The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], February 11, 1904, Image 2

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FOR CHILDREN
- -=5 Makes teething easv, regulates
the bowels ari<i stomach, stops
crying, cures summer complaint.
— .. Mayor Vewell of Owensboro, Ky.,
1 -M sa y- : "Dur baby wis waiting aw»» 1
1,1 - while teething. Hi* bowels «erned j
5 Vie y on d cootrol 'Hire* pbysitnjns :
' '== K^ve him up Owens Pink Mixture g
'"Ϊ.Ί' 11 sived his lito. I cannot say enough. |
ui S It saved our baby." :
Now feaulat without til« ^ / S/ft, 2Sc. «ad 5#c. baillti. ^
sifnaiarA-] every package : ^f^~C&77. tack il Mt satisfactory
For «ample and book free, address THFFLOYD MEDICINE CO.. DETROIT. MICH.
for FLOOD'S DYSPEPSIA TABLETS )0c. Suinte and'book free
Γ Γί Ε, DAILY LIGHT
Published Κ ver.ν Kay Kxcept Sunday by
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO
Pai<1up Capital $20,000.00
Κ l). HUDSON President
C. W. KKNT Vice-President
W J. BUIK Secretary-Treasurer
W A. ownky City Editor
Sotered a; tiie Waxahacfcie Post-office as mall
matter of ttie Second Class.
«11 RHORIPTION RATH
One Month $ .50
Six Months, iu Advance 2 75
One Year, iu Advance δ 00
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS j
for City Marshal—
Tom Dixon.
For City Secretary
G ko W. Walk κ κ, Jr.
Fo Assessor and Collector—
Cunt Spalding.
For City Attorney—
A. L. Love.
For City Treasurer—
1* ΚΑΝ Κ GETZKNOANIiIK.
For Alderman Ward I —
D. G. Thompson.
For Alderman Ward 2—
W. L. P. Leigh.
For Alderman Ward .i—
J . M Lancaster.
COUNTY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For County Treasurer—
A R. McKnight.
R. F. Μλκιήβανκη.
R Ρ Ri KKHt
Ε. I). Ckiddlk.
For l ux Collector
G KO KG Ε S WKATT
T. J. Tingle.
Simp Spencer.
For Sheriff -
Jok P. Minn κ κ.
For Sii[>t Public Instruction
J D. Coo H LAN.
For Constable Precinct *jo. 1
Ben F. Abbott.
The rash timet accompany each
announcement. This rule will not
be deviated from.
Mysterious CircumsCances
One was paie and sallow and the
• ther fresh and rosy. Whence the
difference·' She who is blushing
with health use» Dr. Kind's New
l.ife Pills to maintain it. By gently
trouslnii tiie lazy organs tliey com
pel good dilation and h»-ad off con
stipation. 'l'ry then). Only 25c, at
Fhoniae A Moore's drui; store
Coal! Coal!! Coal!!!
l'o our coal and feed customers:
'V» have just received several cars
ι fancy lun j. Osage Mc Alester coal
which always ^ives entire satisfac
tion This v»e are selllu* at $H.UU
per tou delivered. Try a ton and
you will use u<> other. We alio
have several car» of Colorado which
we have had on hand since last
summer and has takeu the weather
ill winter, which we will be glad to
sell you at Iti.UU per ton delivered.
Phone us your orders when you
want coai We will appreciate your
orders for feed nut will xet them
out promptly.
if Si ► κγκη Ο H Ai Ν Cl».
Croup
Me^iu* with the symptoms of a
ominoit cold, there is dullness,
•deeatntc. sore throat, hot skin,
quick pulse, hoarseness and imped
ed respiration ι il ν» frequent small
loses oi Mallard's Hornliuund Syrup
the child will cry for il aud at the
tirst sitrti <f η croupy cough apply
frequently Mallard· Know Liuluieut
to the throat
Mrs \ Vllwt, New t astle, Uulo ,
writ··, March I'th, iUUt: I ihii Κ
liaiiaru · Hurehouud Hyrup a wou
tielul remedy, aud so pleasanl "
a), is to au I »l m Hold hv Hood X
Maftifa
Wiulst cuuglis are apt tu issult iu
» ousuuiplien II usglwilvil I'livy eau
iM suuu iiiukth up U* usiutf tukat 'i
liuii·» ami i'ar Mold by M W
r« aria.
Wins Another Watch.
