The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], February 27, 1904, Image 3

About The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current

Image provided by: University of North Texas; Denton, TX

                
♦♦•♦♦••♦♦•••♦♦♦♦♦a)
WOOD—Cord wood 13 00 per oord;
block· W-75 per cord; etove wood,
$4,00. Caab on delivery. Phone
J. H. Gregory. 88
ΨΟΑ BALE
tbri
Old new#
Daily Lisrht office.
paper* at
tf.
WILL MOORE HARDWARE CO.
—Want· to take down and store
yo«r beating «tore* for yon. tf
HOUSE FOR RENT-Farni.bed or
anfurniehed. 212 W. Marvin St. 85
FOUND—A book entitled "Practi
cal Talks on Important Themes."
Owner can have «urne t>v calling at
thia office and paying for thi* ad. s;i
SPECIAL SALE -Stove wood M.I*)
per cord, half cord Μ 00; heater
chunk* »ame price Delivered to
any part of city. Waxai.acbie Ice
Work·. M
WANTED 2IKJ second '.«nil oat
sacks. Waxahachi» Ice Works H3
LOST— Hlack pljr about threp or
four month* old. Reward if return
ed to Morgan Bro·. KÎ
WOOD FOR S VI.Κ < "ord wood p»r
car load, f «». b Waxahachi*, 7Λ;
per cord. car loadlotsdeli ver» i, ;
siajîle cord delivered. fCVfiO. J A.
|)TMW. 'J
YOf can fl'id nlf> board an 1 con
venient room* at Mr». R S i)ui
iel·. 4l»> Water str· e( Mpd
WILL MOORE HARDWARE CO.
— Want* to tak" 1 wu and sEor
v«nr heatinsr atovesîfor you. tf
HAÏ :*1 c«mi»« p»r h»U» In l!i baU
|ot* «»r u*er. i bal** f'-r #1.00 d»li*·
fr«d H»!f· <>v.-r μι pound*.
Pboo* Waxaharhle I ·« W irk» '.4
WANTKO \ }■ nrt of ytmr cleaning
and pr<*«»!uir an i r»palr work at
Tb«* Fart#f'* taUor *bop. I.adle*
uallned **frt» » 1 mît5", .ft*4
FOB 8AI.K Tw<> ·;<|ρ!κί!ί1 young:
J*r»ev 1 wûh f?r*s csive*; ap
ply to H 1) Hudi.r,. s;
«,«30 arcHlt-nt In» iratii·»· In ^u-»d
eooipiiny for fi >*» « year s···" \V
L. F IBM
FOR MAI,Κ 1 ai; *"il j u ?» I ypw
wrtu-r trotn tt<> «s· J H It! vT-r tf
CI.B AN IΝ Ο. pr«*»iinr »·. I repair
tag by tailor» Rrtn^ yoar
• utt* her* M if · »w* Hi ■» tf
CLKANINU j«r«»»ii jr a· i r «"fair
ing a* it * *u! ! ■'· - t'rlo»-» r »*on
s»bi«. Mttth**· Hro* tf
LOOK' L<»OK i· r 1 · » pant >rit"n
for It ι * th»· pla » to κ» ι y<»ar ciot ««»
cleaned. r»c#ir»- I, pr«*»«-d ·>γ dved
In I5r«t ei»»* order Ladi»* tsiio(
In* and altera ί ο>· % *p#iialty P.
Perrlu A Son. S · it *; Je S.j iar«.
Phon« if
UI'ITrt CLKANKD, pre*»«»d and r«
patriod on *!:· t [«otlre M»tltt«-w«
Bm if
I tf f Kitjjrworut
Κ. Τ Luri»» Wutiro. Ky., writ?*,
April "iiiî 15*» ' Κ >r 10 or 12 year»
I bad iWiftf i with a malady
known <»« Uj* '.tel· Γί e ltchlutr wa*
|Ki<jkat uuivaranl. 1 bad tried for
7Mr* tj» fiud relief. Ι;η* κιir tri*d all
rwmedJ*a I c tuld ! *»r if. lw*ide* a
number of d«?tor*. I wi*h to *t*t»
00· atnii» aj'plic»»! >n ot Mallard'*
Snow Liniment rur«sj m« eon
platelv and permanently. Sine»·
tb«n I bar·* ti*<· 1 tbi* liniment on ;
two *epar»t«> owipiou · for ring
worm and it cured completely i">c.
