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VOLUME XII
TUESDAY. APRIL 12, 1904
NUMBER 8
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Quality Counts at Hines j
At Hines' you get absolutely the best, the purest J?
and the freshest Groceries in the market. He has ÎJJ
to pay a little more for the line he carries than for ]?:
inferior goods handled by the majority of grocers, Jg
but price isn't an item with Hines so long as he }r
pleases his customers, most of whom are satisfied VT
with nothing but the best. There's a satisfaction *
in trading at Hines'you wont get anywhere else. J:
Talk to any of Hines" customers—there are lots of J:
them—see what they think of the quality and the 5
superiority of the groceries they buy here. They Jsj
will tell you they are high grade, strictly pure 5
and reasonable in price. We have the cheaper 5 !
kind, too. but prefer to sell the best. : : : ™ '
The following goods are recommended and highly
praised by all who have used therr. There are no
better goods made :
Karndell Koly Poly Charrie·, Cbaae Λ H au born Cotte»» A Tea ^
Kerndejl Sliced P*arh«e, H J Helm Pickle*,
t
r«iÔuÂrûU ίνβ*ΙΊ4|»
Kemdell Maple Syrup, J P. Baden Pu re Cream Butter
Kerndell Coffee, Tryphoea, all flavor·.
It wont be necessary to apologize to your guests
when your table is supplied from Hines'. Send us ^
your next order. We deliver promptly. J?
J. B. HINE,si
PHONE No 3
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Try California Wheatine for
BREAKFA S Τ
Made trf>m the best white wheat, at
LEIGH BROTHERS
ο
t he Red 0>-.s Flour justifies our guaran
tee. 51.44» ι s3vk. In fact, everything
first-class it Wakeland's. : : : : :
: : : : : Fre^h vegetables Saturday.
J. P. WaKeland a
South Side Grocer. ΦΦΦ Both Phones
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! THE CANDY KITCHEN
NICK NICHOLSON Proprietor
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A Templing Morsel
THE CRIMINAL DOCKET
tiles Set fer Trial of Smt tf Ike Nest
Inpertjit Cases.
Tomorrow ha· been «et tor the
trial of the case of the state against
Sam Dodeon, charged with man
slaughter. This case has been m
the coart some time and ha· been
tried three time·. In the first trial
the defendant was convicted of mur
der in the second degree and triven
the lowest penalty, Ave years in the
penitentiary. The case was appeal
ed and the verdict of the lower court
reversed and remaDded. The second
trial resulted in a hung jury. On
the trial of the c*«e the third time
the defendent was convicted of man
slaughter and given five year· in
the pen, the maximum penalty for
this offense. There wa· a reversal
of thi· verdict when the case was
appealed.
Monday, April 18, ha· been set a·
the date for the trial of Henry Wil
li·, charged with murder.
The case of the state against Joe
Loveil, charK^d with theft, will be
called for triiil'Tueeday, April 19.
The trial d\ R. L. Trnsaell, charg
ed with ! J»f «wearing, hue been set
for M )W»y, April 18.
The can- of John McKinney, on a
eharge of assault to murder, will be
called tomorrow.
Κ. H. Webb, burglary, Wednes
day. April 13).
J W. Taikiriiftnn, forgery, Friday.
April lf>.
H·»** Clark, robbery, .Monday,
April 1H.
Joe Lovell, aeeanlt to murder,
Saturday, April 16.
<ieor*« II,ni,», rap· . Kridav. A : » η I
lii. A «peoial venire of forty uten
ha· b«en iiinimnuod from which to
«elect a jury. The defendant in
this c&»e i» a η-^π» and wast indict
ed a few day* ago by the ^raud jury.
