Corsicana Daily Sun from Corsicana, Texas • Page 6

SICANA, TEXAS, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1909. 3IX PAGES TODAY. An Idea Followed Out Wedding Ceremony at Fifth Street i Methodist Church, Waco. Waco, Texas, Nov. marriage of Rev.

James Oscar Leath and Miss Nora Hotchkiss, only daughter The founder of the house Stein-Bloek, who was a tailor of advanced ideas, originated the idea of high-grade, ready-to-wear clothes fifty-five years ago. said that he made of Rev. and Mrs. M. S.

Hotchkiss, was i solemnized last night at 7:30 o'clock at the Fifth Street Methodist church, 1 Rev. O. T. Hotchkiss of Pittsburg, Texas, and Rev. D.

H. Hotchkiss of Beaumont, uncles of the bride, assisted by the pastor, Rev. Dr. W. E.

Boggs, performing the ceremony. Mrs. Boggs sang a bridal song to the accompaniment of Prof. Schuler on the organ. The bride was attended by Miss Mary Church of Farmersville, as her maid of honor, and Misses Annie Smith of Corsicana, Victoria Newton of Midlothian and Una Works of Whxahachie, as maids in waiting.

The best man was F. A. Crutchfie'd of Honey Grove, and the groomsmen were H. A. Hudspeth of Terrell, F.

V. Wiley of this city and E. R. Stamford of Lorena. The gown was of white satin, cut en train, with Princess lace garniture, and veil held in place with a spray of orange blossoms.

The maids were all in white except the honor maid, who wore yellow messa- line. They all carried yellow wedding chrysanthemums. The going away suit was of dark olive chiffon broadcloth, with green hat to correspond. Little Misses Ruth and Georgia Lazenby preceded the bridal march upon their return from the altar, scattering yellow and white flowers in the path of the happy bride. A large reception immediately followed the ceremony at the Hotchkiss home on North Fifth street.

Mr. and Mrs. Leath left at once for Stamford, where he will attend the conference by whose wise council they will be guided as to their place of abode hi the News. New barrel Mince Meat at Sowell Bros. The Datly centB per month.

Repairing At our Jewelry Store is one of the most important features of our business. Mr. Ray Our expert watchmaker has personal charge of every WATCH that comes to us for repairs. Every Watch We repair we GUARNATEE, and do not dodge the issue in case it Is brought back to us. We Charge Nothing For examining your timepiece and if left with us we can insure you Highest Grade Work at Lowest Prices.

A. H. KERR, LEADING JEWELER. Capt. Garitty Has Namesake.

Mrs. Mary Brennan is visiting her son, Mr. Ernest Lee, of Houston, where she went in response to a message announcing the birth of a grandson, who has been named James Garitty Lee. REPORTER. its Sick Relative and Attends Medical Association.

Dr. W. J. jly. Kerr returned last night from Long Branch, where he visited the aftlicted wife of his son.

J. Wade Kerr, who has been very critically ill for some time and was also in a serious condition when Dr. Kerr left her bedside. In fact Dr. Kerr says he has little if any hope for her recovery.

Returning Dr. Kerr came by New Orleans where he was present at the session of the Southern Medical Association. By request Dr. Kerr addressed the association Wednesday, as related in yesterday's Dallas News by special telegram from New Orleans. Dr.

Kerr says the members present showed great appreciation of his address and particularly that of his experience as surgeon at Andersonville prison, in which he referred to the terrible death rate there, declaring now that it was his opinion that the prisoners were afflicted with both pellagra and hookworm. When he finished his address there were many who crowded about him, thanked him for what he had said and declared he had not only thrown much light upon the subject but had opened a new and broad field for future development. Some of those who represent the government were among those who congratulated and thanked Dr. Kerr and jocularly added: have 1 put your foot in it for you will now be called upon to take part in some government correspondence for you, are going to have inquiries from that Shooters, call at W. M.

Tatum Hdw. and get your copy of Texas Game Laws. "It's there for you free of It will help you in more than one way. We have a full line oT' smokeless shells of all sizes. New placques, carving sets, 1847 Rodgers goods, and silverware of pretty designs can be found at W.

M. Tatum Hdw Co. Died Last Night. Mrs. S.

C. Herring wife of J. M. Herring, died in the Thorp addition last night of consumption, aged 61 years, and the remains were taken to Dresden this afternoon for interment- The Daily cents montA MOTHERS SEND YOUR BOYS TO US tomorrow if you can, and let them pick their winter suit before their size is gone. We have had such a strong demand for clothing this season that some of the numbers had to be reordered and are here ready for you.

