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AN NOUNCEMËN Γ8.
COUNTY TIOKBT
For Representative:
Joe K. (iiuBONS
J. M. ALDEHDICK
For District Clerk:
Amzi Cabothers
Tom Burleson
W. 8. Kemblk
For County ju.^e:
Lee Hawkins
J. T. Spencer
T. B. Williams
For Coun' y < lerk:
Rafe Hendricks
C. M. Banner
H. E. Pick bit
For County Attorney :]
John W. Ckaig
For Sheriff:
Brice West|
J. P. Minnick
For C lunty Tax Amesfor:
« Ike Eason
J B. Overall
John McElroy
H D Rosser
a'. W. Alexander
Ρ P. Smith (re election)
Ed Lowe
For Ta* Collector:
Billie Bratcher
For Or.αnty Superintendent Pub.ic In
struct: ou:
Ε D. Criddle
For Jus ir>e Precinct No. 1:
H. <4. Pierson
Ε P. Anderson, Jr
Η. M. Khodus
For Qp nstab e, Piecinct No. 1:
H. A. Cooper
J as. P. Mayfield
CI Γ Y TICKET
For Oitv Attorney:
• ι H. Chapman
For Cit· Assessor at d Collector:
LINT SPALDING
For Ci ν Tre-ipur- r:
Loois L Shackelford
For City Su retfr·, :
(Jeoroe Walker
For City M:<rs'"a :
Tom Dixon I
THF STATE CAMPAIGN.
Astlif primary election approaches
it is well to look into the character
of the men offering for state offices
that we may intelligently decide be
tween the candidates for the various
office- t<» Ik* filled. The integrity of
the .slate government depends in a
large measure upon the character of
the men who admisiter its affairs.
The respect in which a state official
is held I)}- the people is measured by
the ability of the official, the purity
of his life, the manliness of his pur
pose arid tie- honesty of his public
acts. The w elfare'«if the stati· and
her good name depend to no small
extent upon the character of her of
ficials nd ι he administration of her
Jaws. The highest duty of citizen
ship, th< h fore, is the selection of
men of character and ability to» fill
these π ■ i'Mtisihle positions. In
Tex.ts these officials are always
democrats and the only way by
whic ι '..'very citizen can give voice
to his \ ie\vs and choice i* by taking !
part in tie ri maries called to se-i
Sect these iieialβ and to give ut-1
feram· in th policies which in the
jndguieii of th.· party will best sub
.S Ο Γ V > fil·'· s u tf·.
in tiie Governor'» race there is
but on · choice·. "While there are
two earn i-.l■>'*-s few voters recognize
in Judge (; uhbs' candidacy little
«*ise than the gratification of a delu
Kion. Congressman Lanham will be
the nominee, atul we believe the in
to sts of t he state will be safe in
liis hands.
This paper has already expressed
its pieference for Senator Neal for
lieutenant governor, believing him
the best fitted man for the place.
While there are two candidates for
for attorney general the present in
cumbent appears to he getting all
the instructions. He has made the
etute a good official, is not an office
eeeker or politician. The state could
■doubtless do no better than to re
turn ('has. K. Beii to the head of its
law department.
The raie for treasurer and comp
» good
the manner in which ϋ
which have already held tt
arles are in»tfucting for him It
'evident that the bank failure of
t year left no taint on hi* name of
•cord. Col. Lore is serving his first
rm as comptroller and hie admin
stration of that office gives no rea
son for supplanting him with a po
litical pie hunter. Col. Love is a
■ood màn to retain in that office.
The only other contest of impor
ce is that of railroad commis
fiHifcer. Apart from the governor
ship, this is probably the most im
portant office to be filled. Judge |
Reagan, who has been chairman of |
the commission ever since its or
ganization twelve years ago , is to
retire. To filles place is no mean
undertaking. MwV gentleman are
contesting for the honor. Mr. Col
quitt, of Kaufman county; Mr.
Hornsby, of Travis county and Mr.
Curtis, of Hell county. Mr. Cur
tis was a candidate two years ago
and was defeated. Mr. Colquitt lias
been a student of railroad matters
for several years. He served four
years in the siate senate and is 110
doubt quite familiar with state af
fairs. Mr. Hornsby is a Texas pro
duet, born 011 the banks of the
Colorado river and reared 111 the
shadow of the capitol. He has
been county clerk of Travis county
] for a number of years, and it Is 110
stretch of the imagination to say
that no more popular gentleman re
sides in its confines. He is a gen
tleman of splendid address, a busi
ness man of fine ability and would
lend dignity and strength to the of
fice. In the opinion of the Light
Mr. Colquitt or Mr. Hornsby
will make the state a good commis
sioner, and the county will make no
mistake in instructing for either of
them.
