The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], March 26, 1906, Image 4

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Fop the
First Time
We announce lin
early arrivals of Boy's,
Youne Gents an.1 Youths
new Sprint: Dre^s Shoos
Tommy Eyelet
-s \ > s :
Dress the boys in good
taste and the tenden
cy will be greater in
making a man of him
than any other influence
you can brinir to bear.
These shoes will work
the miracle.
Patents and New
Kids—Blue her
Lace
CROW
SHOE COMPANY
We Have for Sale
7 Room Cottage on Old
ham Ave. $2,150
6 Room Cottage on Main
street $2,500
Several other real bar
gains. See us for full
description.
L. C. TODD, Free.
T. H. BARROW. Sectv.
NecKwear
of 1906
We have always carried the rep
utation of having the largest and
most varied stock of neckwear in
the city, hut this Spring we have
outdone ourselves.
The lin»· .s large· anil contains, if
[•o-sihlt- more pretty and novel
lesisrns than we have ever car
ried.
A well dressed man mu-t nei-d
fine neckwear. :ind you ran tr<
nowhere and tind a wellei line
l'orne and inspect then
ROGERS * MCWHQRTER
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♦ PERSONAL MENTION ·
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♦♦♦♦♦♦ *«*«··
It M Hi » of Γ>*11». vUMmI In ih*
U»'»T! tri rîûr>U tft S !fi
fh·' rlty Jodav
M<- R«t»t Jew» «wnt tr. liremwtd
SAhinian 'ι* trlslt n^lsMT) ^
Μ ι ν ν Κ Tu ι fu ι ri-tiirn«*(l tbl*
niorftiits tmm h viitt !<ι Qtlvxlon.
Γ Τ S "tition*. Aitif ft M Mut,::,· s
of Μ>· \îa ' i" nt lni«t niRlit In th«» rit1
Mr I M Wtlltuni* fond h»hy h»v..
.) !■.··) (.'Itrtolnl ^(iririK-, M
! >- put » l'nlH»d Stai·-!· Marchai H
M Ward m » .·,·« h* r«' toda» front hal
S \\ Nuliî** t»f Worth, rom
swr-rcUl ;ικ<*"' of t h ·» CVnlrat. »»* In
th<> clly toda*
Mr H I' William», and grandson
ni R!li*\Ul·· Miss, arc th»· (fUPMs of
her con. I Ν William*
Misse* ,-md Kranrls Wright
«111 l'«" in tli» citi tomorrow Mlornit
'it \isit Mrs W Ο
Mrs Ε V Stiandi and datiphter.
Kilna, and Mrs Self of liah -sx-nt
yfstrrday with Mr and Mr« Bert
Shands
I' H Β*·»)!, s Si l.finis drumfnvr.
spout Satnrdû* aid Hunrtm in tin*
<■!:> Mr Men 11 i> a brother of Con
KK'ssma» .ItK'K It .»U. and has resided
in St Louis sfvi-ral years
Sheriff·» S.'iie.
tu Κ STATE or TEX A? Count·, of
Kills
By virtue of an order of sale issu
ed out of the Honorable District
Court of Ellis Connu. on the ll'th
day of .January. 1906, b> the Clerk
thereof, in the ease of the City of
Waxahachle versus Ed W. Williams
and to me. as Sheriff, directed and
delivered. 1 will proceed to sell with
in the hours prescribed by law for·
sheriffs sales, on the First Tuesday'
in April, 1906, it being the :!rd day j
of said month, before the Court :
House door of said Ellis County, in j
the City of Waxahachle, the follow
ing described property, to-wit:
Within the corporate limits of the
city of Waxahachle, Texas, and being
!ot No. ;1 in block No. 1 Γ.ν Waxa
hachle town addition.
Levied on as the property of Ed
W. Williams to satisfy a judgment1
amounting to 1» in favor of the
city of Waxahachle and cost of suit. ;
Given nndet my hand this 10th
day of March. 1906
.1 I». MINNICK, Sheriff.
By G. C. SWEATT. Deputy. sat03
Kartoriti» alld More .Factories tor
Waxahaeliie.
We are now prepared to manu
! facture ail kinds of candies, ice cream
1 and ices. Our factory is located on
\the West side of th« square. l\4
Rogers street. We are prepared tc
furnish the vvholesala and retail tradt
/ with fresh candies nod cream.
Will deliver cream to any part of the
I cit.v free. An> amount front one gal
| Ion up. We cordially invite the pub
' lie to call at our place and see the
-;oods that we manufacture.