True we still have quite a large assortment but the sizes are getting our advice. Here are soipe of the most perfect fittings and strongest sver Stein Bloch clothes enable business professional men, and younger men in salaried positions, in all cities and towns of the country, wear clothes whose fashion is fully authenticated in Amer- ea and England-to be well dressed, a price that saves your bank account and your self respect. No exaggeration of cut or remove the feeling of close fellowship between Stein-Bloch reedy-to -wear clothes and the sixty to eighty dollar suit made by the most exclusive of city tailors. This can be confidently said of Stein-Bloch clothes alone. The Fall and Winter sack suits, evening suits, overcoats and storm coats are ready for your immediate service at our store.

Examine their character; then try them on. for our price. We are showing some excellent suits in cassimere, serges, worsteds, at only 3.50 per suit. photographically book of world-wide styles, mailed free. Good heavy cassimere and worsted suits most all are pure wool and worth $5 our price All wool worsteds, cassimers, veloys, most beautiful color effect ever 7.50 latest fancies in knee pant suits made with a dash and a vim 9.85 specially priced Another shipment ladies' coat sir eaters just arrived.

JARETT DRY GOODS GO. At the Merchants. His did not draw a very large house last night and it was another instance in which play-goers overlooked something good. However, Al. appear- ance the night previous, and the fact that is billed for tonight no doubt had much to do with the size of the audience.

His has numerous amusing features to go with other meritorious points and the company presenting it is capable. Those who attended last1 night had a pleasant evening, and went away well pleased for there was much to please and nothing to adversely criticise. Threatens to Leave Town. John Smith, the carpenter, threatens to leave town unless the burglars are run out. Mr.

Smith says that a month ago his room was entered and his watch and some money were taken, and neither have been heard from. Last night Mr. tool box, which was in the office house built at the government postoffice lot, was broken open and a number of his tools taken, and so far there is no trace of the tools or the thief. J. V.

WATKINS IN DALLAS. See offer on PICTURES and profit by it. New crop East Texas Cane Syrup at SOWELL BROS. I Improving His Home. Robert Johnston is Improving his home on West Fourth avenue by the addition of more rooms.

Will Marry November 24th. Hon. Rufus Hardy and wife have issued invitations to the marriage of their daughter, Miss Nannerle Hardy, to Dr. Robert Norris Holloway, the interesting event to take place at the home of the bride's parents on the 24th of November. We carry a line of white china in open stock and can furnish you any piece or pieces that you may wish.

The new and odd pieces are carried in stock. W. M. TATUM HDW. CO.

White Stone. Sunday night at the United Presbyterian church Rev. A. H. Griffith will take for his subject White DAY At The Orescent SATURDAY BOYS 9 At The Crescent Since the Crescent Clothing Company has added a Department to their handsome stock of fixings, they have met with great success.

A line of Boys' Clothing that can't he equalled for good looks and wear is what made the Department of this store popular. SAM line is well known among mothers who buy good clothes, and a guarantee goes with every suit. That's the kind we sell for boys. To every purchaser of a suit at our store SATURDAY or MONDAY a souvenir will be given the boy that will be appreciated. Says Palestine-Corsicana-Dallas Line Will Be Built.

J. V. Watkins of Corsicana and George A. Dttren, consulting engineer, both of whom are interested in the proposed Palestine, Corsicana and Dallas Interurban Railway company, are registered at the Imperial hotel and will remain here a day or two looking after business affairs. Mr.

Watkins said: have just come in off of the line, from a point between here and Waxahachie. The surveyors began work locating the line south from Dallas some three weeks ago and are now camped at Red Oak, In Ellis county, andabout eight miles from Waxahachie. They will reach Wax.i- hachie in four or five days. Engineer Duren reports fine progress and said that he had experienced no trouble in getting a good line. Property owners and the citizens in general show a great interest in the building of the road and they have offered us encouragement of every kind.

people along the proposed line are enthusiastic about the new road. The line wilt run through the black land belt of Dallas and Ellis counties and will open up to some parts of this district railroad facilities that ate much needed. From Dallas to Waxahachie the new line will parallel the Katy road, but. from Waxahachie an entirely new field will he touched and the road will enter a territory which has not now the railroad advantages that it needs and should have. something goes wrong we will begin the actual work of construction on the line some time during the early part of the coming year.