In our recent state campaigns
there has been a tendency to spend
entirely too much money. Workers
are imported into a county to jolly
and cajole the voters, who too often
have no other interest in their can
didate than the salary paid them for
their labor. The right kind of
American voter will make up his
ticket without outside interference
and when in doubt as to the capaci
ty or fitness of any candidate j
He will seek information from some j j
neighbor or friend who has no other j 1
interest in the election than the se- ,
lection of good men for office. The
expenditure of money in state cam
paigns has come to he almost a
scandal m this state, and it must he
checked, either by the good sense of
the voters in rebuking those candi
dates who resort to its use, or by
some legistation that will fix pri
mary ejections on a certain date
throughout the state.
Holy Spirit.
I!. V P. Γ. program for Sunday !
March .'iO, 1!M)2, ti.3il p. ru., sharp.
Soup Service.
Prayer Service.
Verse Recital.
Secretary's Report.
Lesson.—J oh η 16:7-1Γ>.
Promise to the World.—Acts 2:.'W
31). — Miss Helen Langsford.
<>od is a Spirit.—John 4:23-2β.— ]
Miss Lillian Kidd.
Witness of the Promise Fulfilled. (
— Acts .1:32.—Edwin Rose. <
The Promise.—John 14:l,V18-20, 1
Acts 1:.VS. — W. J. Buie. ,
l'upardonabl·· Sin. —Matt. 12:31.— (
Mr. J. H. Burrow. f
Election of Officers.
Election of Delegates to li. Y. P. |
U. Encampment.
Missionary Collection. i
Invocation.
BRAIN LEAKS.
Some men mistake pewlty for
piety. ·
A sign of the times: "Fashion
able Spring Millinery."
A true democrat's democracy is
like Caesar's wife's virtue.
Some men starve on hope when
thev might g<-t fat on hustle.
Some people take oil their religion
with their Sunday clothes.
Too many men mistake official
commissions for license to steal.
A man never Ix-gins to learn until
lie has forgotten most of what he
only thought he knew.
There's something to he said on
both sides of a question, and usual
ly the most is said on the wrong
side.
What this country needs is fewer
democrats for regularity's sake and
more democrats for conscience sake.
Some men would trade the richest
painting that hangs in their homes
for the print of a baby's hands upon
their walls.
Washington is rightly named
"The City of Magnificent Dis
tances." The congressmen are so
far away from the people that some
of them cannot see across the dis
tance.—Ex,
A Grateful Mother Writes About
the Rescue of Her Child.
Paine's Celery
Compound
Triumphed After the Failures
of Physicians.
Mrs. Tillman, of 191 Redmond st.,
New Brunswick, N. J., grateful for
the rescue of her little boy from
suffering· and death, writes as
follows:
"I have used Paine's Celery Com
pound for our little boy. He had
been under the doctor's care for five
months, but did not seem to pet
much better. The physician said
the child had spinal trouble. He is
.'t years old, ami was obliged to creep
on his hands and knees and was too
weak to sit up long at a time. We
bought a bottle of Paine's Celery
Compound, and before it was half
gone, we saw a bit' change in tin·
boy. He is now real fat and strong,
and can walk all around the house,
and has red, plump cheeks. Paine's
Celery Compound cured him.'"
In the face of such testimony, who
can deny the fact that Paine's Celery
Compound restores to strength,
vigor and new life? Hundreds of
such letters as Mrs. Tillman's are
on file for the inspection of doubters.
When your children are weak, run
down, nervous, fretful, despondent,
have loss of appetite, slow circula
tion of blood, give them Paine's
Celery Compound for a week or two,
and note well thecheering results in
returning health and vigor. We
strongly urge the immediate us.· of
tlie great medicine for all sickly and
weak boys and girls.
ΠΙΙΜΠΜΠ nvcc True to name ud color
UlAITiUlfU U I Co Nothing can equal them
Special Train.
On Sunday April Oth, the first in- '
terleapue pame of the season will !
!ie played at Dallas between the
Shreveport and Dallas teams. This i
?ame premises to be very laterest
njr as each team is made up of
eapue men. For this occasion the
Houston and Texas Central will
•un a special train from Waxahacliie
ο Dallas, leaving here at 8:45in the
norninj?. The rat·· will be $1.ίΧΜοΐ
he round trip.
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Want Column
ft.
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'ut Your House
in the Daily JPLight's Want
'olunin and you will goon sell it.
)ur Want ('-olumn is read daily by
icarly t vcry one in town Some of
tie rondure want houses. If you
ell them you γη is for sale they may ;
•uy it. The cost of the ad is the j
asiost part.
