The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], September 29, 1903, Image 1

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WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1903
VUMBXR na
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and Molasses
|rup and molasses liters, we
you will like. It's so with
it is with everything else in
It's the best pr^ve
Try some of these braMs:
rord's Breakfast Syrup,
New South E-vapovated
Syrup, Georgia Cane,
>rie, Tennessee Sorghum
[able Syrup, Ferndell and
Tapl* Syrup, quarts to
• · · · · · ·
Comb Honey
•es 20c or 3 for 50c
50c, 6 lb cans $1.00
HINES
3.
a a
ROGERS ST
[an fill your Orders for
irimp, Lobsters Mush
led Crabs, French Peas,
Olives, Durhee's Salad
^nd Imported Olive Oil
Brothers
PHONES 54
axahcchie
DWARE
-ompany
Sells the
>toves and Ranges
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DO NOT DOSE THE STOMACH
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Cure talarrh by Nature's Own
Method Every Breath ol Hy·
omei Brings Relief.
Nearly f-w-rv one w'i<» h »» ca
tarrh kuti»» Iï'jw fooli·) it i· to wy
and et)re It by dru/gluit the ktotn
erli. Teniporar\ relief may be ^*i\
«n, but a cur· *·-ΙιΙ >1111-< di"*
l'util recently your ptiyncian
w· uId Ιι*νι· »ald tti» «nly way to
cnr*| < !»tnrrli would fx· to hire a
chantre of climat*. but now with
Hyomel you can c arry .·» health giv
ing cllotal* in your νe«t pocket and
by breathing U (our time· a day
•ου» cur# yourcelf.
The eomptate Hyonwt outfit cost·
but ♦ l.Ul and constat· vf eu inhaler
It at Ma be carri-d in the VMl pock·
ft, a im-dicii* dropper and a bottle
of Hyomei Th· inhaler last· a life
time, and if on· bottle doe· not cure,
an «-xtra bottle of Hyomei can b>*
obtained for '*) cent·. It i· the most
economical of ail reined!*· adver
tised for the cur·* of catarrh, and it
i· the only one Maat fallow* nature
in lier method of treating dlaease·
of the reapiratory or#*'·
Hood A Martin have >old a ifr»at
many Hyomel outfit· and the more
they «ell the more convinced they
are that they are nerfectly safe in
iruaranteelng to refund |he money If
Hyomel doe· Dot cure.
Weather Forecast.
Tonight Kud Wodneadtj abower·.
Monday, max. 70; min. G2.
Rainfall .70.
C. D. Lonohkkkjc,
Observer.
SIM Reward $109.
Tk· r»»4»r» at ikUMpapar «ill Λ· plaaaad te
taara that l hare t* at 1m·! ou· dreaded dlaeaM
that aetMM ku M· akle te ture la all tu
•iim. ud that ι» Catarrk Hall'» Gaiarrt Care
la 1H Ml; poattlre M re kaoara la the «fJicaJ
fraierait) taiarrb kelaa a eoaaiiittloaal dta
aaae. require» a eoasiltellMai treitaaat. Hail'a
Catarrk Car» ta tUn ta tarsal I/, Mt lac dlreell/
α pea Ike blood aad aaeou* »«rfeeea of Ike «/·
ta·, tkerekr deatrojtaf Ika fouadatloa of ika
dtaMaa, aad fittaf Ika palteat atreatpk k/ fcaikd
taf ay tka aoaattluiMMi and uatdiaf nature la
dola* lia work. Tka prewritten hair· ao aaak
tank la Ita aa rat Ira pawan, tkat ike/ offar Uaa
Huolrai Dollar» far aajr aaaa that It tall· ta
"" ίΛΪ,Τ t Mim.. nu*, ο.
Said k/ ûruMtau. »a
■all'· fa*'./ Pill» ar» tka kaal.
6RIST OF THE DIVORCE MILL
Matrimonial Troubles Given an
Airing Before'Judge Dillard.
Matrimonial troubles are being
given an airing this afternoon be
fore District Judge Dillard. As is
usually the ease on divorce day the
attendance was large and the plain
tiffs many. The divorce mill did
not begin to grind until after the
noon recess, the forenoon being
devoted by the court to completing
the docket assignments for the
term. There are one hundred and
ninety-five cases on the civil docket,
this number including those tried
at the last term of court and re
I manded by the higher court·. While
.tin- work of calling the docket was
going ou the plaintiffs In divorce
suits occupied an anxious seat,
eagerly waiting for the wheels of
justice to revolve around to this
part of the docket. At 1:30 the first
cas·· whs called and they came in
rapid succession until all present
had a hearing.