We have the soundest of financial backing in the News. Big Reductions in and Clothing Marks Bros. Last fall we enjoyed the Biggest Business in our Clothing Department we ever had, and sold every suit of that season's purchase. Naturally being compelled to replenish with a New and Large Stock, finds us at this early season, offering reductions, in order to reduce our tremendous stock. Come, and let us convince you, that our Reductions are strictly bonafide, and that we show an assortment of High Grade Men and Clothing, that cannot be beat anywhere.

We are offering our entire stock at a Big Reduction of 20 per cent off. Our stock of $20 Suits at $16 are winners, showing 18 styles and colors at that price. Remember, we carry one of the largest stocks of and Furnishings to be had anywhere, comprising everything New and Up-to-Date worn by Men and Boys. Brush with every suit TRIBUTORS OF HIGH-CLASS MERCHANDISE A UNIFORHL LOU PRICES Press all suits Free Fastest without a COURT HOUSE NEWS. District Court.

The case of A. B. Holcomb, charged with forgery, has been continued to the next term of court. Mrs. Rosa Moore was granted a divorce from Prince Moore.

The case of Olli Burns, charged with assault to murder, was dismissed. acres of the D. B. Hartzell survey, $3500. D.

W. Albritton to J. D. Jones, 12 acres of the D. W.

Ray survey, $325. W. E. Albritton to D. Albritton, land of the L.

Hanks survey, $125. Marriage Licenses. D. D. Cagle and Miss Minnie Hadley.

J. F. Mills and Miss Inez Jones. Ollie Bain and Mis3 Lonnie Dover. Real Estate Transfers.

Mrs. Gabriel Cook to D. W. Albritton, laud of the B. L.

Hanks survey, $70. Hannah B. Melton to C. C. and Angie Blaisdell, land of the Byars survey, $1 and love and affection.

J. H. Johnston to Ira H. Boyd, land of the John Mason survey. $77.17.

J. D. Jones to E. L. Ray, land of the B.

L. Hanks survey, $250. J. C. Keitt to Dean Bills, land of the J.

L. Holmes survey, $6765. W. S. Norton to W.

A. Bates land of the E. Scott and J. T. Bell survey, $1450.

T. L. Newton to J. C. Keitt, land of the J.

L. Holmes survey, $2500. W. T. Reagan to J.

D. Freeman, 73 In the line we have the latest patterns in Olive dishes, fruit bowls, pitchers, molasses cans, vinegar cruits and other new pieces too numerous to mention. W. M. TATUM HDW.

CO. Celebrate Wedding Anniversary. Judge and Mrs. H. B.

Daviss celebrated the 16th anniversary of their marriage today. Notice Theatergoers, Parsifal Tonight Doors open at 7 p. curtain at 7:45. No one admitted, after curtain raises until after first act. J.

B. McLEOD, Mgr. A PICTURE makes the best Xmas present. Get them now at Third Avenue Presbyterian Church. The Rev.

R. E. Joiner will preach both morning and evening next Sunday. Everybody cordially invited, and members are especially urged to be present at both services. Barrel of very choice Olives, just opened at Sowell Bros.

Sold Cotton Well. B. Marks of this city on yesterday sold to R. L. Mabry 25(1 of cotton for 14 cents.

The aggregate amount was more than $18,000, and Mr. Marks made a handsome profit on his sale. Her Heart Was Broken Because her complexion was bad and she could find nothing to clear it Ladies, a bad complexion is cause by an inactive liver. An inactive livj er will be put in perfect condition by taking Ballard's Herbine. The unequalled liver regulator.

Sold by E. A. Johnson TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. FOR Buff Cochin roosters. Call at 124 W.

2nd Ave. FOR wishing to buy a home reasonable should call Mrs. W. E. Duren, old phone 331; 411 W.

10th Ave. of gold locket, with Elk head and small diamond. Return to this office and obtain suitable reward. BARRED PLYMOUTH for setting $1.50 per 15 eggs, from choice strain of laying stock. Come and see them.

A. Angus, Corsicana. Old phone 12. The Daily cents per monta. Faultless Shoes Men, who are particular ab.tut their shoes, will find perfect shoes here.

waste time going from place to place to find a shoe here first and save yourself trouble. a long range of styles and prices, from 7.00 to 2.00 Edwin Clapp Son, James A. Banister, E. T. Wright, Heywood, J.

Tilt and Weber are all represented in our shoes. All correct lasts in Pat ent Kid, Patent Colt, Vici, Gunmetal, Calf and Glaze Kangaroo are shown in our lines. You turn round here, sir, without bumping into good shoes. The Big 4 Shoe Store, L. E.

ROSS, Prop. Oorsicana9s Only Exclusive Shoe Store..