'RE SU MUTTON can be had daily
,t Ν. N. Nye urn's meat market. 11'
!E1 R. I). Mc('omits for .Fire and
Pornado Insurance.
fOR KENT—Furnished or unfur
lished rooms. Apply Mrs. S. M.
iharp, 511 College-«t. 10
. S. PERRIN will press your suit :
ο suit you.
d KS. <ίrijrgs has samples and1
ilates for lovely reception dress.
SUBSCRIBE to I)e-' _run A' Go's cir
ulating Hook and Magazine Library
'OK KENT. Λ five room house
nth hall: city water. Apply at 1.12
Can fmaii-st.
ÏOUSE CLEANING—Take up and
ieam carpets and do .trenerai house- ·
leaning'. Alfred McCarter, ιeolor
di ou Mc Lain street. 10
>Î1SS Bessie Campbell, San i
acinto st., Dallas, Tex., purchas- j
ng agent for Sanger Bros. All
nail orders will receive prompt at
ention. ;tll I
(FECIAL ATTENTION—Given to ί
leaning and adjusting sewing ma- .
hines for Spring and Summer sew-1
ng. AoKN'r κοκ none. Arthur
dackoy's Gun Shop in rear of W.
i. Moore's grocery. Ιό
ΙϋΜMER RATES ON ÏVaTHS
1.00 per month; bathe as often as
ou wish. Open at 6 and close at
o'clock. Sundays open at ϋ and
lose at 1 o'clock for baths. Ed
Villiains, the barber 311
>R. R. JANE L A W R Ε Ν C Ε.
raduate of the American School of
>steopathy, of Klrksville, Mo., is
ow located at 308 West Franklin
treet and is ready to receive pa
tents. Consultation free, and lit
rature upon application.
4
pluck Pike's Peak from hi* «now
bound home and set hitr down on
Pelican Island or transport the rock
of Gibraltar across the Atlantic
ocean in a rowboat.
"I lift the veil from the not far dis
tant future and f see the rock-rib
bed shores of Panama touched by
the hand of science and yielding un
der the power of capital and labor j
I see the waters of the Pacific ocean
and the Caribbean sea exchanging
burdens through the Isthmian canal;
I «ee the Eastern and Western hemj
ispheres brought closer together by
this common International highway;
I look and behold the city of Gal
veston, guarded by the colossol sea
wall— the fruit of her energy and the
fruition of her fondest dream—stand
ing in the broad path of commerce,
and at the converging point of a
thousand inland tributaries—the
open gateway to the Oriental trade.
I see ships from every land and
country dotting her beautiful bay
and receiving the shipping from the
North and the middle West.
"O, Galveston, beautiful blushing
Galveston, the Island City, kissed
by the Southern sun and wooed by
the ocean breeze, the golden clasp
in the commercial girdle that <'ncir
cle* t he irlobe ; "
Working 24 Hours a Day.
There's no rest for thos<· tireless
little workers Dr. Kinir's New Lift
Pills. Millions ar« always busy
curing Torpid LU«t, Jaundice, Hil
iouness, fever and Ague. They
banish Sic;. Headache, (irive out
Malaria. Never «ripe <>r weaken.
.Small, ia-»te nice, work wonder#.
Try them. 25c at Herring-Spark*
Dru κ Co.
Judge Grubbs at Ennis.
Judge V. W. Grubbs, candidate
for governor, will «peak at Ennis to
night. This is Judge (irubb's first
appointment in Kllis county.
H. 4 T. C. Excursion Rates.
Houston, account Lumberman 'β
convention, tickets on sal·» April 6
and 7 at $8.00 for round trip, return
limit April 12 with privilege of ex
tension to parties desiring t«> take
trip to < ity of Mexico.
Louisville. National (Convention
People's Party, tickets on sal·· Mch
U and A pi 1 at $2*.10 fur round trip;
linal return limit, Api 10, 11102.
Springfield, Mo., account (leneral
Assembly Cumberland Presbyterian
fhurch. Tickets on sab May lit ami
14 at rate of #14.10 for round trip, j
Return limit leaving Springfield j
May 2<i, 1902.
Kansas City. Mo., Annual Grand]
American Handicap Shooting Tour*
lament. Tickets mi sale March 21·
ind ill return limit May 7, round!
.rip rate $17.35.
Han Antonio, Texas, Account
Southwestern Gas, "Eh^etric Light'
:ind Street Railway Association.
Pickets on sale April 17. Fare$10.15 j
return limit April 22, with privilege
if thirty day extension to t ! s ··->■« · dv
■iirittg to take Mexican trips.
