buKKJ and carrier·" In «ttap* for |h·
[ coming iprtntr. Rubber tfrw work «
Texas Midland Railroad.
A ttrietlj a|fto d«t« Hue.
"Nothing too good (or it· pat-'
roua."
Klegant coaches, aplendld dloinc
rare, aerviuK meala a la cart· at
reaaonabl· price·, and flrat-claa·
cuiaiue, all go to make a Journey
uTtr tu· road a pleasure long to Jn·
remembered.
I'loae connection· made at Junc
tion pointa to and from nil pointa.
Kutl information regarding rat··,
time card·, Pullman reservation·,
«•te., will be cheerfully furniabad by
by any ajr«ut of the Midland or the
undersigned on application.
F Β McKay, Ο Ρ A .
Terrell. T«maa