Î50e and #1.0fe* botti" Sold by Heod
Jk M «if»Ιο
cuimcrai all pour.
lacbco. Lorenz and tbe fîroffg ire
♦
Adjudged Cailty.
SURPRISE IS SHOWN.
titer a Triai Thai l.»Me«l .Nearly
>ke»en tleek* and Watt Sharply
I nnlrilril on lîrtlh Hide*
Atmie li Kesnll.
Washington, Fel> Π.—"Guilty. ■■ In
dicted." wmm th» verdict innouflccd hy
t'arl Pflerunn. th» foreman <»f 4it* Jury.
In the now fumons poslofTli.'e < onsplracy
IrlaJ, shortly »fter h o'clock Friday
ntght. stating Ht the salit* time that
thi* was th*· verdi· 1 as to all four de
fendants. Aofiisl \V. Mm hen l it· gen
eral superintendent of the rural free
delivery divisions. !·; I.oren*
of T" e.j «> . and Samuel Λ «r.d Hill· ι
Il «invft ,,ί this city. Τ h* Jury Ιι id !>·■-u
Out nine hours, although the verdi t
» · reached Iti elKht hours and twml, ·
live rtrtnul'S.
JuMn·· I'rltihiird hid Ron· to ht*
h<>n.e to await any summons from tn«
Jury, and When, at i ?.'· o'clock the
Jurv annnun· · I to th» deputy marshal
t»u 1 n 11J the Jury r«»om that n verdi· t
had ι»*· η reached tïi·· Juhtlt e was sent
for nod arrived it th·· court hOo
'bortly Iwfore η o'clock
In th<* dinrdv lighted room sat the
four defendant- «h··, .after the c a ■···
* .* given to the Jurv had h»«n p'a· *-d
In the custody >'( the United State*
marshal and conllned to the limits of
tlie city · ■ Kach wore an anxious
look. and · death lt»e «ilenie fell upon
M ·' \rr>a»î fou ri w. h> h Nid l^«n fH*r- j
m* II* î t > «m t* r tl·,*» r (fifij «* fli*· « !· fk
tf » v#»r<ÎH t ha'f rtAch^i.
W :ih *»t>r *»*Μ ν·» ν th# Jurv to λ
r» ·.»?· *< ι r i <j a» *h** «Ofth <r»yiît>.
a· if "irt· -î frlî fr«m !h« forr»itmr * i
' ι Γ * t h*· Ί*ί «·η J . ι .f * and th#»tr ο»ιη-· l
κ - #·ΐ: *«î Hipï«.il!# <i.
i"h# baltcKi in «M ι »kpn On
»h* ftr*t l'illnt ih*t vole «»·«».f , fo Γ. f »r
conviction >n th. #«·. >*t..J, * fo i en th*
third * fo 3 «m th* fourth, 11» ίο 1*.
»!·.·! on il·, fifth, Ik* wa<< t: t j ni
inou*.
ImniwiiuWy »ft«»r th»> vr<Tn*t ,ι ό
r*»iu1rr^'î Chiirl^i» x Doue a**· on beha'f
r»f a i four î-i» ? Uiîw, fU'Nj motion*
for λ n*>w t r l ;» i. for an trr^ft of jurlu
r?>*-nt .a f i «J »*î*o f **r nn ,*pi**al for ! n«*
[>urt»Oft« *>f ha\ insf fh#· a·!
to haii 1 ί tίt w-cv th.»r» a»
> ".a h th«- ttonii of f .orenx ainJ
H «irtiff* lî .» < In» re;nn1 from
Itô.OiH» t«> 12v »K>^
TURLEV RESIGNS
Civ*» Up Hs* Petition m» λ National
ft. v „ t:ican Czrr.rr. Λ ist mar..
Null Ml« Ft»·· 27 .fudge II C.