For the Lumbermen* Convention J
*t Houston April Sth, to lOlh, l!*ri, j
.he Houston & Texas ('entrai rail
road will sell round trip tickets at
reduced rat<*s. Dates of wale will !>«' ]
April ftth and 7th and for trains ar- !
riving at Houston morning of April
■ith. Tickets will I»· limited to leave
Houston not later than April 12th.
The Lumbermen m Special for j
Mexico City will leave Houston at
11:15 p. m., A pril 10th via the Suns, t
Route and will stop at all points of
nterest in the Republie along the
route traveled. A very low rate will
»c made to delegates attending the
convention, ami extension of limit
•νi 11 is made on the tickets sold to
Houston or Galveston.
This is a rare chance to visit Mex
ico City. For information regard
ng rate schedule, sleeping car at -
•ommodations etc, write Carl F.
Drake, Austin, Tex., or M. L. Rob
>ins, Ο. Ρ AT. Α.; Τ, J. Anderson,
G. Ι*. Α., Houston, Tex.
The administration insists that
he money question is settled save
july in some respects where the
tanks and money-changers have
lot got just what they want.
Coke Shampoo S
& Toilet Soap?
For sal» by J. C. Slddpiie
■' *,T ss/« .< »
a.^ests falling hair.
Cures Dandruff, Brittle
Hair, Itching and all
scalp troubles. Fully
guarnteed to care or
your money back.
"Cokfl Dn ndruff Cure 1*
quick, c(?»eU«e, harœles*.
"8. J. HutehÎMoo, M. D..
"National H jiue, \Vi*.M
JiufK<-s of i.nards ai fa ri» Ε*·
I · i'il : llCl£BtjWk»lgf> Cok·
l/.mdruH Cure to tM the only
genuine remndr l>ne't accept
•ifl<4T»>r<>u* imitation.
Cemiui
A. R. BREMER CO., Chlcàgo.
Lather Your Head with
you'll be surprised at the ;
r-j ) |i[l pro m ρ tn es» with which we ,
C£ ι Π f ** we gret the ooal, there. . Our |
-/ / ι J regular ouetoticrere are well ;
£>"j pleased with the way we
,Γ',1 rjK^Vg, handle their order·, sod
M -*7 W' ^th exoellence of the
I ---4|Λ1ΙτΗτ)γη* eoa!~you I1 bepî«*»«d. tài>
Sleeper Grain Co. :
Feed and Coal'
HewIH bai Id job » home on
the installment plan. t'»)
meiii! Ifi to t'J6 per month lo
te«l«ate ht» plan l.t will
help you to get a ho»» of jroer
own. He Mill furnish you «C,h
plans and iuperloteod or con
tract your work Satlsfaelîao
guaranteed.
Phone 78
The up-to-date Livery Feed
ind Sales Stable. Also first
class rubber tire carriage.
Have the only lirst-class
hearse in the city. 5ee us
when you need anything in
the livery line. Phone No. a
Save Your Doctors' Bills
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CCUR/\CY.
ESTABLISHED 1883
Devenport Ô
Timmins e) β
Ην . thn ^rvic-f.* ->f « fir-!-<·!»*» «anltarj plutnbt-r.
liiati-tli kind of » »rk 1 do, and ui> j»ri< <·» ar·· Γ··α«<>α*»1«·,
too . . . Am pr<-pur< d t<· fltfur·· <<n nil kinds military plttmhll**
and can do rh< work a* it «hould ·>.· d■<»*·■ «Jlve tn>· a trial ord.r
H. G. Williams, Hotel Bl'k, at Schuster's Tinshop
« 4<r4 *r* $ * ψ ? »
Parlin ô
Orendorff Co.
Th»· Buggy People.
A. O. T.
White's Transfer and Cab Company
Prompt trjun»f» ns of passenger· end haggage to and
from all part* of tin* city. Voit* patron a>r<* solicited
Rogers Hotei
'hone 131
Ε. B. riOSBLEY & SOI*
Dealer* V1
Groceries, Feed and Country Produce
Phone So. ltS5
We're About
to Move
Into our new building, arid, naturally,
prefer to move cash or Rood not·»* than
to move huggiea. Th «-reform we ar»»
making liberal dinruuRtu on every
Huggy, Phaeton, or Surr*-v, in our
KttK-k. If you would like to buy a good
Buggy at a good diaeount »«·♦* u# at once
Γα ν noun ce* μ en τΊ
II/Ε have bought the Iteed
Jenning·, on College 8t
to give the people of Waxal
•hort notice. Prompt delivery.
Waxahachie Feed & Fuel Company
At JACKS.
I Fuel butinée· of W. K.
t, and now are prepared
anything in our line on