The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], November 10, 1903, Image 4

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Mighty
Nice
to
use iti the hoaM and
they're just as con
venient as can he
w Ρ
have then ι in green,
red, drab and black,
price
1.25
1.50
Crow Bros
The Shoers I
15 CENTS
Connections to Ennis, Boyce, Gar
rett, Ike, Palmer, Trumbull
and Ferris.
frompt, perfect service. All lines
aietallie circuit. Long Distance
Telephone.
Business Phone £i.(X! a month
Residence Phone $·_'.(*) :» ntontl
No partv lines.
Ellis Co. Independent
Telephone Company.
Notice
ow is your time t >urJ"êr
obby suits, skirtjy'and
vvraps. Call at Woman's Ex
change afid exam in ■ ι full
>ine of samples. / . . .
Mrs. Κ. I. Monica,
Aiçent for R. Η Jjfra.vdon Mnrcan·
tile Oo., Xfw York
fc/y.
„ Hu Ib« t>e<n eonrse or «.ad»
J? uior· euceewfui fr»du»les »o<
Λ morr r»'!« from *i us! r e » bftn««
for our nuideut* K»erj trr*ilu«l«
V for lb· J»"· Ϊ0 je»rs »i work Vol
Ml*IO|, MWrfie
Τ Ρ PRttlli. PrcvJdcnt
TENNESSEE BAR3EP. SMO?
Ι'ιι<1·-Γ fie» (nail excluent
λ·>1?«·1ι s your eu κίοιιι
tfoufh Sid« Square, OI<J St:»n')
Jay H&ll, Prop
SNAP-SHOTS AT THE NEWS
( daily havpksinos or thk
$ CITS BRIEFLY TOLD
♦ ♦
• ♦♦♦♦♦♦ ««♦«»«·
W. Rockett has been sick two
! or three days at his home in West.
One more week. "Pnone Hood A
Martin for tuning and repairing !
pianos by F. Wilkins. 9ii
Look up our ad. wheji in need of]
any feed of any kinb. We have it.
J. T. Williams A tf i
Xote the new ads. in the wart
column today. It will pay yon to
keep your eye on the want column.
Alonzo Moseiey has charge of the |
office at the Holers hotel thi< week
on acconnt of the slight illness of
the proprietor, Mr. W. S. Smith.
Constable vV. A. Hodge, who hat
I been in ill health several months, !
has been confined to his bed several
days and his condition is said to he
serions.
The Cumberland Presbyterian
Furnishing Society will give a birth
day dinner tomorrow ' Wednesday)
at the residence of Mrs. Dave Bul
lard. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all members of the church
and to the friends of the church.
S F* Thompson of Boyce was in
Saturday to settle f « » r his weekly.
Mr. Thompson said that with :» «ood
cotton crop and the staple rpIIîiiiî at
ten c<=nts per pout d a man should
certainly pay for the papers he
reads
George Kossoti of Milfordbrought
' i* daughter. Miss Lena, to Waxa
hachie yesterday to have lier under
go an operation for ear trouble. The
operation was successfully perform
ed by Dr. Leonard Keplinger. Mr.
R'issou and daughter w- re accom
; anied by I>r. Pickett and Miss
Kffle Rosgon, daughter if John
Rosson.
P. K. Beall, a t alf brother to Con
gressman J A. Beall, i- here from
St I.oui* to spend a few days with
relatives and friends. Mr. Beall i«
the eldest soil of t!;.· late !Rict a· i
Heall and was reared in Ellis county
in a:i early day when there were few
white families in the county. For
several years Mr. Beall has been a
successful traveling salesman.
Last night just before Frank
Wallace, cotton clerk at the Central
depot, reached home he "spied what
he thought was somebody's pet cat
climbing a tree near the sidewalk.
Frank couldn't resis; the tempta
tion to poke t!ie cute little feline
will) his umbrella, and now lie
wishes he hadn't. He has no fur
ther lise (Of the suit of clothM ! ·
was wearit ,r. and it i« -al l that I.is
wife refused to let him sleep in the
house last nulit.
