The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], February 06, 1904, Image 4

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SPECIAL
SALE
for
Cash Only
on
all our shoes
for
Child and Miss
S 1.95 for $2.50 ones
$l.f>5 for 52.00 ones
51.45 for $1.75 ones
51.25 for 51.50 ones
51.00 for 51.25 ones
.HO for 51.00 ones
We j,'ive Library Votes
with every purchase. . .
March 4th, ends the
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Crow Bros
The Shoers
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I PERSONALS |
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Col. James 8. Davie went to Dal
las this morning.
Prof. J. D. Cojthlan of Midlothian
was In the city today.
Wallace Metcalfe of Dallas spent
yesterday in the city.
Miss Ont Miller went ti Dallas
to lay to visit Mrs. H W. Carver.
Hon. T. J. Cole left this morniDg
on a trip to Dallas and Greenville.
Mis* J lv Houston of Cr rsicana is
visiting the family of Mr. T. J.
Middleton.
Prof. Bulloch was a passenger to
Dallas this morning where lie will
visit today and tomorrow.
Miss Ora Miller went to Dallas
this morning to spend a few days as
a guest of Mrs. H. \V. Carver.
Mr W. V. Hancock "f Pat is fs
visiting Mr. A. T. Bishop. Mr.
Hancock is ex-tax assessor of La
mar county, and is old frieudof Mr.
Hishop.
Are You Restless at Night.
And harassed by a had cough?
I'se Mallard's Horehoutid Syrun, it
will secure voti sound sh'tj and ef
fect a prompt and radical cure. 25c,
,"i(lc and $110. S >ld by Hood A Mai
tin.
First'Gun Shol
At price of coal. I have 40<' tous
of coal on hand. Too much to carry
ever, hence will sell at 96.00. De
livered, 20(H) pounds, liKMI
pounds. f:i.2,V, .">00 pounds, $1.70.
Guaranteed. I> H. Thompson, ss
( oru wood f o. h Waxanachie
$2.75 per cord. Geo. Patterson,
Lancaster, Texas. tf
NOTHING
S" completely satisfies
your re 1 » t ί ν c < and
friends as a good photo
We make thfji to sat
isfy tΙιβ most fastidious
HUDSON
Ρ H OTOGRA PH Ε H,
Bishop Hoss Monday Night
A telegram was received from
Bishop Ε. E. Hose this morning
saying that he would be here Mon
day night to preach at the Metho
dist church instead of Wednesday
night as has been formerly an
nounced. Bishop Hoss is one of
the ablest and most prominent min
isters in the M ethodist church. The
pastors of the city and the public in
general have a cordial invitation to
be present and hear him. The ser
mon will begin at 7:30 o'clock.
Winter coughs are apt to result in
consumption if neglected. They can
be soon broken up by usina: Foley's
Honey and Jar. Sold bv||B NV.
Fearis.
The People's
Hardware Store
Ν » wly opened οι»
fiast Side Square
New Store
New Goods
Low Prices
on > verything we h an·
die W e aek the people
of Waxahachie to call
aad (five ue a trial on
anythinir iu the hard
ware line, aud we as
sure you of honest
dealing». and Cttorteons
treatment. We wain
you for a steady cus
tomer. ::::::
N.
EDELSTEIN
PROPRIETOR
NEW TAILORING SHOP
i t: tv« Hp. n»»d H new l'all> rlUK Sho|
in II » I rιρι κι hn im* u *t door l<
tn· l>ailv U|bl 4Rm Will liuilt
vttu » nuit I ««lot' »>, preaa, > l«»i
or repair your old oloiti»· at r»aeurt
aille pri« ··. (Uve ut» vour order·
THEE. FARLEY
The City Election.
