The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], April 19, 1904, Image 4

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Reason
we sell more
$2.00
Ladies
Oxfords
than the other fellow
is what we show has
more good shoe points
than the other shoe sell
er. Some time let us
show you our turn and
welt oxfnrrk nt : : : ; :
$2.00
Crow Bros
The Shoers
KodaRs
We have a full line of Kodaks. All
styles and sizes
Fresh Films
To fit any size Kodak. Guaranteed
until October 1st
ED. HUDSON,
PHOTOGRAPHER
A BOOM
does cot, ultimately, bring about the best results to a communtiy.
THE PAN-HANDLE
Is Not on a boom, but is enjoying the most rapid growth of any section of
Texas.
WHY?
Because only recently have the public at large realized the opportunities
which this northwest section of Τexas offers. The large ranches are being
divided into
SMALL STOCK FARMS.
Wheat, Corn, Cotton, Melons and all kinds of feed stuffs are being raised
in abundance, surpassing the expectations of the most sanguine.
A country abounding in such resources, tried and proven, together with
the
LOW PRICE
of lands, cannot help enjoying a most rapid growth, and that is what ii hap
pening in the Pan-Handle.
"The Denver Road"
has on sale daily a low rate home-seekers ticket, which allows you stop
overs at nearly all points: tbus giving you chance to investigate the various
sections of the Pan-Handle.
Write A. A. GLISSO.N, G. P. Α., Fort Worth, Texas, f ( pamphlets
and full information.
DON'T WAIT—TAKE THE CENTRAL
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!· Colonist Tickets û* ^ gT A A ·
•i To CALIFORBIA «Ρ ^ V U ·)
On Sale March 1st to April 30th
Through Herriee
iuiuuk!! Dievfwr ο»γτιι·»·
f? NORTH, SOUTH EAST and WEST S
^ Shortest, Quickest. Best
IP Kor full iutortnatlonjaiid rat«», call ou local turent or addr»··
(· M L. BOBBINS. Houston W DOHEITY
A <J V. A. Texas A. G. P. A
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SNAP-SHOTS AT THE NEWS
DAILY HAPPKNINQB Of THM
CITY BRIEFLY TOU)
Fresh strawberries with cream at
Nick's. 15
Fresh strawberries with cream at
Nick's. 15
For first-class plumbing 'phone or I
call on W. A. Knight, 110 West Main
street. tf
Cut flowers and plants, and all
funeral designs, at A. Gardners, the
florist. tf
E. D. Howard and Miss Lettie
Jernigan were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon in the county
clerk's office by Judge Hawsins.
Let me figure with you on your
carriage painting. J. M. Gilmore,
old Daily Light office. eod tf
Don' break down in the spring,
but get tiie famous Kalamazoo Cel
ery from Fearis and put your sys
tem in perfect order. tf
Master Rayburn West will deliver
a lecture at Park Public school next
Friday evening. His subject will
be "The Boll Weevil."
Have you tried the famous Kala
mazoo Celery and Sars iparilla for
that tired spring feeling? If not try
it at once, for sa e bv Fearis. tf |
The Tolston Stock Company
closed their engagement at the
opera house Saturday ni«ùt and
left yesterday for Dallas where they
I will play one week.
Deputy aiireirt Forbes returned
yestercay afternoon from Navasota
with George Digvrs, colored, who is
wanted in the courts here. Oiggs j
was landed in the county jail.
A card was received this morn
ing from Mr. H. M. Burleson, of
Mountain Peak, saying that at the J
reunion of members and former
pastors of the Baptist church at that
place to be held the second Satur
day and Sunday in May, dinner I
would be spread on the trround both
days, instead of on Sunday as was
stated laet week.
Cigars for Par·
ticular Smokers
MEN, it isn't hard to
*· find a good smoke
when you know where
to go. We have a repu
tation for supplying par
ticular smokers with
good cigars, and we
mean to keep it up. We
have just increased our
stock of Cigars to meet
the wants of the growing
number ,of men who
come here. Your favor
ite br?nd is likely to be
here
HOOD & MARTIN
ΡκκΗΓΗΐκΓΐυΝ : Dki:o<;ihth
JUST
RECEIVED
The swellest line of Cut
Glass and Silverware
ever brought to the city.
You are invited to call
and inspect same.
M. W. Walker
The Fashionable Jeweler ^
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Ed. Hudson spent ypsif-rday in
Dallas.
