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Daily light
yOLUME XI
WAXAHACHIE, TEXAS. THURSDAY. MARCH 24, 1904
VTJVBEK 306
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Fresh Vegetables and Strawberries
φ every day.
Φ Plenty of ripe Tomatoes now
I J. B. HINE,S
$ PHONE No 3
Karo Corn Syrup
Brings grandma back
to Childhood days. . .
LE.IGH BROS. Phone
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How About Some Pancakes,
Nice Syrup and Jersey Butter
for breakfast? We have them.
Fresh Vegetables, also plenty Yams
a J. P. WaK.ela.nd a
South Side Grocer. ΦΦΦ Both Phones
We have just received a
Fresh Line of Crackers and Cakes
iiuch ·»* NtMiwi, Κ»σ;·ιΐί»·, Vatuili» *ϋ(»η, Lennu
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creita, Ht: t*H vat*r or»i-|i»r» ('!«·«»· atr»w», Ci ·"♦*»*
ΑαΙπίΛΐ cracker·, tn*»4* hîacuit-, Sara
t·»/» fink··, <»r»h»ni rrjck«»r*, botter f m
blacnlt· Phone u* y>>ur oritora if n«-«*:iin»c unytilti* in
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BROZIER IS BAPTIZED
Immersed in a Bath Tub in (he
County Jail by Rev.
G W. Hill.
Broiler Smith, the negro who is to
be hanged here tomorrow for the
murder of his wife, says he has
made hi· peace with the Lord and
ia now ready for the execution to
take place. Yesterday afternoon
at 2 o'clock he submitted to the or
dinance of baptism, the services
being held in the colored department!
of ttie county jail. A bath tub waa
filled with water and in this the con
demned man wis immersed by Rev..1
O. W. Hill, pastor of St. Mary's
Baptist church. The services were
short, consisting of one v«»rse of a
hymn and a prayer bv Sam Borders. I
When asked by Rev, Hill if he had
made complete preparation for
death, the prisoner replied that he
had. He was then requested by the
preacher to get in the water, and
! with the usual ceremonies the or
dinance oi baptism was administer
ed.
! Among those who witnessed the
service was the condemned man's
mother. She seemed to be very
much affected and wept freely while
the services were beiug held.
The condemned man claims to
have made a profession of faith
Monday morning. This statement
we* made by him Tuesday after
noon to Rev. O. W. Hill, pastor of
the Colored Kaptist church, who
had railed to hold a religi>as ser
vice. R»»v. Hlil asked hfni if he
felt that it was all right with his
soul, and he answered th.»t it was.
The pr»»aeher then asked;
"When did you first entertain
this feeiiiig?"
"Yesterday morning," replied the
priaomr.
"Hrosier, do yon fee 1 safe to die?"
•'I am not afraid to meet my
fat·."
"Brotier, do you f*el that if von
w«r* able you would repair all the
wrong you have done.'''
"Ye·. 1 would if I could "
"How do y.iu feel toward th« peo
ple, do you hate theui or not"?'
"i hare nothing a.-tln»t any
body "
"How do yon f»e| toward your
jailer and watchmen, do y ι · ink
lh>·» hare treated you ail rig;t '
··, hit, i Ini'i* they : »v» treat
ed me nicely "
"1» there any thin# el»·· y ι vtnt
" V *■«, I w tut you to b i '.ize n:·
"Who do you want to go wit ι you
an tar at we can go in t: i* w irlJ '
"1 had ιd tended asking y ni. |
want you to go .u I »tay w;th me
until th·* I Mt "
Alt Itie detail· f r t · Xwcution
!i*t« b*»en completed. Tf ·■ prisoner
ha· he«n pro* led with a ti-w mu
of cloihe*. the roj>* ha» arrirsd from |
Cleburne an l tti*· tllow· »v>· be«*n
completed. ΓΙ)·· trigwer which will
rele»·»· th· trap door was pat in lam
night by Charley Anderson Γr »·
laat religious «erric»» will b»· held
In the jail tomorrow ui raing at
10. JU. After the reading of thai
death warrant by >:ierilt M In nick
the prisoner will be %llowed to Jr*»»
and will be given somet ing t «-at
The atart to the w-all w· will pr»>oa
bly b" mail· a few η,ι ite» before
12 o'clock
Tratedv Averted
"Jail 10 th« tiK'k of uni»· oar lu
tin tw.y «»· »»*rj writ··· Mr» V\
WfttklU· <>f i lly π :|,i,
" Pneumonia !i»«l [Ί.«ν-·Ι «at! i iv.u
Willi htiu λιηΙ » t^mbi* t* -u<fi «ft 111
b*aid·· DociUir· tr»-i»i»U hun, but
h· fr»w inri· »v»ry Jay At leiu't
w· tried l»r Kin,' » NVν» Hih- 'vurv
fur t'on«uuiptl"n. »iul «>ur iartiu«{[
w «· ««««Hi Hi· « >w «'in t nui !