.1 Τ WILLIAMS and
ED MOSELY. d & wtf
Dissolution Notice.
The firm of Dillon and Mackov tliat
• have been running the skating rink
on Franklin street, have dissolved
1 pari nership by mutual consent, C
M Dillon remaining in charge and
assuming all indebtedness and Ar
thur Mackov tetiring.
( M. DILLON,
η Γι \RTHCK MACKOV
Mi C .1 .1. Statesman has nr
■ ivt-d from Chicago to accept a po
1 ■ 11 with Kemble Buis . furniuir<
ι '.id undertaker- Mr Statesman is
tmiei ;,i diî et h ι and lii diced em
'· ·!· :d· · '" Mil. > > |>. ! ieuo d 11
all ill:· - <rl 'le t II : nltlllO busitle-.
A< me Ice Cream Is dispensed a
.. 11 Ml· -oda foa ntair il 'he ι ' ati<
d·· ν · · ' I'd I III lie· ' ι .« 11 ι In |ι IV utl
• ι Ί · · ri · · -· i "·, "cl :·'.· In . a . ■ n ! la .
I'll ■ f · ■ 'I 1 : ·■!.; I \!< It
• · ι η Mil lint! · · ! M tiufact urtnK ' 'oui
RubberGoods
Under this head tre in
cluded <- great variety of
articies ail that ire us
ually found in ι drug
st υ re we have, ind at
prie*, s a> low as they can
be bought anywhere.
Hat Hatrr Ι$%£·» w* "ne of -ur
MHvmlUro Λ'ι· Hm\ <> th«> kind
liât liinwn't )e»K »n<1 which al
waj jfiv<> MiiafMCtinn. When
wanting anything γ<τγι«·!πΙ«·γ if it
!χ·!·>ηί:« in a rime store we have il
Hood & Martin
Prem-riptvri l >γιιλκ ■ -1 «
The Added
Charm
To any woman's loi lot is <·χ
(juisite jewelry. The articles
need not bo costly, if the jewelry
is well modeled ami stylish in de
sign and thorough in workman
ship, they will greatly add to the
charms of the wearer.
Walker's is a store that carries
all the latest Summer Jewelry
fads a magnificent stock from
which you will easily be able to
pick.!
M. W. WALKER,
The Fashionable Jeweler
WASTED LIVES
IN WAXAHACHIE
Mm and Women Who arc in Need of
a Helping Hand. Hood Ai
Martin Offer Way to Bet
ter Things.
There Is no more irritating or
nerve-racking condition than that
caused by a weak stomach It gnaws
and wears upon every nerve fibre in j
S the .body and results in sleeplessness, I
1 headache. backache, rheumatism,
pains, furred tongue, distress after
ι eating. poor appetite and general
weakness and debility.
An we may look to a weakened
J stomach for most of the < hronic or
I lingering ills that weaken and rack
; our lives, it is of the greatest import- \
ance to know that a remedy for !
' stomach troubles is at last offered bv
a reliable drug firm in Waxahachie
i under a guarantee that it costs noth
I ing unless it cures.
Hood & Martin, knowing the form
j ula of Mi-o-na. feel that it will be
j successful in every case where it is
s used in accordance w ith directions,
j I hat is, one tablet before each meal,
1 and the* offer to sell it under an ab
j solute guarantee to refund the mon
I ey if it does not cure.
\ large box of Mi-o-na tablest
costs but "11 cents If it helps you;
nothing unless it restores health
\ not lu i I nKe itepot-i.
Another report was statied yester
du\ tnornini: that water had been
! struck in the city's deep well. This
j report, like othei -, proved to be un
| founded It was raiised b\ another
raw in which reunited in water flow
. I IliK over the top of th" well
Y out carriage and buggv orders
iwill leoivt prompt attention Phone
' J 4 '■· Patlon-Kennedy Company tf
«
&
MAKE US A VISIT |
And see our line of Surreys DHiv r Wagon . Phaetons Tor
Bujîk les Runabout fther w, steel cushion or rubber tire
W, ir· ilso *·· »<; tr·- H . WHjd? I. R"h»·
H \ mess Oil. etr Respectfully
PLUMHOFF SADDLERY CO.
ί ι J MOORi.
LOCAL NEWS
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ll ilti IΓ. ιr »<·.η i' Planter» f»il
Mill It
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p.iîi :-{ :r-4 ! ·««· a! r' <* Cro'A'n
DOW ti
/ - o~
II I j*r inf. ' Planter* Oil
Mill If
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Ki k to -it> the "(!«c hat" at Mr*.