The following letter is self explan
atory :
Mr. E. F. Owen, Waxahachie,
Texas.—Dear Sir:—We tbink we
have previously written you that
you are the wiuuer of the prize
watch for the month of January.
We congratulate you on your suc
cess and also of the fact that your
list of business was oue of the larg
on the Watch contest.
Very truly yours,
A. H. Kelo A Co., Pubs.,
By M. W. Florer, Jr.,
Circulation Manager.
Nearly Forfeits His Lite.
A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horrible ulcer on the leg of
J. B. Orner, Franklin Grove, 111.
Kor four years It defied all doctors
and all remedies. But Bucklen's
Arnica Salve had no trouble to cure
him. Equally good for burns, skin
eruptions, bruises and piles. 25c at
Thomas A Moore's drug store.
GUARANTEED CATARRH CURE
Hood £ Martin Will Return Money
If Hyomei Fails. No Stomach
Dosing.
Hyomei lias made so many cures
of the most chronic and deep seated
cases of catarrh that Hood A Mar
tin consider it a specific in this dis
ease.
They extend an invitation to all
catarrh sufferers to call at their
store and purchase a Hyomei outfit
with the distinct understanding that
it will be absolutely free unless it
effects a cure.
The chief reason for the unusual
success of Hyomei in the treatment
of catarrhal troubles and other dis
eases of the air passages, is the fact
that it cures by a new principle, im
pregnating the air you breathe with
healing and germ-killing balsam*.
On this acÏonnt It reaches the seat
of the disease in a way impossible
to pills, drugs or other stomach
dosing.
Many of Hood A Martin's costom
rs have suffered with catarrh since
childhood hava been cured complete
ly by this scientific remedy.
The complete Hvomei outfit costs
$1, and consists of an inhaler that
can be carried ir. the purse or pock
et, a medicine dropper aaa a bottle
of Hyomei. Kxtra bottles can be
obtained for ûOe, maktng a most
economical remedy for the eu re of
catarrh.
Do not suffer longer with catarrh
al disorders, but get a Hvomei out
fit from Hood A Martin, under their
guarantee to return the money if it
fails. You run uo risk whatever,
if it cures, the treatment is not ex
pensive, while if it fails. Hood A
Martin will refoud your niouey and
it costs you absolutely nothing.
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: The People's ♦
♦ Hardware Store J
Newly opened on
Ka.Ht Side Square
New Store
New Goods
Low Prices
On everything we hau
dit» We tu»h the people
of YVaxaiiatthte to call
Mild «ive un a triai on
my thin# in the hard
•Md line, «ud we aa
Mure y 1 m of tioueel
dealing», aad cuiirteou*
treatment. VV» waut
you fur a steady eua
touier. : : : : :
N.
EDELSTEIN
t'NUPNIt VON
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wiison, miuit
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NKW YORK COTTON.
Month. Op#D. C1om>.
March 13.37...... 1381
May. i ; 13.70 14 09
July 13.80 14.17
Aunrnst 13.40 13.55
September.... 12.36 .1&Λ8
Octobter.: 11.70 11 84
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.
Month.
March ..
May
July
August
Open.
13.20..
.... 13.70..
.... 14.14..
12.70..
September 12 50.
October 11.72.
UIom.
..13.79
..14.20
..14.08
.. 13.00
.,12.75
..11. ('.9
CHICAGO GRAIN.
Wheat —
M ay
J uly
September
Corn
May
July
September
Oats
September
4.)
3«v;
:<$ l-o
CO» Ν Τ Κ V HRODUCK.
Eggs
Li ,
Batter
Spring Chicken»....
Sweet Potatoes
Corn
Oats
Hay
j Wheat No. 2
! Clntton
j Turkeys, per pound
Pecans, per pound..
12Xc
15c
$2.75 to $3.00
75 to $1.00
. 50 to 55c
40c to 42c
110.00
...80c
tu (M)
lie
0c
Col. J. S. Davis's Generous Gift.
The Jae. S. Davit Hook and Lad
dei Company met in regular session
last night and after transacting
the utuai business the company
was open for a social meeting. Coi.
Jas S. Davis was pretent, in
whote honor the company hat been
recently named. "Uncle Jim" as
the Hook and Ladder boya call him.
was called on tor a speech, and he
said:
"My boyt, I am very glad to be
with you tonight for the the flrtt
time tince yon have conferred upon
me this honor. I have never re
ceived any honor in my life that
does me more good, and one that J
feel prouder of than the honor you
have given me. I have been think
ing for some time as to how ( could
show my appreciation to yoa, to at
last I decided that I would come
dowu lonight aiid be with you, in
your meeting and make you a little
I Kift."