KvarybtHly piu">t t.. kn··»
II'» th« t>«iiy turn our· f·>r t' 11," »
IVidll ui.I «11 Ι.ιιιιιί lix-'t·*· l>iu«r
«nitHMl by Thoiu»· λ Μ ι·* t'ricw
*kj «lui II UB riritil bolilft frt···
N«|ra Slabbed in the Stomach.
Witt t.i»t*>r »uii οΐι· ι iuok, both
n»nru«i·, b»e»uir< lu«ii|n4 iu » ddltl·
t-aiiy M Kuui· |'u«»a»v *ilern>»'i,
whieii result·*! lu Yotuu- r*v«iviiif ι*
l>»iulul tait· ·ι*1> lu l.'iw «Ion «. ί».
taster w»· turoeteU au * ci «ι*» <»|
witii tutetii t.« murder
luv*!u*bl« lut KUauUi »U»n
I he»· town ««liter tu* for it»· ι »·!
t«m ymt· «Hit * »ev*r« «ilwl >t
rtu'uiu*ti«ut end fuuutl Kiel H«i
l*rU · tiu.>w iiukiueui we* the ouly
itumi th*t 4*«· lue •«ii«u. ii. ii m l
tatul«>4 I" *h«.» I«lu Ui> I' «tu· Μ «η !
.'41 ii, IJatte i\ Mu·
tu eu, tu· 4ûe, «e» auu ♦ » uû Moid
IV tti»xi ft Utrtiu
Boy Arrested for Murder.
Daring a quarrel between a nam
ber of boys at Ennis Sunday nigt I
one of the number, Rov Crayton, a
lad about 12 years old. received a
blow on the head which broke the
skull. Monday tilirht the boy died
from the effects of the wound,
Tuesday Ray ford Patterson, a boy
about 14jeara old, was arrested on a
charge of murder, it being alleged
that he struck the blow which re
sulted in the death of the Crayton
boy. That night young Patterson
was brought to Waxahachie and
lodged in the county jail. Yester
day afternoon tie was taken to En
nis by Sheriff Minnick to have a
preliminary hearing before Justice
of the Peace H. R. Stovall When
the ex imination of witnesses was
concluded the boy's bond was fixed
at which he readily gave and
was released.
Chambless Case Reversed.
lit tiio court of criminal appeals at
Dallas yesterday the case of John
Chambless, appealed from this coun
ty, was reversed and remanded.
Chambless was convicted in the
c«nr.ty court Dscenib* r ΐί)ίίι ou it
charge of aggravated assault. The
jury imposed a penalty of two years
in the county jail and the payment
of a fine of flUOU.
Lady Agent Wanted.
The general agent of the Texas
Toilet Company is here and will ap
point a local airent for Waxahachie,
furnishing a^ent with sample case
worth #20 and large box of free sam
ples. Address, Texas Aifent, care
Light. Itpd.
Dick Deadeye in iron s.
Special lwir*)*»se message to the
Li^ht:
Galveston, Te*., March 24. Hi~
M ajesty's ship "Pinafore"' arrived
in port today, having experienced a
very stormv paseage. She leaves
thin afternoon vis the Trinity for
Waxafcachie. During the whole trip
Dick Deadeye, an able seaman, ha*
shown sitrns of mutiny, and on last
Monday he w is ordered put In irons.