A primary election will be held iu
Waxahachie Tuesday for the pur
; pose of nominating candidates for
city marshal, city secretary, city as
sessor and collector and a candidate
I for alderman from each ward. There
are three candidates for alderman
from the second ward, two from the
third and one from the first. In
: making up their tickets next Tues
day voters will vote for one candi
I date for alderman from each ward,
i This statement is made for the rea
son that some voters were of the
opinion that tliey voted only for au
ι aldermanic caudidate in the ward iu
which they resided.
The order for the tickets was
placed with the printer today and
I they will be ready for disiribution
i at the different voting places earlv
! Tuesday morning.
The executive committee has de
! situated th· following places at
which votes will be polled, with the
ί presiding officers named:
Ward 1—At Wyatt'e office on East
I Main street, J K. Cautheu.
Ward 'J—V. Trippett's store on
(College street, A. Lassweli.
Ward 3—City hall, T. J. Spencer.
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MAKE A START
Don't wait for a streak of luck
to come along and ir.uk" a mil
lionaire of you.
Open a Saving» Account and
strike out for yourself.
\ ou don 't need a lot of mon»*
to start with; #1.00 will do.
Then lay by something every
week, and you will find that
regular, systematic savinif is
the surest aud iiuiek«st way to
comfort and independence.
\Ve pay 4 per cent interest on
Savings, compounded semi-an
nually.
We loan our Home Savinirs
Bank» to οι· stonier·, which
make· sarin» easy.
open Saturday evening· until
7:110 for Saving·
Western Bank C Trust Co j
W lxaha^hie, Texas Î
J. C. LUMPKINS,
h tit ·#.« '«ι ι·«ι hiatal 1WI
Your
Favorite
Brand
Every man that smokes
cigars has his little "hob
by" in selecting his
smoke. Old smokers
learn by experience what
brand of cigars they en
joy most and very nat
urally do not care ιο use
other makes. Our cigar
line isverv complete. We
sell all of the leading and
most popular cigars and
are certain that you will
be able to find "your
brand" here. We are
very particular in keep
ing our cigars in air tight
cases with just enough
moisture to keep them in
the proper smoking con
dition
HOOD & MARTIN
PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS
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Mocha and Java fresh and nice,at
R.J. Moore's. it
Have you seen the tablets at The
Nickel Store. C5
The rain which fell yesterday
morning has made every one feel
J better.
10c and 15c tablets are oiiiy 5c at
The Nickel store. (ij
Even the rumors of war cumins
from the far Kast nave crippled sev
eral Waxahachie citizens.
101) doz. 10c and 15c tablets t·· sell
while they last at 5c. T it* Nickel
Stor»*. 05
The Ted Faust Minstrels will be
at the opera house Monday night.
S**ats are now on salt· a: Feuris'
dru κ store,
Bargains in tablets at The Nickel
Store that were never heard of be
fore. 65
Try (· pk^s. of Sillverspooti coffee
and get you a set of spoons worth
the money, besides «ret good coffee,
at R. J. Moore's. tf
The eonditiou of Dr. A. B. Small
is reported very much improved.
He sits up part of the day, but is
not yet able to leave his room.
Mr. Chalmers MeFherson has
be«n confined to hi* room for tw.<
days. He expects, however, to oc
cupy his pulpit at the Main Street
Christian church tomorrow morning
There will be no prea«*hitiK there at
the evening hour.
Mr. C. L. Cohen of Cameron h··
been serit to Waxahachle to take the
management of the office of the
Weatera Union Telegraph Company, i
Mr. H. P. Misell returned yeeter- |
dav afternoon from a trip to his
farm in Limestone county. He say·
a good rain fell all along the Central
railway.
Mr. W. H. Robertson, who has
been connected with the dispatcher'·
office of the Texas Midland, has
been appointed night operator at the
Κ at y depot.
Some unknown party visited the
smokehouse of Deputy Sheriff G. C.
Sweatt Thursday night anJ stole a
side of bacon belonging to Tom
Hawkius, a colored servant at Mi
Sweatt'e home.