Al I lit Opt ra Hnust
It wu· a iar^e and appreciative an
ilience it,at greeted it »· I'olson Stock
Company at the opera hotme last
ni«f>t Tin» wa· the flr»t ap|>ear
ance of the ΓοΙ·οη people in ihi»
fltv, and judging by the applause
accorded thetn. they gave a pleasing
and satnf actor ν ι erformanee» "A j
Prince·· of I'atche·, ' a wtyslesome
farc»>comedy, wa· the bill/ and the
different part· were portrayed in a
1110*1 creditable m m; y Mi·· Toi
•en and Mr. (Jodie/ handled the
lead lu κ part· splendidly.
"All for <told ρ the bill for thi·
e* emuK Liuilei will he admitted
free attain toi («ht < η the utual con
dition·, provided, however, Ucaet·
are bought before ·ίχ o'clock.
.Ire?i«4 tot Ultw» *WI ltd
f'he annual meetiti. of Texan cot
toii manufacture· for the purpose 'f
electing officer· and attending to
such other bu*ine*s a· uiiKhl come
up for consideration t«ok plac·· at
Dailatt'ii· morning. J. ft. ftaun
1er· of Hon h am » j»re#ilent if tfie
I exa» Cotton Manufacturer· Asso
ciation, and Mr Κ A DuHoae of
tht· city I· a mnui*r of the board
of governor·
The meeting was attended by Κ
A. Du Ho·»· Thou Howortli and I.
C Todd of Wuafinehl·,
Weather tçrecast
Τoniirbt and Wednesday fair, 'ol
der tonight, wanwr Wndueada.t
Monday mas *' ; ml η 1
C. U l,oNu*KKKi ,
• >b»erver
Meeting of Elks.
Tonight is regular meeting night
tor the Benevolent and Protective
Order of Kike. Installation of offi
cers. All members are urged to be
present, and visiting brother* are
invited to attend. /
J. L. Mcpfertney, Ε. K.
Boger Kennedy, Sec.
Pled of (jwlty Entered.
Henry Probaseo, colored, this
morning appeared in the district
court and entered a plea of gnilty to
a charge of assault to murder. The
jary fixed his punishment at a term
of two years m the penitentairy.
Probaseo is the negro who attempt
ed to hill his wife at Milford two or
three months ago fty cutting her
throat and beati»g her over the
bead with a stieJt of stovewood.
A decree of divorce was grauted
the plaintiff in the case of Ira
Butcher against Lucius Butcher.
The parties to this suit are colored
and live iu the Italy community.
Sehool Trustees fleited.
On the first Saturday In this
month one school trustee was elect
ed in each (liait ict in the county, ex
clusive ot independent districts.
The county coiaaiiesioner» field a
special meeting jeeterdmv to can
vmm the returns jtnd declare the re
sult. Of the 1JU lii'-tricts in tiie
county, returns h lid been received
from only 'J'2.
Λ petition a«i^in< lor a change of
the lines ofdisttutt No. 4 and No.
4!) was rejected.
Γ tie count of the votes cast in the
special election held in district No.
J showed the following result: For
a special tax 12. A.aiust a special
tax 'J.
The bond of J. >1. Coffey, recent
ly appointed constable of the Mil
ford precinct, was approved.
A tireai Sensation.
Fhere was a bite sensation in Lees
ville, Iiid , when \Y. H. Brown <·(
that place, who wm t-xpeeted to di«,
had hi» life sa«»-d by Dr Kinv »
New Discovery #<»r Consumption
He writes " I · .«Hired insufferable
agonies from Asthma, but your Ne»
Discovery gave me Immediate relief
and soon thereafter effected a com
plet* cure." Similar cures of Cou·
sumption, t'i.i mu nia, Broncûitis ι
and drip are nuu.eroua. It's the
peerless remedy for ail throat and
lung troubles. Price 50e, and
t)uaraute»'i| by Ihomas λ Moore.
Druggist» I iial bottle» free.
ι M I «Un OofHo^td fry fire.