J L Lane of Midlothian and Jus
tice of the Peace Haskins of Bed
<>ak are niu-ini and came;from Cof
fee county, Tenn. Yesterday they
were in Waxahachie and by acci
dent met in this ofllce, this being the
first time they had seen each other
for several years. While talking
over <ÎTd times they agreed to go
back to their native state during the
Christn is holiday s and visit their
relatives and friends. Mr. Lane's
mother still lives and Mr. Haskins
ha-, several brother* and sisters
t here.
A Rl'NAWAY BICYCLE.
Terminated with an ugly cut on
t| le^r of .1 B. Orner, Franklin
(;r«'· e, li, It cev^loped a stubborn
: le·-: unyielding n> doctors and rem
edi * for four year» Then Buck
leh's Arnica Salve cured. It's just
>>i .'un t tor burns, scalds, skin eru:>
ti· ii« and piles - " at Thomas Λ
Moore's dr ig st« 'e
ATTRACTIVE MILLINERY
25
Per Cent
Reduction
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Pattern
Hata
and all
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Jterns
I H h BEST ν a lues
'ftered this ^ea
" s«>n. and they are
>;oinii to move, iur
prices are cut s</ low
that thev can't stay....
i
LEADER
AHACHIE. TEXAS
Very
Necessary
In every household it is
very necessary to have
on hand a good ....
Hot Water Bottle
There's no doubt that it
beats the old fashioned
hot brick or hot iron as a
foot warmer, or as a
means of applying heat
in sickness. Every fam
ily should have from one
to half a dozen
We have them at prices
from 75c to $1.00. . .
HOOD & MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
Boih Phones - - - - .No 84
Verdict for Plaintiff.
The jury in the suit of Mrs. Mag
gie Partaiu against the Houston A
Texas Central Railroad Company
finally reached an agreement yes
terday afternoon about five o'clock.
The jury's verdict was in favor of
the plaintiff, she belnii awarded a
judgment fur damage* in the sum
of £750. Suii was brought to recov
er damages in the sum of f.'iJ.DOti.
Elks Social Session.
I'he K. 1» (>.!·; I I 1_-e Ν'.'"it) will
tiive a social >■ ssiou next Thursday
cTa&ing, N"v. 12. All Klks isd
t! -ir families are cordially i ivited
to attend.
C<>M μ ιττ» t..
To Cure a Cold in one Day
Ί ake Laxative Hrotno Quinine ι
Tablets. All druzirists refund the'
money if it fails to curt·. E. \V. I
Grove's signature is on «-acli box.
25c.
A Successful Year.
Kev. J. (_». Putlliau, pastor of the
First Methodist church, will lea\ e
tonight for Fort Worth t<> attend
the annual meeting of the North·
west Texas conference. 1 ndei the
pastorate of Rev. Putman the
church in Waxabachie has enjoyed
a successful year. The preacher's !
salary and all other assessment·»
hav»- been paid in full, and in some
departments there was an excess in
collection·. Kev. Putman goes pre
pared to make a most excellent re
port as to conditions <»f his church.
NOT SICK A DA1* SINCF.
"1 waa taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. I tried all sorts of
medicines, none of which relieved
me. One day I saw· an ad. of your
Electric Hitters an i determined to
try that. After taking a few dotes
I felt relieved, and soon thereafter
was entirely cured, and have not
seen a sick day since. Neighbor·
of mine have been cured of rheuma
tism, neuralgia, liver and kidney
troubles and general debility."
This ι* what B. F. Mass, of Fre
mont, N. C., writes. Only ."«Οι-, at
Thomas Moore, druggists.
Notice Firemen.
The regular meeting of the Κ. Α. I
Davis Hook and Ladder company
has been changed from t'.e s·· *ond
Tuesday night to the second Wedi»»··- ι
day night lu each month- All fire
men of tTie Waxahachie Kire Depart
ment are requested to bn on hand
tomorrow night. A Royal Buck
Smoker will be given by the R. A.
Davie Hook and Ladder company.
A pressing invitation is extended to
all "old firemen" >>f the Waxahachie
Fire Department
Will Hancock, Pres.
R. T. Yocng, Secretary.
WORM DESTROYER.
White'· Cream Vermifuge, not
only kills worms, but removes the
mucus and slime, in which they
build their nest*; it brings, and
quickly, a healthy condition of the
'tody, %«4)ere wyrms caunot exist,
be at Hood Λ Martin's.
Wise-Backus.