Mrs Κ. B. Langsford gave ail old
ladies' dining today at her home on
West Franklin street. Theairregate
age of the five I idle· present was
,'ltis years. The dinner was a very
pleasant affair.
Judge Hawkins President.
At the meeting <>f tl.e I'esas
Judges' Association at Fort Worth
yesterday County Judg·* F. i,. Haw
kins, of Kllis county, was elected
president of the association. This
is th»» highest honor the association
can confer on a member, and the
compliment thus paid Judie Haw
kins will be fully appreciated by his
friends
A Night Alarm
Wore» than an altirin of fir» at
night is the brassy coUtrh ot croup,
w ich sounds lik< the the children"*
death knell and it mean» death uti
le»* something i» doue quickly.
Foley's Honey and Tar never fails
to κive Instant relief and quickly
cures the worst forms of croup.
Mrs. P. 1. Cordier, of Manniugton,
Κ y·.. write*: "My three year old
uni had a severe case of croup; the
d etor s:»ui el.·· could not live. 1
gut ι bottle ..f Foley's Honey and
Tar, the first dose gave quick relief
and saved fier 1 if·- " Refuse sub
stitutes. Sold by B. W. Feart».
Weather Forecast.
Tonight and Sunday ruiti: Colder
Su nday.
Friday, max. 70, tntn. f>2
Kaintall 1.22.
C I>. L«onucikkkk,
f>b*er« ρ·γ
H enUti
Mean* the abilitv to do a good
day'» wt.rk, without undue fatigue
and tn find life worth living. You
cannot have ii»dii:«tti"t or rm«ti
patfon without its upsetting the
liver and polluting the blood S'ich
a condition may t>e h«»st aud quick*
»·»! obtained by H'trhini·, 11.« be»t
liver regulator that the w..rld h»»
ever known. Mr» I). \V. Smith
writes, AprliS, 1H02: "I a*»1 Her
hit:··. and flild It t: >· best medicine
for constipation and regulating the
liver I «v«-r tii<»d." 1'riee Ό cent*.
Sold by Hood Λ Martin.
Rare Opportunity
We are closing: out our stock btie
I η e « β and have a tine jack atid stal
lion which we will sell very cheap.
For particulars apply to either of u»
R. W. (iKTZENDANKK,
8. P. SUNyKK. 77
Every Woman
Ui iBlllWlwl *n ! *ïn«iiil Vin-w
at-«t ih-»··<>--.rtfitt
MUtVII Wfcrtiny Sprit
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τ . . . ι I . Μ % M % *1 ( Ο.,
METER RATE FOR LIGHTS AND
SMALL MOTORS
AdoptecTby the WAX A HAChTïC Ε LECTBIC LIGHT CO., to
take effect on and after September l»t, 19X3. ,
PRIVATE RESIDENCE RATE
The flret K. W. per mouth, for each 16 c. p. or tne equal
thereof % 20
Each additional K. W 16
COMMERCIAL RATE
The first two Κ W. por month for each 16 c. p. or the equal
thereof.
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Each additional K. \V 15
The Commercial Kate include· everything except residence·, and
tlie minimum charge on all Light account· is fifty cent· per month
ItfTSmall motor· same a· Commercial Light Rate.
Waxahachie Electric Light
COMPANY. ——
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FAMOUS ACTRESS COMING
Rose Co*hlan Will Visit Waxa
hachie on February 18.
A treat is ι» in store for the llita
ter goera of Waxahachle who love
and appreciate dramatic art in its
highest form. On February Is Κ"β«?