The speaker was overcome with
emotion, and as he took his seat he
handed to the President of the
Company, Will Hancock, a check
for one hundred dollars. The buys
made the old City Hall ring with
continuous applause and a unat.l
mous vote of appreciation wa« ex
tended by the Company to Col. Da
vis for hie (fenerouj *ift to the Jas
S. Hook Davis Hook and [.adder
Company of Waxahachie
JUU1C U1U UUIUUICU13.
Mr. W. K. Cunningham, repre
senting Rand, McNally A Comprim
er# aud publisher» of Chicago, wa·
iu the city today and favored this
otflee with a pleasant rail Mr.
Cunningham formerly lived In
Waxahachie, leaving here iu LHfcT.
His father, James O. Cunningham,
was a prominent slave owner in
Mississippi in ante-bellum times,
and Mr. Cunningham had with him
some interesting documents of those
days One was a bill of sale of a
negro slave bought by his father
and the other was a receipt showing
that bis father had paid one Κ. K.
Freeman the sum ot |1Γ(Χ> for a ue
gro boy.
The bill reads as follows
Yalobusha county, Miss., August
1.1, 1 -vVJ.· Received of James <i.
Cunninghaai $ΓΛΑ> in fall paymeut
for one negro slave for life, uamed
Jack, ab< ut 14 years of age The
right and title of said slave 1 war
rant and defend against tbe claim
or claims of all per».me whomsoever,
and likewise warrant him sound lu
bod/ and mind Wliaees my hand
and seal. Daniel York.
Attest Robert Perkins
Kjlluwing is a copy of the reeeipt
from Κ. Κ Freeman, which la men
tioned above
Received of J allies U. Cuuiliug
ham #irUU for uiy boy, Cager. Η aid
buy la about 24 year· old, souud in
body and miud, slave fur life and
title good. Κ K Kreeiiiau
April -4, lv*i.
— —— 4
Health
Means tbe ability tu de a guwd
day'· work, wituout undue raiunte
audio And life worth living, ι wa
s*annul have ludigestiou ut cutieti
ualltMi will.out it· UpaaUiUif the
liver and pollution the blood tiueti
a iHMtdlliuu iaay be best aud quiok
<»st uktaiusd by Merbiae, the beet
liver regulator ι hat tha «filé has
ever kawwa. Mr*, I». W rtntiih
writes, A|«.il :t, Ι**ί "I uae Her
bine, aud tiud it Ike teal u»adi.nu»
fur euuillptbuu aud retfulaiiutf the
κ.·» I a«ar u»«*l " P»«*"e ft·! eeala
klatd by Huud è Matll».
Park Publie school «Mil main
tain· ft· l«s4 In the contest for
th· Merchant· library, bot ia being
cloielv pushed by the Elks. We
call attention to the fact that the
contact closes at nooa March 4, and
all vote· mait be in tbe hand· of
the merchant· giving coupon· by
that honr. The race ia not won yet,
and if your institution is in real
earnest the fight must be kept up to
the last minute. Following is the
standing of the contestants Wednes
day afternoon:
Park Public School 100,121
B. P. O. Elks 93,139
Elm Camp, W. O. W 43,118
Nash Public School 6.706
Masonic Lodge 3,342
Daughters Confederacy 1,245
Odd Fellows 1,440
Trinity University 2,504
F. I'. A. Waxahachie 1,201
Contestants fur the Enter
prise Pony library do not appear to
be doing mueh. Practically no in
crease in the vote lias been male
during the past two weeks. The
time is short and contestants
should lose no time in getting in
their votes. Heri is the standing:
Miss Mary Taylor, Avalon 22.S30
Miss Hello Pattou, Midlothian.12,795
Miss Myrtice Neal, Hoyce 3,750
Miss Chloe Wadley, Palmer... 5,525
Stat* of ι >hio, « iTT or Toledo, i
I.CCA9 CUL'STI. I
Κ Κα ν * J. (Ήκχκτ mkH oath (hat he I» it»·
•enlor partner οΓ (he irai of ¥. J. ('bene? A Co ,
doing butine»· ta the ΓΙΙ7 of Toledo. Count; and
State aforesaid and that «aid Arm will par tbe
lutn of OS Κ ΗΓΝΜΚΚΙ) DOI.I.AKH for eMti and
•verjr rate of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
u»e of H ALL'S CATAKHH CCMC
KHANK J CHUNKY
.Sworn to before me ana »ub«cribed Id mjr pre»·
eeee, tfali6th da/ of December, W*
I",» A W.frMUaON,
} _ * · Notary Public
Hall'· CatarrbCur» I» taken internally and a*t·
directly on the blood and aucuou· turf ace· of
the(y»lem. Hend for testimonial·, free
Addrow. V J CHRNIY A 00.. T»l*do.O.