P<tlu»t> * ©6
ere rtiil » < · S ; μ» I l! ' VI the
Mfwl> ! llal.IT' tf
O
Havf your 'vponritcr fleapel (it
Γ S Oortk Co'* tf
S.·» Ιΐ I*. MHY>nil>* for fir*· (tin!
tornado lii»urnnei·, tf
— O
llave M«lf Holler Skat·-» repair·"!
at Κ S Cronk Coy tf
c
So.· that red gardon hi"f at Γ Ρ
Cronk Co '* before you buy tf
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Utlilmi·. ι arn· syrup from Kast Ί ex
a For s I·· l>y McDtiffie Cîroceri
Company tf
ο
Μι- Palton has just received a
lii ititiful Uni" >f 'In- celebrated
"OrtSf" Mats OS
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Ladles have you -ιι·η the "Gold
Medal" liaIs ,ind "Elîee" hats at
Mrs Dalton'a? 05
Let F. S. Cronk Co. figure with
you on that new roof, either sheet
iron or asbestos. t.f
Τ Η. Harrow Is Iti Dallas al the
bedside of his father-in-law, Col. R.
S. Fpshaw, who is dangerously ill.
Ο—
Walter Timmins, who has been
suffering with a severe attack of la
grippe for some lime, is able to sit
up.
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The youg ladles auxiliary society 1
j f the Cumberland Presbyterian
luirch will give a Thanksgiving Ha- |
rar this year.
A large crowd wen; from Waxa
tinchie to Dallas this morning to at
letul the matinee performance of
Mme. Bernhardt
.1, Baldridge. P. Freeman, .!. H.
Sharp, \V. H. Brown. Henry Barkley
and John Loekhart of Knnis were in
the city this morning.
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M i s. R. J. Moore will be aï home
to the forty-two club Wednesday af
ternoon at " o'clock. Members will
please phone new phone 2G9
Α. C. Stiles, who lias taught school
in several places in Ellis county, has
accepted a position with the Modern
Mill and Manufacturing Co. Mr.
Stiles Is a son of Wm. Stiles.
—ο—
Dr. Κ I.. Lewis, the veterinary sur
geon of this city, was re-elected sec
retary of the State Association at a
meeting held in Dallas last week.
Dr. Lewis had served one year as
secretary.
ο
John Quarles has bought the in
terest of J I' Weickerseheini in the
store of Mistrot Bros & Co.. on
South Rogers street The business
will be continued with Mr. Quarles
as manager
~—r>—
In r li Lew is of Knnis, field edi
I toi of the Texas Odd Fellow, was
; in th« » itν to make a report to head
■ nuarters lb will resume his jour
neying this «n i in the interest of
ι that Journal
—o
W P. Blllups bought a premium
beef steer Hi the Fort Worth fat
'•>iU -ho» 1 t>t wi i'k It wa> ship
ped here yesterday .mil will be butch
I ι-red in a few days It Is 1" months
I old and weighs ltillO pounds
Ο
Col. Chu- .1 Kills or Nebraska,
who i» ' » mî!\ \ «tilled In and Mi \
Κ ΊΊπ ne panned through the < itv
* hi- mornins.: » n rout»· from ; hort
at fialv* - ' « · 11 Col Hills ι In
* ι·♦'♦ r « « ι r.« li»·ι u) uf ihe N« bra»il a ,\«t
ttonal <înard> M« tated that he
.«••II i·,· ' ···! u ι: I. r h» j·«»f»i·* h
? η ♦ tu W. \ .ι ! . · I »ul ;i ι « he t
JiOMils hi Μ ΛI ·
Vi » ι « ι -it'i f. « » ι i w If· » mî tlii «I ft-1
mi ι true >t out fn- Id «an mink»
lot» t · .1 ι !.. · < - ! visit<ft| OTtr) pota
and fmy land of IfttereM to th« trt>
. ' ':· !<·'· ι 1 ··'·1 ■ ι il ν oil r
• ο κ? ι tit ι HtiipaiHOii. t«*ll
ΙΠ; " ' wlw'i' ο „'>· Λ I<,ιf thlni: to
.hi ii ι I ·»« t. ι h· in in
• ♦· '. » ! '· i t;i«- I : »| . 1 -■ vi . >
lax nil yvm <>«» about ib*B> »»l
Sir II A Uotiilund of IJalla*. for
! I '< '<f t . Mt'hodUt r hure h
■it fUUd ** imipM of
ί ' · u; '" · ",d
I
Mme «M villi t J Hi lk*4t
fllHl VOttU lie Ittftd to
IwMt ίΜΙ »ft4
Y υ Κ Ο Ν
The Great Sanitary Re
frigerator
Th<r lai br> at InmUtmn
fiih! *s!l«
["he iivulat!<>n of th»· Yukon m
ir -u[Kri·" to nit other* as it
ι eight u $11* of ! ht' be%t
ι ■ «n non-conductor» of heat or
<■ .1. tl. insulation Ι>··ιη»Γ thrp··
h«* thi k, which ι- in follow»:
1
Outside <·.ι
•dried ash.