Thr organization of the grand
jury was completed at 11 o'clock and
this afternoon the big twelve began
transacting business behind closed
door·. The charge of the court was
i'jutte lengthy and was alontr the
usual lln»s, particular attention
being called to the offenses of mur
dër, assault to murder, aggravated
assault, robbery, theft in its various
form·, swindling, forgery and rape.
In reaking up the jury only three
or fovir men were drawn from the
regular|li«t, the other· havirigjto be
picked up by the officer·. The per
•onel of the jury is as follows
W. L. P. Leigh, foreman, Wax
ahachie.
L. C. Todd, Waxahachie.
J C. Culbertaon, Sterret.
Hid Karrar, Kockett.
Wm. Horner, Kro»t.
8. J. Robert·, Auburn.
Tom 8mitht Avalon.
W. D. Duff, Fsrri·,
Terry Wood». Tellco.
U. C. Sanderaon, Ennls.
Tom brook·, Italy.
W. H. Hrundag»·, Midlothian.
The tax suit· filed last summer
by the county attorney will be heard
tomorrow and from prosent indica
tions there will be little doing when
this docket is called. There was a
general rush by delinquents yester
day to make a settlenent of back
dufB before the C"urt «uttered judg
ment against them. During the day
one hundred and ten per»<n· visited
tile tax collector'* office and made
a satisfactory seulement md about
fifty others confessed judgment.
Soine of these taxes extend back
several years and since suit was
brought by the eouuty attorney a
great number of delinquent· have
come iri ano paid up. One mau sent
u a eheckjlast Saturday for $7L> 50.
Th'i* following order· *cr« entered
yesterday:
Wm. K. Haker et al ν» Klla
Hr>'W:i et al, ir» »j uss to trv title
and partition, cause passed to be
taken up by agreement of |vurties at
·->».« futur· day >>t tins term.
J C. hear· vu > H. Watson et
al injunction, casi dismissed, the
Cost having heretofore been paid.
Fugate A- William· ν». Irene
Myers et al, debt and foreclosure ;
case dismissed, the cost having
heretofore been paid.
W. N. Kermer et al νβ. Κ. T. Mc
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Daniel, trespass to try title; cas<
postponed by agreement of partiei
until October 2i).
T. W. House et al vs. M. A. Wil
lis et al, debt and foreclsure; judg
ment for plaintiff for the principale
the note sued on, cost of suit anc
foreclosure of vendors' lien on loti
described in plintiff's petition.
M. J. Claridv et al vs. Kllis Clar
idv, partition; property decreed tc
be partitioned as prayed for in petj·
tion.
C. T. Herring vs."H. L. Haynes,
I debt; case dismissed, the cost hav
j ing been paid in vacation.
Peoples National Hank vs. L. H.
! Hawkins, debt; case postponed by
agreement of parties until October
"J! J.
J. 1>. Hurr Lutnfxr Companv vs.
*
'Joe Koehler et al, debt; c:tst· dis
I missed at plaintiff's cost.
L«»e Hawkins, county judge, vs.
: A. O'ialte et al, suit on convict
•bond; case dismissed at defendant's
cost.
Kxparte D. M. Lacy, suit to have
ininority disabilities removed; peti
tion of piaintitf granted.
Smashed a Car Window.
I Yesterday morning just before the
eastbound Central passenger train
reached Kritton somebody near the
track picked up a piece of brick and
threw it at tne train, smashing a
car window The coach which was
hit by the brick was empty, other
wise a passenger might have been
seriously hurt. When Hritlon was
reached Conductor Hanney notified
the Mansfield officers of the affair
and requested them to make an
I effort to apprehend the miscreant.
Charged with Theft.
Deputy Sheriff Forbes thi· mom·
ing arretted John Ford, a young ne
gro, ou η complaint of theft. The
complaint wa« mad»* bv a negro wo
man who conduct» a hoarding house
in Kreedman. Ford had beeu room
ing there two or thre« days. This
morning the woman left a puree
containing j#i.UO in her room. When
• he went to get the puree to come
to town to do some shopping the
money was gone. She suspected
Ford of the theft and came to the
county attorney's office and filed
complaiut against him. Ford is in
the c iuuty jail.
The Tent Meeting.
Despite the rain yesterday and
the threatening condition* lust night
services wire held at the tent.