Turle>. poetnuist' of Ν at hey. under
the Mi Kini»·) administration. «nil a
warm p«r»oti* friend of th.- late S«i·
ator Minna, κ·*4*- out for pubm utlon
the copy »f a letter udilmwd to Act
It.* Chairman Hçnry t". l'a» up, in
» hi ft he tend r ■■ his rvtniKii.it Ion as
ttepublkan national ι ommltlei man for
Mississippi. giving i* hi* reason for
so doing the duath of McKtniey and
Manna and the demoralisation of the
pai'ty t thl» Hat·' JudRe i'uriey mays
tit part
My Ivor General With unshaken
loyalty to my party and Immfnirrd
faith In th# »un w of true Hepubl ι -
anlsm, but with it* greatest arid beat
louder*. M'Kiitley and If arma, removed
by death, arid because of the utter de
moraiUation of the party In this state,
by reason of the exerted countenance
of the administration and the suprett.a
cy of a Unnocrattc dl· tutorship. blight
it.ii all healthy growth, f big leave to
resign th·- position of national lonimlt
te em a η for Missiaaippi."
Proposition Carried.
San Angeio. Tes.. Feb. 27.—In the
city election to determine whether a
ta* of one-half of 1 per cent should be
levied for the mipi>ort and maintenance
of public school the ta* carried b> a
vote of 379 for and 1RS again»!..
Death of John Armistead.
Memphis. Kelt. 27. John Arrnisn-ad.
president of the Mercantile bank of
this city, dit .1 at St, Joseph'» hospital
form a complication of diseases. He
was a former meber of the board of
Ore and poll e commisalonera. and was
widely known throughout the south.
Change of Venue Granted.
St. Ixiule. Feb 27.—Judge Taylor
h.u· granted a < h ange of venue to
Charlee Krat*, former member of the
city council. Indicted on the charge oL
bribery In ( mme. ι i - » 11 i\ltH the Subur-™
ban atreet franchise legislation.
Twelve Japanese warships are being
repaired, aay Huasiaiva.
Ι,ΒΒΒΒΒΜΒΒ»
dold Holdup
s
Two Vounj Men ÎXmél·/ Chok· a Farm··
at Oatlaa.
I)iilu, Feb. 17.—About I o'clock Mat
urity morning (ir-orgr Roger*. residing
Iwanty-three rnllea from (ha cltjr, who
brought a wagonload ot hogs lo (own.
waj Attacked by (wo young man at tba
corner of Elm and Umar street* f»n*
was choking Mr. Kogara. and (ha other
had Jti»t m-cured ft and his r>ocke( knife
when a Mr. Dlllard. hearing him y»U.
went to hi* aid, whereupon the inn·
creard· fled Mr. Ro*-r«, who had III*
rej«t of hla < axh In another pocket, whs
bruised about the neck. and also
scratched some.
LARGE RANCH DEAL.
Twenty Thousand Acres Were Dis
posed of In the Transaction
Sweetwater. Te*.. Krlj 'il.—A hie
real estaie deal was · onsurnmaled
h ere Fitzgerald, Ifolrries Hoodie
-ι.Id to Alliger * Mfeteill of ilonh am
Tex, lh<- 2<i.<MH>-»Cre ranch In thm
couMy. known its die old Dickinson
Cattle form any ranch. at the head of j
Sset'l waler ι reek, for J!*·" J»er acre
The land i< mux! I ν mount a ι ri land, j
but Is one <.f (he hest watered ranches
In west Texas. The new Orient rail- I
wa ν nirvey runs through the pto- j
per(y.
PARK ON POPULISTS
Says They Will Be Better Orgar.t/e-i
Than Ever Before.
I'alla.i I h 27.- Milton Park. editor
of the Southern Mercury, who attended
(he rei ent I'opuliat confèrent e at St.
Loula. «ay* (he Joint meeting of II.··
two wlnga will result In a more thor
ough organii.itIon of (he People s par
(v (han ever before. j|r Park sa>> n
(he rcct;rt( ri—etir nr (hlrty-four stat> <
Η! Ί 1er ι Itorh .1 were represented ι
Date of Hearing Set.