Sold by I>riiUUt·. 75c.
Hall'· Ka« :y Ptfl· are the beat
Atleotton K's. of P.
Tonight is the regular weekly
meeting night of the Knights of
Pythias lodge. Ail members are
requested to be on hand.
Jim Coleman, C. C.
T. J. Spencer, K. of Κ S.
Are You Kestless at Night,
And harassed by a had cough?
Use Ballard's Horehound Syrup, it
will secure vou sound sleep and ef
fect a prompt and radical cure 25c,
50c and $1.00. Sold by Hood A Mar
tin.
in tbe county court yesterday afr
ternortn Ike Brown entered a plea of
guilty to the charge of carrying a
pistol and was fined $25.
Improves the flavor and adds to
the healthfulness of the food.
PRICE BAKING TOWOtH CO.. CHICAGO.
BAKING
POW'Bffi
Β. Y. P. U. Sunday, February 14.
Uhmt tne uooti snepnera, ino.
10 1-18.
Twenty-third i'salm by tbe Union.
Jno. 10:11 — Leonid»» Harrow
J do 10:1-5 Wioador Cooke.
Jno. 10:6-9—George Render.
By lue if any man enter in he
■hall be Raved— Jno. 10 9 Ml··
Htella Jeontng·. '
1 atn come that they might bare
life and hare It more abondantly
Jno. 10-10- Mr·. H. W. Durham.
1 am the Ood Shepherd The
Uood Shepherd giveth hi· life for
the eheep Jno.—Bro. Booth
Attention Praters.
Regular meeting Kriday night.
One candidate for initiation Other
impartont bu»lrii*»
C. M Brady, 8e«y.
Aaother Attack
On my coal pile today r»*duced it
ί eeveral ton·, bat I· ready for many
more attack· Both phone·
ffiJ D. H. Thompson
Epworth League Program.
Topic: 1 Π» perifPi i«w tri Guù.
f'aalm· 19:7*14
leader, Mr. J. M Alderdire.
i. Ood'· II* tbe #cho of Hi· per
fection— Mi·· I.eona Henaabauffh
The book of Nature Mr. Nail.
Tb· book of Keveiatioo — Mr
Jett Thotna·
The book of Experience Mi··
Lacile Arnold
ÇJ. Value «nd transforming effect*
of Ood'· lew and what tb· law doe·
for u· —Ml·· Linn* KeymuUer.
3. Ood'· law live· In and »peak·
oat of the heart.
A prayer to be often repealed —
Mi·· Jewett Dovilog.
Other Big Fir*s
Made t«day by I). H. Thompson'·
coal. ®
Weather Forecaat.
Tonight and Friday fair, warmer
Friday
Weodeeday, max. ♦». mm. 23
C. D. Lonmkkkk,
Ob»er*er
«y» —
«jttve gromo
Cor·* · CoM In Om Dey.
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I Liberal ■ Action s
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φ In Behalf of Sufferers from Baltimore Fire φ
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J Mr. J. R. Hereford, state agent of the Liverpool and London
Φ and Globe Insurance Company, on Tuesday received the
W following telegram:
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New Orleans, La., Feb. 9, ll04.
Mr. J. B. Hereford, State Agent, Dallas. Tex:
Baltimore losses, $1,000,001), which will be paid by draft oo
home office so as to maintain surplu in United States branch.
We have subscribed #10,000 for t" e relief of sufferers.
CLARENCE F. LOW, Resident Secretary.
No amount of printer's ink could add anything to jhe sig
nificancet of he above. A company that does not forget the
stricken and suffering in their darkest hour deserves every
mark of confidence the public can give.
LANGSFORD <3 PHILLIPS. Local Agent·
W&xahachte, Texas,
o ft ice with h I lis County loan \ liu*l Cu,
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