Th«*r»- was a fairly good attendance
lust night and a strong tamest ser
mon was preached by Kvangeliat
Grafton. Interest is growing and
all indications point to a surcfgeful
meeting. Special attention is being
tfiven to the inusit, u large ci.oir of
good voices taking part mikW the
direction of W S. Newton. The
meeting will continue throughout
i tli·- week, service* bein*' held m<>ru
Ing and evening.
Lpworth League Progam.
Oct. 4, iDtxi.
Topic, "(.treat Men of the Bible;
Wli.it Abraham Teach· ■>» I s." G«n.
xli. 1·» Heb. \ti. 1 - 111, Hon.. n, 1 ί
L**a 1er, Mr. H. W Maison.
1. Faith.— Miss Myrtle Pride
mo re.
2. Ol>edience* Charlie Orr.
3. Prayerful ne»·. — Mis» P»-arl
W eb· r.
4 Decision. Pa: Sims.
ύ. Separation from the World.
Lee Ingram.
ti. Love for Man and Soldierly
(Qualities Mr. Alderdice.
7. The Antagonists of Earthliness.
-Mr. Nail.
8. How to be just with God.- Mr.
Howard Williams.
{CLIMATIC CURES.
The/influence of climatic condi
tions in the cure of consumption is
v-erjr mnch overdrawn The poor
patient, and the rich patient, too,
can do much better at home by prop
er attention to food digestion, and
a regular use of German Syrup.
Free expectoration in the morniug
il made certain by German Syrup,
■o is a good night's rest and the
absence ofjthat weakening cough
and debilitating night sweat Beet
les· nights and the exhaustion
due to coughing, the greatest dan
ger and dread of the conaumptive,
can be prevented or stopped by
taking German Syrup liberally and
regularly. Should you be able to
go to a warmer clime, you will And
that of the thousands of consump
tive· there, the few who are bene
fited aud regain strength are thoae
who use German Syrup. Trial bot
tle·, 25c; regular site, 73c. B. W.
Fearis. Κ
Window glass any vise at Thomaa
* Moor·'·. Buy tn time and aav·
calching cold. 57
THE BI6 CHIEF/M/TOWN
Will Organize » Jrew Tribe o!
Red Wen.
Deputy Grand Sac' em Ed Sedg·
wick of Oalreaton, ftà'e organize!
for the Imperial Or<1 r of Red Mer
i8 in the city for the purpose of or
ganizing a new trib to ! · known as
WaxahaclH^ Tri''· Ν 163. He
will he assisted i t}»»· w k by Mr.
A.J. Chare La»:* *■ - '
Mr. Sedgwick's success as an or·
ganizer has been remarkable, hav
ing within the past twelve months
instituted twenty-seven tribe*, wit')
an aggregate membership of more
than l'JQU. In the past four nioa: s
tie lias organized eight tribes with a
membership of six hundred. Mr.
Sedgwick is the captain of the ('ar
onkaway tribe degree team at (ïU
veston, the champions Ά the coun
try. He says he never leaves a new
trib» until they are thoroughly in
structed in tli* three deirrees.
Mr. Sedgwick says lie expects to
start the Wavahachie tribe with
sixty or seventy-five members, six
teen having already signed.
I FEARFI LODDS AGAIN ST Ηί M.
Bedridden, alone and destitute.
Such, in brief, was the condition of
an old soldier by name of J. J. Ha
vens, Versailles, O. For years he
was troubled with kidney disease
and neither doctors nor medicines
gave him relief. At length he tried
Electric bitters. It put him on his
feet iu short order and now he testi
fies. "I'm on the road to complete
recovery." Rest on earth for liver
and kidney troubles and all forms
of stomach and bowel complaints.
Only r>0c. Guaranteed by Thomas
A Moore, druggist.
Η. ζ, T. C. Excursion Bates.
Dallas—On sale Sept. '2,'ith to Oct.
11 inclusive, rate $1.05, limit to date
foll<>wini{ date of sale.
Dallas— On sale Sept. 25th to Oct.
11th Inclusive, rate $1.30, limit Oct.
12th.
Sherman, Tex. On sale October 4
and 3. Kate $.'{ 30. Limit Oct. 10.
Beaumont, Tex.—On Sale October
fi and 0. Rate$l2.S0. Limit Oct. 14.
California and intermediate points
or direct lines. Colonists ticket^
on sale daily S»-pt. i ' flAf.'ovembe^
.Kl at rat»· $2Λ iHJ. ρπ\ i
leiies granted at points^^Halifori ia
Η . Κα Λ/·
Judge Vaughn Ec^ftsed.