Austin Feb 27 —The railroad com
mission · r M ir< h 17 as the date for
t! e K«>rt Worth and l>cnv'r Rïllw.iv
company ι·· appear an.I show cau ■
why the illom'y general should not
be Inst rucM to Institute proceed! nc
against that road for permit lea fur
ki-./Ulion of I he lj*' if this «til·· In
»*\ ··ral tr lame··
Death of Profe»sor Holies
l'ail**. Feb Professor W. Λ
Η'·!!··- nh<i λ;ϊ> (he first supeiin
Ι»Μι·ιιΙ of public Instruction In the ;
(>«Jlas Kr hoolM. died at Oenver I'll
da) whei· has resided seven yeai
lie *;i" ***λ · fit v-lhre*» Vfrir* «>ΐ·ϊ II-·
* ιι ι ι· .111 i,* I'r esln ι τ i.« n »ι.·| wide
I»* known in fliur'li an·! >-.iu· «.tlonil
» ot W
Fell From Windmill.
Terr·!!. "I * . K»h Î7 -It. Cunning
ham. a | !ιιιι !»τ of ihts illv. whie re
paint:* a win.In ! fell from It and mis
tan · I In).if > whli h r>O|lti-d In his
d. ilh
ROOM EST Ε K'S FIRE
Los« Plac d at Over Three Millions of
Dollars by Experts.
Rochester. N. \ . I <b 1*7 — Sun ι
came Friday niK'it uirh ten engine*
pourlnc » iter on the ruin» of *liat
was proct ι·, aily Kit· retail dr\ goods d
tri·"! of thi- rllv, for Ihri . out of I »>»"
f!\ » I.i ι tc· t d· part int nl St Of f s »i>rr < on
suif* I In the «i «jstrou» fir»·, one of
*!tici the Sibley, l.lndsay A Curr com
pany. wis tiy far ι he I irg - ι establish
ηΐίΐιΙ of thi kind lr·. the city, and the
oldest
Insurance ien p ace the loss at 53.
000 OOU ( »f thi* amount $7.0, (MM) r« ι ■ -
regents the lo-s on buildings end l!ie
remainder Ihe loss on stocks of κ 1.
ami to occupant* of offi . «. It is e-%n
mated that _'ΓΛΚΙ people are thrown out
of work, temporarily at Ira i, because
of the tire.
Th.· burned district H«*< nn the north
side of Mam street. bet ccn St. Paul
itr«*t and Ollnten mi'nuf North, run
ning from St. Paul street almost the
FKtlr* ltngth of the block Th·· hie
started In the store of the RochM'·!1
I try floods iumi'ji.1 ant) worked west,
taking hut one store east of this es
tablishment. that of tie Walover Shoe
com pan) befitrc progress uns checked
in thai dlrectton The next west was
the store of the Beadle., Sherburne
company «huh was destroyed, then
the t!itrt>l<? block occupied by Sibley.
I.lnds iy Λ. t'urr company was destroy
ed. and finally the thirteen-story «fau
lt* building the lower part of which
was also occupied by the Sibley, Lind
lav λ t'urr . umininy, and the upper
part by office*. Only the front wall of |
the marble building is standing. The j
shell of the (It.mite building l» intact,
end the floor Is Intact and the floois f
are Hi plu· . but the but din υ w t- r *1
ted
CLEVER COUP
Cy It H T. tnHin Secures Nearly Thir
ty Thousand Dollars
New Or cans. Keh. 27.—E*-JOikev
H. T. OrilTin executed a coup at the
track Friday which cleaned up from
$25,000 to IStt.OOe out of the local riut,,
ami no ont» knows how mu· h from the
poo' rooms away from here, and prob
ably wound up his career on the turf,
because he was suspended, and entries
of all his horses refused in the futu'ft.
I » had a sorry looking animal In his
«table which It was thought was to be
In the baby race, and odds were six \λ
one. However, he appeared on the
track with a two-year-old, a hand
some ste-d, named Sweet Pepper, who
ran as well ns she looked, and won In
a common canter.