Lust Wednesday afternoon Attor
ney W. L. Wise of this city was
united In marriage to Miss Louise
Hackus at Fort Wortb. Mr. and
Mrs. Wise arrived In Waxahachie
yesterday momiusr and are now at
home to their friends on Kauf
man street.
Mr. Wise is an Ellis county boy,
beinff reared In the Mountain Peak
country. He is a highly esteemed
and deserving young man and was
recently granted license to practice
law. The bride is a moat attractive
young lady audhas a host of friends
and admirers.
Coal and Peed Stuffs.
Telephone the Sleeper drain Co.
for fancy lu^> fiJcAllater coal and
all kinds of teed stuff·. Delivered
to any part of the city. tf
T. H. Harbin was in Ennis today.
Ed Hudson spent the day in Dal
las.
H. H. Shaw of Ennie was ia the
city today.
E. S. Campbell was a passenger
to Hillsboro this morning.
H. N. Peters left this morning on
a business trip to South McAllister,
I. T.
Miss Jewell Files of Itasca is the
iru-st of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Cunning
ham
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert 'Templeton
spent Sunday In Dallas with rela
tives.
Miss Brevard Templeton has re-j
turned from Ennis where she visit
ed Miss Vashti House.
I. M. Williams of the Texas Mort
gage Hanking Company, was a
business visitor to Boyc© City !
this morning.
J. F. Steele of Italy, who called at
this office Monday to pay for hie
weekly «aid he had 25 or W fine
jacks, most of them being raised on
his farm.
Drs. H. O. Stacy, \V. F. West,
W. Simpson and T. W. Florer
went to Enuis this morning to at
tend the monthly meeting of the
Kllis County Medical Society.
Dr. Satterfleld from Tennessee, is
here visiting tiis sister, Mrs. T. B.
Williams and brothers at Nash.
Tliih is Dr Satterfield's first visit to
T»-x;»s and h<* is well pleased with
his trip.
Dr and NT re. Κ. E. Folk aud
daughter. Miss Annie White, .if
Nashville, Tenn., are guests « » f t fie
family Capt. M. T. Pat tick. Dr.
Folk ι* editor of the Baptist and
Reflect.'r ami came t<> Dallas to at
tend tlie Baptist convention. He i*
a brother tof ircuit Att >rney Joseph
W Folk, ι : >t Louis.
A Profitable
Habit...
—and a habit that près- j
ages "the making of the ♦
man"—Is the savings ♦
h ibit. Î
♦
Better deposit a portion ♦ ;
>>t your earnings with us. $
$1.00 will start an ac- ♦
v.»unt. ·
♦
We pay 4 per cent on ♦
savings accounts, com- ♦
pounded semi-annually. ♦
Western Bank £ TruslCo
YVaxahachie, Texa>
SIMPLE REMEDY FOR CATARRH
Jusl Breathe Hyomei Four Times
a Day and Be Cured.
If » few year· ago *ouie one had
*;tiJ you can cure catarrh by breath
ing uir charged with a healing bal·
• ail), the idea would have been ridi
culed and it remained for that emi
nent investigator. H. T. Booth, to
discover in Hyouiet Hit· method of
care.
Hyomei ha* performed almoat mi
raculoui cures of catarrh and ι· to
day recognized by leading members
of the medical t>rof»-**ioti as the only
advertised remely that can be relied
upon to do ju»t what it claim*. The
c miplete outfit of Hyou:ei coat· but
#1.00 and cousists of an inhaler, a
medicine dropper and a bottle of H y
omet.
Breathe Hyomei through the in
haler for a few minute* four tlmea
a day and it will cure the worn case
of catarrh. It soothe· and heal· the
mucous membrane of the air pas
sages, prevent· irritatiou, and ef
fect· a complete and laaliug cure.
In Waxahachie there are acorea
of weii known people who «ay they
have been cured of catarrh by Hyo
mei. If it doe· not cure you, Hood
aud Martin will return the money
yoa paid for Hyomei. Thi« i· the
strongest evidence that can be of
fered a· to their faith in the remedy.
Bit toal Strike
Miner· iu Colorado are out on a
atrike. 1 have received more than
J50U too· from these mine· thl· year.
Thia mean· a diversion of order· to
McAllster coal field·, whioh mean·
I^Jgher price coal.
D. H. Thompson. 90
A want ad will bring the desired
result·.