made of Ν
nth
7th
St h
-Charcc
Inside
'/.me or
i t
kiln
"nd Heavy fthrou* paper care
fully attached to the inner wall i f
thi out.ml ι ι âne
'rd I»·■«.! air space hs- been
thoroughly demontit rated to be a
valuable non-conductor.
1th Manilla fibre sheathing, a
(treat addition as a nua-condnctor.
">th <">ranit·' Rock wool, the
most perfect non-conductor known
to science
al sheathing, carefully prepared anil η good non-conductor,
case made of thoroughly masoned lumber.
while enamel lining
Buy
(he Best-"They Cost No Mort· than Others
From $9.00 up at
KEMBLE BROS.,
FURNITURE DEALERS AND UNDERTAKERS
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. ♦
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The following announcements are
made, subject to the action of th
Democratic Primary. July 2S, ltioc
For County Judge.
YANCY Γ). KEMBLE
TOM SPENCER.
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For County Clerk:
CHARI.EY CROCKER.
BOB BURLESON.
JESSE PARKER.
JOHN M. LOGGINS.
For District Clerk: ι
ALV1N Ρ KIDD.
AMZI CAROTHERS.
CLINT SPALDING I
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For County Attorney:
MARK SMITH.
For County Superintendent Public |
Instruction:
J. T. BROOKS, re-election.
For Ta* Assessor:
J. N. McELROY.—Re-election.
J. C. WILLIS.
JACK KILLEBREW.
For Tax: Collector.
SIMP SPENCER, re-election
For Sheriff:
W. H. FORBES.
TONY CROWELL.
C. A. MILLER.
J. W. KENNEDY.
J. Ρ MINNICK, re-election
J. P. DARDKN. j
For .Justice of the Peace Precinct 1:
W. H. (Will) DAVIS.
M. W. M'KNIOHT.
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For Commissioner Precinct I.
M I) RUTHERFORD
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For CominisHioiH'i Precinct I:
W. A WITHEKSPOON.
R Ρ GRIMES
R. S. BYNUM.
ED LOWE
I ii Hi· l>i-ti'i< ι I ou π
ΊΊι*1 lime of the district court In
Mill ι;i 1 ·■ ii tip with the trial of the
ι a-' of .1 11 I. .luckson against tin·
Intc rnatlonel anil Ureal N'orihern
Railroad fompatn Th· evidence ha«
nui ce' been <oncluded
The >ΐ in m I J u ι \ resumed work this
inornlnu. atnl a l.irice number of wit*
m - »■- were h· · to |i|w*ar before i
that body.
HulN $ * j»»·; ton a ι - Oil I
M · r "
|.*Y combining three
Livery Stables in
one it has been our aim
to furnish the most up
to-date rigs, the best
carriage service, and the
most prompt baggage
delivery. An inspection
will convince you. Care
ful attention given board
ing horses. Phone us
your orders
Both Phones 49
Patton* Kennedy
Livery a Company
J'arfoi/'s C/ean/ng
and iPres sing
It isn't every day that
you want a suit or pair
of trousers cleaned and
pressed, but when you
do, you want the best
work that is possible
to net. Bring them here
and you will get the best
—as that is the onlv qual
ity of w >rk we do.
Clothes called for and
delivered.
Insure Your StocK
Mult·» A t <·»»·■
In th«·
l>u< Mutual litre Mock Inturaotr
AtMcialt·· »l Uallav Inn
I.. II Al.UKKMAN \iri
Wmehrtohn I «·*
;
Our Walks Invite
Investigation Φ Φ
Thfir attractiveness appruU to
th»* eye. and the way they arf
made will satisfy your «-very
expectation. * -f * *
first-cleis whIH
positively
Waxahachie Cement Stone
Manufacturing Company