Miss Emma Davis visited in D.tl
las today.
Mrs. Marx Schneider of Italy vis
ited in the city today.
Mr. a:id Mrs. C. \V. Gibson went
to Dallas this morning.
Sheriff Mlanick was iu Dallas to
day ou official business.
Col. Ε. H. Harrold of Fort Worth
was in the city yesterday.
County Commissioner W. E. C<>x
of Italy was iu the city today.
.Mrs. Ed. Hudson is spending this
week in San Antonio with reiaitves.
Mrs. Kedding arrived this morn
ing from Milford to visit Mrs. J. L.
Penn.
Milton Heard, who lives five miles
south of the city, left yesterday for
Clay county.
'Γ. J. Cole, T. M. Sleeper and L.
C. Todd were passengers to Dallas
this morning.
Mrs. Ο. T. McClimous of Sulphur
Springs is visiting Iter daughter,
Mrs. J. M. Cumbv.
Kufus Lansford left this morning
for Philadelphia to resume his duties
as a yeoman on the United States
torpedo boat destroyer Hopkins at
the League Island navy yard.
Al the wtrklBg man's T>use ήιιπ*·βτ J
look» id, but dure* nui enter
••|mluatr> yajs debt*, while despair m
creasvs tbem
foor Kichard.
♦
Hy regularly depoeitiu* in
oar Savin#» Hank a part of
what you earn, the "Pinch of
Poverty'' need never be feared,
and with a substantial amount
saved, you will be an indepen
dent man instead of hein# if
debt. : ι ! » tri
4 per cent interest
Compounded Every Κ Mouth·
allowed In oar
Having» Department.
Amount· received of 11 UU up
Start an Account Tuda^
Western Bank 4 Treat C·
Waxahachle, Texas
FOUND A MINK.
It wm In a Chinese J»nk That Was
Leaded With Vegetable·.
8t. Petersburg. A prit It.—It la aa
eerted her* with great posttlveneas
that Ruasla baa purchased two bat
tlenhlpa at Schicbuft and ElMng.
Aa a reault of the Petropavlov·*
dlaaater, the admiralty haa given or·
dera that the Baltic ani Black sea
SNAPSHOT OF A TORPEPOBP KH1P AT THS
MOMENT OF EXFLOMOM
warships be fitted with longitudinal
bulkheai'i an<l th.it the tatt»r he
pierced so as to permit of · ommu
nJcatlon between th» water tight
compartments on either «t.-l*· of th«
vessels.
Th«* corresi>onderit of th» Associat
ed Press learns that îhout ι fort
night ago Yi<e Admiral M ikaroff tel
egraphed to the emperor that he had
searched a number of suspicion*
looking Chinese Junks which were
hovering about the entrance of the
harbor and found them load» I with
vegetable*, but In th» «t-rrt <>f one of
them was a conta· t mine This pi»e«
of information sti i iigthens the Ja
panese mine version.
PEOPLE RETURN.
Japanese Soldiers Are Conducting
Themselves In Ε ellent Manner.
Seoul. April 19.- A . -pati h from Ting
I Yang under Sunday * date received
here it 7 ο ι lock Monday rta.rrong m«
the country in the \< ik< of the Japan
ex» army is resuming normal condi
tions The majority of the inhabitants
left their homes before the troops ar
rived. but are now returning. They
learned the Japanese soldiers tr< at»l
the people well, paid for their *U">pli>«
and are under stri't discipline Seseral
thousand coolies are employed In » r
rylng rice to the front it more than
customary was»*. Altogether, th·· Jap
anese army is giving η admirable en
hibltlon of order arid self-restraint.
Th< re is no I'Kiting or robberies, j|
thoug the ^..lii*rv 0·;* ir.. lirrdtel
and the country i« full of . ittle, poul
try and otjicr prov * ι « which might
b<· taken. An cngig'-m· · t with the eo
em y lu not e*j»ected Itnmedi tlely
RUSSIAN ADVANCE
Nu.nber That I· on the Way I* Not
at Present Known.