STS£*4t0 V.flLQg.ini llltjfe ftimint
rn«| ΙΝΠ mV 9I1BWIH
BAKING
WSWMR
Improves th· flavor and adds te
the hoalthfulness of th· food.
PRICK BAKING POWOIA CO.
CHICAGO
I» NaT!
Constable Johnson, of Rice, Na
varro county, wa· In the city thi·
morning on official business. Mr.
Johnson «aid crop condition· in hi·
part of the eonnty *ere fairly Rood,
but in the «onthern part of the coon
tv the cotton was totally destroyed
by the boll weevils. He said he made
a trip through fhat section of the
connty a few- days asro and aaw
thousands of acres that will not
make one hundred pounds to the
the acre. The farmers were turning
the land and making preparations to
sow grain. I
Beautiful Clear Skies. *
Herbin· exerts a direct influence
!on the bowels, liver anl kidneys,
parifying and stremftbiiig these or
gans, and maintaining them in a
normal condition of health: thus re
moving a common cause of yellow,
moth, jrreasv *fcln and more or less
of pimple;, blotches and blackhead·.
.">0c at Hood A Martin's.
Ellis County Maps
Texas Mortgage Banking Co.
has just received their New Map of Ellis
County from the lithographers. It is com
plete in every detail, showing the location
of all the Towns, Postoffices. School Hous
es, Public Roads, Railroads. Creeks,
Bridges, Commissioners. Justice and Vot
ing Precincts, lite. C ill and see therfi.
Pri;e $2.50 each -
Texas Mortgage Banking Co
Waxahachie, Texa·
FURNITURE
New Fuoifure inJ S ν «nd-Hand Furniture
'Γι Hi·» Peopl· <>f hiii Fllia County: 1 d»»ir«· to r*Il
y<mr attention fact that I carry in ettK-k « complet· «nJ full
line <>f Kin* holts, Flu* Rocker». Kin* Ctillimlvr·, Cln* Kltkbotrdt,
til braiid ;.·>· at.J }<ih: fr..n tt,* fικ-tory. wt l«'W-»t po*elbl· pMe··
All th»t I »»k ι» ti it v »n r»U »nJ Iniprct tny Imin'fi»·* Mock and
»·-»· f.ir y>ur»*'lf. It you η·*Ί mythlog In tl*·» H*fv»u<l-Hand llti· I
run furninl you nt prie·"» that will unijut·»tl<>nably suit > ·ιιγ pork·
ftftook All kiad· of i;»·* Furniture from t·· it>· fln«»»t.
J. IV. KING
The 3 Blue Fronts—120-132-124 N. College Street
W esson CooKing Oil
Til·.· finest pr·-duct < î w
t r ' : rs' nt .... l*l
V. TRIP PELT'S
"The Texas Road"
"Look at the Figures'
lilt WerM's Fsir. St Lorn*. 1ΉΜ
Will coser twflvt· hundred
t»cr*s of land, having thi«*«
hundred «ere· of exhibit
npaee, and will cost over
forty million· of dollar* St.
Louis is r»Mh*d directly
from T*x *s by the 1. A t«.
Ν Iron Mountain lln·*·.
Miles, Minutes, Money
Saved between Texas and St. Louis, via the I. t. G. N.
The 'True St.Louis World's Fair Line'
|11 B iM nhoriMt. & hr» Κ il nuls* qa'ckeit 10V mil»·. >h«n««t, 4 ten 7 dilute, quu-.rtt
Houston to St. Louis San Antonio to St. Louis
l"«j mil*» «kert«»t, u art }7 talnutes qalcksat 1<W all·* ahortaal, I art U amulet quickest
Galveston to St. Louis Austin to St. Louis
Equally a· ljuick to all Eastern Cities through 8t. Lout·.
Excellent dining car service ail the way—all the time
The Greatest Exposition alike Age
Will open at St. Loula tu
May, 11JU4, to coiumemorate
the ceuteunial of the great
Loulaiana Territory Pur
chase by the Γ lilted States
from France. St. Louis it
reached directly from Texas
by the I. Α Ο. N.—Iron
Mountain Line·.
"The Texas Road"
International A Ureal Northern
Kailroad
L. TRICE.
2nd Vice-Pre·. A Gen. M'g'r
D. J. PRICE,
General Pass. A Ticket Agent
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