Πι* flr· ie[>art!ii«nt wa# railed to j
P«ter»' κι» Tiilffdiy afternoon to
> sti(i^ui>> » ti whU'U » *» bur» in if
the fuel >ll lanke. ,J*he wood iouu
ititiuu witi b>»ilv" burned md tbe
lank· wctk ι1λπι»<*ι1 by the teat.
Tb· lo»· »u»(uii ►-<! wilt amount in
about iKi.Mi
nu» · ! hi».'
W« n(T*r «mi· Uun.irtsl K*<»ird for mi
Mobuurt :ui »ni«t m tur«Hl »> Η»1ι ι
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r J I'HKNKY A i.'ii . I'rep»' Toiwlu, Ο
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foi m» i*»t five >*»r«, utd W.ete H al u*rf*ct;>
iionur»»!· η til ftu».n«<·»· ! r*j.»«elioa» m-i f:o»o
■» > *bl« tu c»rr> ία: »bj i<tl.(·.ytu ai«l« ft;
ih»n firm
Util * Cru>x >«<ιη«Ιι . _'j|» »t», 1 Jievlo, ι1
*»κι*ιι kienu Jk Himd W'ifUtatii Imu^iiis
I u/mlu. ni »,
l'»i»rrtii ft* ι· «·#η iat*rr.»,ij tunc*
JlfrCl i» upu· tin· #iuw3 k-Jvu cou» «mue· ι tb*
on*· Prie*, .">· Lvrjpttl* suiJ ft» «Il bru*
glut» I \l*f
|T » »»«■ m* ft··!
IHdlh 1)1 4 t IttM
Alderman J M. Paltwraon aud
*il« wmb vailed lu I.anti-aster . aat
uitfht uu aeoouul of Ut» uttriouii ill
iii-iii i>f a child of m«·π ·ιιΐι, ti«t>rg*
i'atlereou Λ .«nil ut**»age *.«» r«
l'eivtid aiiuouucitt# 'be deatb Of Iht
ctiiid. aud ibw <<tb*i uioiutier· ol tto·
family weut to l.&i"'a«lfr tin· uiorn
tug lo «Umid Ihe funeral
M#u I'm! binty m l>au,i»r
\|uiu than half of uianktud over
Misty >··<» of a*lfe · u it f r ft oui kid·
tin) and bUldei utioiUer», usually
•uiarttaiueul « Ι | §μ·ιμΙ« glaud lui»
ι* tiutb fi*tu(%i «lid dautfwrout. «lid
frôle y · Kiduèy ( uo »bould In*
l»k«ii «I tbi' flt»i »ua of dtuitfof, a·
il m>rrwi» h i«wuiatitiv· «ad ban
tatrvd uuftuy old umn ol ibi· dt·**··
Mi. Hoii».«y Hamuli. Hoel furl,
Mo., «rit»· 1 èutlatod «ttte <u
lelgftd BtotlAl· «land ai.d fck|t**V
(MiMnlvf I' M· a*'d «iter lUmi
two bolti·· ol »'o|i>y « Κ ldi<«> Cat*
I Uui kwlt»< U>«u I >!««· fur IwMUiy
y ««ι*, aUbou^b I aui HI >ι>«ι·
oid è- id by I» W
A
GREAT OCCASION
Will k tfee Leg Rolling to Occir Here
J«ne 23—29.
Jane 28 and 2!) will be great days
for Waxahachie. There will be an
immense crowd of people here on
those days, for the Waxahachie
Camp of Woodmen will entertain
the Woodmen of Ellis. Hill, Navar
ro, Kaufman, Rockwall and other
counties composing the Log Rolling
association of Central Texas. There
are ten counties in all, and they
represent at least twenty-five
thousand Woodmen.
If you have not attended a lo<
rolling, you cannot fully appreciate
what it means; but we wish to get
some of its prominent features he
fore you In advance. Millsboro and
Corsicana have each entertained the
association; and we are warranted
from information received from
those cities in saying that not less
than twenty thousand people will
attend uûrÎû^ ilic two UJJ 3 of our
entertainment.