Seoul, A|ril 11 -The commission·
of customs of 0*ni in rfiMiru th it ι
stronsr Runsian f·»i < ··, th·· number of
which is not known. Is olvnnclng on
Ih·' fir· it Souitt rond, following the
lull nil coast of th# province ■ f Kou'.h
Hhii Λ . unir Tli»· Rusai-un* passed to
th·* f ir of Hung Jin, which n m ce
! hv .ι «routine jwirty. Th»· m.iitl
t1 > ... > u[ i· I IVu ι 'liiotig. Mi nil;· -
north of i;.iifiii <>n th»· ITlh Instant
Th- flanks π.1 r.-ur wet* «spun*··!
with ih·· •'.M-'iit ι : ·. t #>■ ; Hon of dtsv
Inp ι J if 1 tr κ from the Yaiti
Note Received.
I.utid· ·. \ t-rll 1!' The foreign of
Λι ·· hi··· ι··· · lv·· 1 . ι <>mmun|i atl··η
from th·· ci.vHrniri-iit relative t·· th
us·· ··Γ wit···!··** t. i.-tii . i»hy by war
ι orrenpon.terit.* I; Is identical with
th·· not·· r. ..ived by th·· ifovernrnent
at W.iohi- ;'·". ii) l < »\ » Russia Jo
not contemplât·* any imm· Hate ac
tion In th·· matter. The pronounce
ment. »,· · <·· ling to the foreign "ffl· ··
raise» such u number of new issues
that It re.nitres th·· mom careful con
sideration.
Preparing to Cut Line.
I'irtf· Λ ni 1!· V dispntch to the
Temps fiotn St. Petersburg. suys th.
Japanese , r·· preparing to cut the
Russian · f ommunu-atlon along
the peninsula of Llao Tung St the
same time th:it they crosa th· Yalu
river.
Considered Qroundleaa.
Borne. April 19.—Judging from the
information which It has received the
Itallian government considers as
groundless the plot alleged to have
been hatched at Marseilles to kill
President Lou bet during his coming
visit to Italy.
MINOR MATTERS.
Federal court 1* lr. session at Ant
ler*. L T.
Russia is constructing fourteen
submarine boats.
WbMter couety, Te*.»i. went pro
hibition by about three to one.
Vice Admiral taakarofTs widow
gets an annual pension of tlO.MX».
Body of Jack Dickey, an aged negro,
was found in Cottonwood river, near
Guthrte, Ok lu.
In a difficulty near Coîlinevlll·· Tex .
A. L. I>ugger was shot. Tom IMckey
gave himself up.
Or. John (Iront, who was Injured at
Ruff, I. T.. by being thrown from *
buggy was taken to M her m an
William Gentry waa «hot and kill
ed near Conroe, Tex., and J. M. Mc
Pberson Phot down. J. W. Hardy
Cheeves Big Sale
R»uns all through April
20 dozen ladies slippers, good values for
1.75, April Price
15 dozen ladies slippers, worth 2.50, all
new styles, April price
10 dozen ladies slippers, worth 3.00,
April price
5 dozen ladies slippers, good value for
3.50, April price
3 dozen ladies slippers, patent kid blu
cher, wide silk laces, worth 4 00,
1 dozen tan oxford blucher, good value
for 3.00, April price —
Big Sale on Misses and Childiens Shoes
ι $25 TO CALIFORNIA
Daily, March 1st to April 30th
1'itirlti car connection*.
Hf-*t e»-rvti'»' t<> CHIl'AOO ltd KANSAS
(. 1ΤV. Through aleepere and chair ear»
leav.· Dalla* and K'<rt Worth daily.
Home»e«k«r· rat»>· daily to AMAHILLO
via KI. KKNu. Splendid opportunity to
*<-«· the OKLAHOMA country.
L< w<-#t rate» cvi-r March Î and 15,
from all northern point» to Tex*». A good
time to have your friend· visit you. AH
Rock Inland Ait"Bt· ar«- prepared to /ive de
tail», or write u·.
W. H. FIRTH.
<i P. Α., C Κ. I A G Hy.
F"tt Worth, T«xa* ^
HO!
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AN
OCEAN VOYAGE
A Trip to New YorR or Havana
Five Days on the Deep, via
Southern Pacific Steamers
To New York
Two Days to Havana
Take th· salt ·· a air. Atrip for «animer or winter. Bulling·
fr >m N*w Orient)· for New York every \V«dm»day; for Hi·
vatia every Saturday. Palatial Bleamahipa, unexrefled cuisine.
K->r rate· <>r information apply t'>
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Oen Pa·*. Attent Alit. Gen. Pa··. Agent
Houatuu, Texaa
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