The backers tried to hedge when
they sa» Pw -et Pepper, but It was lo\>
l*te.
. Then the stewards took the malttr
up and h»arned that Grlftin had an
nounced that a mistake had been Made
In bringing over the hors® fiofft tli·
•table. This was disputed, and lie Mid
his «tmble were Indefinitely «wpended.
SUCCESSIVE ATTACKS
Xmnberof Demomt rat tons Are Made
Ofl" Port Arthur.
LITTLE DAMAGE DONE
Correspondent of a London Journal
Saj* Thai Port Dalof In hting
Evacuated hj Itiissiaus, the
Latter Lajing Mine*.
London, Feb* 27.—Official Russian
End other dispatcher «how that there
has been a auci ·ssion of ata< ks or dem
ount rations by the Japanese at ι «»rt
Arthur, probably undertaken with the
intention of covering or preparing for
a Japanese landing flsewhptf, «uni pos
sibly with the bop. «»f inflicting further
damage on rhe Russian v. .ir.snips and
Increasing the demor oJIzation of lb*?
Kuss .in forr 's. it would se rn apprir
ent thai lltt e darnave w.-is Infih ted on
either side. although f r»e dlspatchts
leave the exai t situation at I'ort Ar
thur in some ohai.-urtCy
Th.? rejHUted ί a t id If·*.: of i ι pa '·».»·e .;t
Pos^iet bay near Vladivostok k naa noi
yet been confirmed I rȔ- movement,
however. Im not eon n|»-r- il improbable.
The Shanghai ■ «»··-· pond*' t« I r» Γ the
I >.« i I y Telegraph ha* vnt interest'!.g
news of J.ij,. ιnese military operations,
lie asserts thai Poi t I'ainy »s beir ^
eva< uat» <i l>v the JCo i inv who boast
that, they have mined the breakwater,
wharns and rallioad siding* there m
order to prevent the Japanese from
making use Of these f tellltÎes., Ί t»ss
corre pondent repeat^ ih»t the Rus
sians have only supplies for live
rnonfh1 at Port Art h «if. » =1 :· s s that a
1 ar.'" fiu«r»n#-r of » »- truntnorle
have returned t · Na^-<- «κ:, w hTe t'iev
are bust S y engage·! In embarking more
Troops to t>»* LiKffi to u ·- vh tnity ♦ *f
Fort fn*lny Over for I ν transports
have h it Nagasaki since I el· 10, and a
sill! larger embarkation «ai proceed
ing from I jlna ra· ;r linos hint on the
I nia rid sea IJjina find not Kioto, the
<t*rr respondent tor h- h - will be the
4i my arid naw h^a-l-piat lers during
t ii ^ ' If
TOLD BY VICEROY
He Telegraphs the Ci.tr of the Fight
of Feb. 24.
St Petersburg Feb. 27. - The follow
ing te|< Kf un from Vkeroy Alexieff to
the (χλγ ts published here It is dated
I* eb and m\s On Feb. '4 itvfn·
4>f th»· enemy* warships, with
lnHve torpedo l>«r a. r,d Hl'-amer*.
w^r*· cru'*i(>9 outside Port Arthur, but
k*H»pir ur «Mit of nan^e. < m th·* «ame clay
the Kuvsian rruisffs |tu> if!. Askold and
Novik left t^e roadsled Two Japanese
ι ruMfrs advamed towards the Novik.
which returned to P*>» t \r?hur. accom
panied by four torpedo hunts from
Γ·ΚΜ>η bav The enemy's cruisers wer«
|p*ft far behind- Jo the evening our
t returned fo the r> ι Nf<»<] « mi
the nljeht of Feb. L'< our .ι>Γ|»·Ί<ι boats
proceeded seavsard The same night
the J ti> anese torpedo boats ajçain ap
peare.l in the roads, arid the battleship
Ketvt/an ami the fort batteries opened
fire or» then*. Battery No. 18 repoits
hav!njt sunk on** »»f the enemy's torpe
do boats.