Not only will the crowd be a large
one, but it will representative in its
make-up. Woodcraft draws its
material from every vocation and
calling, and it uses keen discrimina
tion in selecting its members.
We have selected a time when the
farmers will be sufficiently through
with ttieir work, to take two days off
for recreation aud amusement; and
Woodmen believe in cultivating the
social virtues, so that they will be
here in full force, with their families
and friends.
Waxahachie tnnst entertain them
in a maimer in keeping with the
record she has made in other
matters of a similar character. Many
old citizens from the Did States
may know what an old time lo>r
roiling means, but we want to show
you wt.at a modern lo^ rolling
means.
Elm Camp tias decided to make
tiie occasion a great succcess. We
promised this much to the other
Camps, when we obtained their con
sent to come here. Other cities
wanted it, but we told them Waxa
harhie was entitled to it, and we
made them believe it.
Now, we shall expect the liberal
assistance of all our citizens in pro
viding tie means to entertain our
visitors We expect to put on a
program of such hiarh standard and
variety, that every oy#> who comes
will go away proclaiming the pre
eminence of WaxumacMe for hospi
tality. taste aud business push.
While the primary purpose '»f t e
meeting Is n<>t to advertise, it will
famish a rare occasion to show
surr< undine counties what »ve
here, and will, we ti ink, prove a
fruitful advertisement for every
line of business in our eity. Feei
ng this way, w> .shall η·>1 hesitnte
to ask all for assistance in raising
the funds necessary to meet inci
dental expenses. Later on our fi
nance committee will rail on you,
and we trim you will h· ready with
a liberal contributi in.
Respectfully,
Osce Goodwin,
R. R. Hendricks,
J as. S Davis,
J . VV'. M C M au u s,
S. P. Skinner,
Committee.
Pirating Foley's Honey and Tar.
Foley & Co , Chicago, originated
Honey and Tar as a throat and
luniT remedy, and <111 account of the
^reat merit and popularity of
Foley's Honey and Tar many imi
tations are offered for the genuine.
Ask for Foley's H mey and Tar and
efuse any substitute offered as no
other preparation will five the same
satisfaction. It is mildly laxative
It contaius no opiates and is safest
for cilhdren and deii?ate person
al. W. Hearts.
Spring and
Summer
Beauties
Is the correct name for
our new suits. Bring
your critical eye here
and inspect our line of
10.00. 12.50 and 15.00
suits and you will find
them just a little better,
just a iittle newer, just a
little something that
makes them more de
sirable than you can get
elsewhere.
It is just the time of year,
now, to see all the new
idea.s
r
New shoes, new sox,
new hats, in fact every
thing is new.
Coming in, aren't you?
MATTHEWS BROS j
Tell the Truth Clothiers I
Strawberry
Ice Cream
Anain today and tomor
row. I he numerals
calls (or it at our foun
tain Monday convinced
u> that omebudy has
been advertising it t«»r
us. It's as line a Cream
today as you ever saw,
and tusi think ot it.
Only % cent·
I
HERRING
Drug
Company
! SPECIAL SUPPER SALE I
FOR ONE. WEEK i
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special price - 2 11 X
1 line patent leather oxtords, regular 2.50 ν ι at Φ
special price- 1 81 Φ
λ lines vici kid J. λ and 4 ^-tr ip - in.: -, r a! ir χ
2.50 value, special price 1 HI w
2 lines vici oxfords, regular 1.50 and 1.7ς \ alue
>pecial price 1 22 *
1 line mens patent cult ι xtords, _··. ar > ν· φ
value, special price _ J 02 A
ljine mens patent colt oxtords, regular. J.OO £
value, special price 1 ,>l' S
1 line mens vici kid oxtoids, reculai J.50 me <&
special price . 2 72 »
1 line mens vici oxtords, regular J.5o valut·, ^
special price 1 Hi c
Please call and examine
these slippers before you
buy
W. A. LANNINGÎ