H ' Ί *>l ■■
ate judire f the ourt '""Τ \ il ap
peals f'-r the fifth ift-strict ha» tend
ered his r»-siniiati<ln. There ar· al
ready several applicants fnr the
vacancy, amonfr tf.e number beinp
Hon. J. M. Talbot of 'ifxarkuna,
Lee Clark of Greenvil^ ·, J. W.
Κ row η of Dallas. Judge Fverhart of
Gilmer, W. M. Abernathy of Mi··
Kinney aiid Judge Κ M. Vanphn of
Hiltahoro. A petition iron, t !. ·
Kllie County Bar Association will
be sent to Gov. Lanham asking that
he appoint J udgt Vaughn to suc
ceed Judge Templeton. The peti
tion was circulated I ere yesterday
afternoon and w:»» readily signed
by tl»·· membt re! e bar.
A BOY'S WILD HIDE FOR LI KK
With the family arouiid exp< rtinu
him to die, and a s<>n riding for lif»·,
In miles to pet Dr King'* Ν· « Di»
«•overy for consumption, coughs and
cold·, W H. Brown, of Leesville,
Ind., endured dea'h's agonie· from
Asthma; but this wonderful medi
cine Kitve instant relief and soon
cured him. He writes: "I now
sleep soundly every night." Like
marvelous cures of consumption,
pneumonia. broncnitis, coughs,
colds and grip prove its matchles*
merit for all throat and lunjf trouble·.
Guaranteed bottles 50c· and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at Thomas A
Moore's drug store.
In the excellence of its hippo
drome performances the great Adam
Korepaugh aud Sell* Brothers ag
rregation is as notably superior a»
in its menagerie and circus feature·, j
The many difterent kinds of races
are most brilliantly attractive and
•xciting- d48w3ti j
Our
Fall /
Clothing
/
/
You donJjL^/uve to take
anybody's word about
fie goodness of it. It's
"High Art" Clothes-that
insured
clothes. Not only
from us, but better still,
right from the makers.
it's in iron clad insur
ance policy ihat comes to
you direct, signed and
seald and delivered
which makes you abso
lutely safe against any
misbehavior on the part
of the clothes you get
here. And they cost you
no more. 512.50, 515.00.
$16.50 and up to 525.(X).
New Shoes, New Hats
ready. New Furnish
ings ready. In fact,
everything for men or
boys wearing wants
read ν now
r/ftattfrnz Btca.
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See
McManus'
forJFine, Reliable
r hifcles
j
At (he Opera House.
One of the best attractions that
will visit Waxahachie :his season
will be the big farce comedy {'Look
ing ίοr A Wife." With a company
of twenty five peuple at >1 elaborate
'special scenery and effects, it is
saiii to be one < f the best of this
class of attractions traveling. The
comedy is in t. ree acts and deals
with the troubles of an liishinan,
H'>we C·!>en by naii.w and nature.
Green went lirectly from Ireland to
th> Ki uidike when the gold fever
first broke mit, and. beln;: one of the
lucky ones, has : ad·· n.^re money
t ' : an be know- wl at to do with;
t >e fcfor·· h·· ι- in ν · -1 ; 11 _· it in every
tiling and everybody. Incidentally,
i,e is looking for .» wife, as 1 around
liis efforts in 11.:*» direction whirls
th»* plot of the play, and many of
ttie funn.('St\8ituation> art- brought
about by his ftiilrd to Meur« a wife»
The principal parte ar& m the hands
of caj khle and competent pfSi^jb who
have b»·· 11 selected by th«
ment for their adaptability
tray the different parts for which'
they ar cast. Γι ·■> an- assist J by
a chorus nt clever and pretty •/iris,
and tin· latest musical numbers are
introduced, catchy songs and dance·
being scattered throughout the en
tire production. Special scenery
and effects are used for the whole
piece and the costumes are novel
and beautiful. The date of the en
gagement in our city is Tuesday
Sept Λ. Tickets are now on sale at
Fearis' I>rug Store Prices 00, 75 and
<1.00 chlldrep £tc.
Coming October 3rd, Arnold Stock
Company.
·■ 111 nine
ty to 1
Whl
't
The New Grocery Store
I have just opened up a line of
STAPLE and FANCY G801KB1ES
on the North Hide square, and will be
pleased to have my frienda call and in
spect them. Κ very thing freah and new.
Combs
that have quality and
durability are the ones
you find in great evi
dence in our store. We
carry a line that we can
guarantee at prices from
25c to $1.00 each. . ..
Of course we carry a
cheaper grade at 10c, 15c
and 20c each,
The fine combs are well
assorted: best values at
10c to 50c
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HERRING
Drug
Company