"At 3 o'clock In the morning a squad
ron <»f fourteen vessels was sighted η
the dlstarn\ Maps of Port Arthur
and Port Adams and a chart of the
Yellow sea were di^oveied aboard th«*
» ι ♦ · · : \ ·- % · · · ι - ■ ·■ ■ ? · ■ ι ! r * ' ' to Hi·
night attack cf Feb. 24 Conducting
w Ire* and eîectr i< batt« ?» s w» r»· found
on the \ess**l. whi h tuicbt lire. The
hie has been exttn*: .·-·'î
MA"!SHALLS ANSWER
Commander of Vicksburq Says He
Sent Medical Aid
Washington Feb Th« follou .
Ing bulletin ir;U( posted at navy de
partment "A dispatc h frnrn Com
mandfr M irshall. commanding th"
(Tnltcii States* ship \lcksb-.-g slal-s
th at he writ me<ii<al i.l as well « I
boats to the assistance .if Hit· V iriag
Russian Boat Destroyed.
Washington. I-Vb ,'T The Japan
ese legation has re >•.-.-it a cabiegrata
from Tokio under Friday** date Riv
ing un account of the Ineffectual at
tempt made b> the .1 ι pa nese to
blockade the mouth of the harbor at
Port Arthur and also a 1 ief account
of the attai k by th·· Japanese on
Port Arthur Thursday morning As
a result of the attack, the <ahlegram
nays one of the nus.ii.in tor pud ■· boats
was Fstroyed
Jain the Japs
Seoul. Fein, -T The Korean gov
ΙΠΜΜ8Ι has t«t<M I" order th·*
Korean troops to join the .1 tpaivs·· In
the field. Tile port · f WIJu « is open
ed to foreign trad· last ntcht. The
limitations to be p.la· ed on trade an I
other Incidental matters will be pass
ed upon latei This action necessi
tates ι harbor, so ^ ng impho h is
been decided upon
Passports Wanted.
London. Feb. £7, \ r· port which em
anates from St. Petersburg says the
Japanese minister at Seoul has request
ed the Korean oyernm. nt to hand the
French minister his passports
ENTIRELY DESTROYED
Newport News Shipbuilding Company
Sustains Fire Loss.
Newport News, Va. Feb 27 Fire
of unknown origin brok»· out in the
»r.Rle Iron »hed of the Newport Nt ν <
Shipbuilding company's his plant, and
entirely destroyed the building, the only
frame structure In the yard. The flre
fighting facilites of the yard were In
sufficient tf» prevent the flames from
spreading to th· other buildings. The
entire ιosa ts est minted at Itl.WO, cov -
•red by insurance.
A. W ΜΑ M > *
J. c. lumpkins,
-ATTOKXItV · Α Γ-Ι-Α w
>i »!»r> if·». ·· hi Htnk
See Mrs. Bird Forrest
Pur Kin* Hue»»·, Carua
Urn»·,ι Verbena*, fanai#·,
(i»-raui<irii·, Colon· ami
ulh>·r "lain* f«»r outdoor
planting. Plenty of rut
flower». : : : : : :
Greetihou»* 4JI Montre .Street
New Phono'JOO
V
CLYDK Κ. WINN,
ATTwUjiKt l' I »*
»ed Sotarv I'uWic.
Uffle* >* 'th »nd I. it,
u**f M»i !(■*»» Br «ι.
Wti«aiiMi>, Tut»
BAD BREATH
' bT*<MMb· I h»d *r*»· lf.nH· wl»h «IT ·»*«»<■ H
»*&■·"] tii *15 J. of Bl-ill. HlM M V V"»««· i »«
►"•rin-tnuii m «wn m· «r»·· »τ br»«th
αΛατ Two «-rks Nt ' · trlemâ
KwMrt· »n4 »rv>r .>·ιη* Hi»» I r«» » lUIniij *i«)
«h«rf«lly ·*» W>M »h*r B»*« tBlirrijr rnr»d tar I
)·« »..» !»»« lh»i I «njil rwoweitee ;
»#» M<WW· " m Γ··**'·· iMV w. . (
(tu. H 1K Κ.τι»ίΐ. η kt S·· lurt.û t.l
Bes! For
V Th»Bowt4»
KDdcâitëte
cmw c«nv*nc '
_KïïlWSsS5«!»l. _
8t*rllo« »«B*4y c·., ChiOMTO »» H T. M*
UMIALMU, Ttl MiULtOM BOXES
irsa
■ rai
The
Effective Remedy
Waaaravro·, Iowa, April 4, J**.