Coiflihiii, an aotre»» and theater Mar
of wide reputation, will ft il an en
gagement at the opera house, ap
pearing in that beautiful play, "The
Greatest Thing tu the World "
Richard Obee, advance man f· r
Jules Murrv's attraction*, vitiud
Waxahachle yesterday and made all
necessary arrangement* for <h» up
pearaoee of Hone Coghlan here for
the above date. Mr. Murry lia#
several big enterprise* on the road
thi* »eaaon, including Lewie Mor
rison m "Faust," Paul Oilmore In
"The Mummy and the Humming
Hird, Marie W ai uw right in
'•Twelfth Night,*' Sadie Martinot in
"Hi» hxceliency the Governor,"fc
and Kathryn Kidder. Mr. «»be »a:d
to a reporter that If Mi»» Co»<itlan
met with anything like a favorable
reception in Waxahachle aou.e of
the above attractions would be sent
here before the cloae of tht< »ea»ou
" ι fie (Jr»-atest Thing in the World"
may be claaaed as a "problem play, '
but tii·» auttior· have saved it Irotn
all grueaomeneaa and presented their
nubjei't in a cheerful and euKtoaailU.
environment It ι» a play w..n..
never bee ο u it » tedlois and rl»t»
often to remarkable climatic intensi
ty. Mi*» < oglilan'a caai ha* (»<-· i.
carefully «elected br Jul»· Murry
and i>r performance of Virginia
Bryant is «aid to «urpaa» in all
point» her bt autiful, poetical inter
pretation of h»*r characterisation to
"l'Iyeses," no well aa the rendition
of the part of I'aula iaiujueray, in
wηtch »he appeared la»t aeaeoti. It
ia hoped the theater goer* will re
waul Manager C'uir.by with patron
at t-oii.me*»urat· with ti >■ » rth of
the at tracts >n.
Croup
with tli#> *yui;<totna of a
common cold. tb«re f· chill»»»·,
•doling, «or* thro»·, hot nkiu,
quick put·*, hoaranne·· aiul itiij <«1
#*d respiration. « ()*·> frequent ·ιΐι&11
do··· «.»f Mallard'» Horwbotiiid Hyrep
(lb· child will cry for II ι mid at th*
firm »lk'i) of η croBjiy coo g h apjdjr
frequently Ballard'· Boow Liniment
to the throat.
Mr·. A. Vliet. NfW Caltl·, C«>io.,
writ*», March 17th, 1901: "1 thli.k
Ballard ·· Hor^hound Myruji α wo»
d*ful r»>m«*dv, mid ·«> piwa«&<it."
J5c, ."i()e aud tl.UQ. Hold br HoikJ A
Marti...
DURHAM'S SPECIAL SALE
FOR ONE WEEK WE OFFER MANY
CHOICE LINES AT SPECIAL PRICES
m
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New Wash Goods, New Waistings,
New Embroidery, New Ginghams,
New Hosiery, New Undervests,
Ladies Φ New Φ Oxfords Φ and Φ Sandals
At Special Prices to
Saturday Night, 13th
Masonic
Temple
ο::. ··
DURHAM ?
as
Waxahachie
e * a »
t£f ' ζΐ ,<
.
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
To our coal an<1 ff-ed cuetotrer·:
We ha*e just r»-« fived several car·
of fancy lump Ofta^e Mo Ale»ter coal
which alwava κι"'· entire nati*fac
tion. Tl.i* He ar* telling at fMKl
p»-r ton delivered. Try a ton and
you will u»»< no other. We alto
have »*-veral c ir· of Colorado w.Mch
we have had on I and «ince l»«t
• amuser and lia» tak"n tl »· weather
all winder, which *>· will t»· >tl*d to
*<«U you at ftf.flu per ton delivered.
I'll one ni» your order* when vou
want coal. We will ap,">r< ciâie your
order· for feed and wiil ^et them
out promptly.
«Γ air.t rr κ iikai> ι η
Mysterious Circumstances
On» w a· pal»· atul «allow and the
other fre#h and roey. Whence th«
différence" She wi.o t<i bluablng
with health ui>· Dr, Kinsr'· N»-w
liife Pllla to ru ai lit ai ii it By srcntly
aroufciuK the la»y orean· they r»m·
l»el t<ood diire»tlon and I »*ad off con
stipation Try them Only 2T>e, at
Th"m·· A M> or«* # dru? »t<>r«*
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