I *u t too bled for over a year with so «canty a flow th
It waa virtually suppression. A heavy cold superinduced this
condition and nothing I could do aeemed to help me.
The only effective remedy I ever found waa Wine of
Cardui. Within two weeks I felt the good effects of the med
icine and after I had Ufced IS bottles in all I was aa healthy
and regular as any woman coald wish to be.
Ky «teter used It while expecting to become a Λ Λ
Bother and found that it made childbirth compara II /J a»
tively easy and aftsr the child was born she found T'f / Λ~, ,a IΚ 4r~U\
that it helped her to regain her strength ZfcWl* \S
Ο a» wd WoniT Associate, Sows or T«Mriiinr·
WINECARDUI
Wine of Tardui cures aine out of ρ ver ν ten caies of the disorder·
of menstruation. These cures are permanent, whether the trouble is
complicated or not.
Wine of Cardui cures the sickness of young girl*, itmeves the
weakness of adults, banishes leucorrhœa, headaches, backaches aud
nervousness and ease> the crisis attendant ou the change of life.
Thousands of mothers besides Miss Hoot's sister have
found grateful relief from the pains of childbirth and have
haxl a <|uick and happy recovery from its use. You cannot
afford to suffer when *21.00 bottles are sold by all
druggist».
METER RATE FOR LIGHTS AND
SMALL MOTORS
Adopted bv th». WAXAHAI'HIE ELECTRIC LIGHT CO., to
tube effect on and after September ist, 1903.
PRIVATE RESIDENCE RATE
The first K. VV. per mont!), for each 16 c. p. or the equai
thereof 2C
Each additional Κ . VV 15
COMMERCIAL RATE
The first two K. W. per month for eacti 10 c. p. or the equal
thereof 20 ~
Each additional K. W 15
The Commercial Kate includes everything except residences, and
the minimum charge °n all Li^iit accounts is fifty cents per month
Se?" S m nil motors same as Commercial Light Kate.
Waxahachie Electric Light
COMPANY.
We Join
Efficiet cy as to plumbirsr i—.u
steam fitting work with low
charges in view of excellence of
pipe, fittings and other materials,
ii d our skill in adapting them to
your comestic or business pur
p< ν- (Had to estimate on your
work any time, even if you don't
favor us with your next order.
BUNΚLEY PLXMBEH
Wit! Ellis County ( Phone
HardwareCompany ι No. 8.
DON'T WAIT—TAKE THE CENTRAL J?
— —:
H. ù T. C. R. R. t
·)
Ζ Colonist Tickets d* Ο CZ A A»:
g To CALIFORNIA
·) On Sale March 1st to April 30th ·)
·> == (·
Through Sleeper Service ®
(# NORTH. SOUTH. EAST and WEST §
Shortest, Quickest, Best
For full Information :;:id rates, call on local ajrent or addroM
(· M. L. ROE
ROBBINS,
(« G. P. A.
·) A/2 .·*.· ΑΑΛ
Houston
Texas
·Λ· · ,· ,·,
W DOHERTY
A. G. P. A.
wAT- & I
$25 TO CALIFORNIA
Daily, March 1st to April 30th
ι
Tourist car connections.
Beat service to CHICAGO and KANSAS
city. Through sleepers and chair cars
leave Dallas and Fort Worth daily.
Houieeeekers' rates daily to AMAR1LLO
via EL RENO. Splendid opportunity to
see the OKLAHOMA country.
Lowest rate· ever given, March I and l.">,
from all northern points to Texas. A good
time to have your friends visit you. All
Rock Island Agents are prepared to give de
tails, or write us.
»
:
♦
♦
W. H. FIRTH,
G. F. Α., C. Κ. I. Λ G. Rjr,
Fort Worth, T«xu