H« will be released from cl^se con
finement tomorrow so that he can
attend the reception t>> the relatives
of Sir Joseph Porter K. C. H. to he
held at th« auditorium tomorrow
night.
During the short stay in (Jalveston
ilif tdmiral, captain, relatives and
crew. w«r·· the recipients of many
courtesies by the leading citizens,
audt'ey bespeak an enjoyable nc
- vslon t" ail who may attend the re
i-eptioii .
1 . · lie·,', ι mu- Syrup
S. L V; ; le, ex-Probat* JuiL'··,
ι >tt »w ι (' . (Causa*. write* ■ Π is
is t· -av t I have used Ballard'·
H«rehound Syrup for years, and
tii »t I do not I : es ι Late to reoommend
it ts the best cough syrup I have
ever used " '25®, jt)c and il IW. Sold ;
t>y Ho. .I 4 M »rti"
Burglaries at Italy.
Purin? the wind «torni wl
swr j't vi-r h ilis county \1 till ty
nitflit •evertii buriclarie· w-re com
mitted it It iU*. J ■.►· W ( ί arv ι h |n#t
a gold watch »nd ♦ 1 money and
the re«ldence of a Mr. Sw^r w·»*
▼ isi.ej ui,J ι ,"(ley t tti·· amount of
lie ? »k"n. Several >tht»r : -use» ,»re
Hani t<> hav· heei viaited by bur^
lar». bu: the w>-r· small.
lti»es Health. \ u'r.r and 1'oni·
Herbioe i· t b«> ti for nutferer*
frou tueamia. By it* i»e tr .. hi ι
is quickly re«eiier ate J -»nd ti ·> ι . I.. t
bee ο m m -«irtuai I ' e iir< " »pt n^f
utreruft! i» r» x **·1 !'»■,►* languor t»
diniiuiitwti. Health, vtifor and tone
predoll .lIlAte N'-W life »iul »| I'V
activity re«iilt·. Mri Kelle m
Shirel, Middl«ih»ar"Uifh III*
writes "I !l *V>' bet-Γ troubled Wit
liver complaint ami i» r blood, and
nave fou i h -t'.in* 13 benefit 11 .
llll·· H' rbiue | ';.·ρ# e»»er t< 1
wii out ι; 1 tv* wianed ι at I
il ki ■ wt\ · ι: ο iny ' i»t·.» d ·>
lifetime <1, 4vi.4 bf H·· >d Λ
M art 11
Tryint the Mad Slune.
Λ do< euppoaed t »ν b.-.n »u
fertug frui ral>ie» ran tmuck in
lt.»iy Tueaitay and bit »#*«*! enii
of atork \V tile trv t kill t!
do»f Kd Dieumke »nd Ciiart».v Will
UUI1I1 tWo V'lum llltM ι , ·>■» bltteli
I'lmy caute t. W %**.· »ι . <·»ι·-ι ι »,
to have Mr» Hay luad atom· tt
plied to (heir wound·
Kxtra Comes
Kitri «β|)Μ( ot tomorrow · l»ailv
l.itfht, ooBMtiuIng a full account id
Hi* miixjiitiiiii ot Hr»tl«r Huutti, rau
tw l>ad «I till· <tt n»!· eut· per
l opy Πι» la·ι •««•η» id tlii· tragedy
«ut be deavribed in i>>taii, tu^etf »r
Will· 4 ikMt »k«niti of I tie i I line «toi
a brief c«*i»w of Hie ti lai
VlMfelf IMHMI.
and IfrMay ptobani.
|hi>«er| dwHdedly uoidut
SVo tiieaday ma» >* uuu
l t» I .
a 1
Delicious
Ice Cream Sodas
with fresh
Crushed Strawberries
The first task t this de
licious fruit fresh from
the sunny South. They
ire expensive, but we
.an't refrain fr m „'ivin£
our sod.i customers a
treat. Crushed Straw
berries with Le Cream!
Doesn't th it sound j<«>d.'
» Hir new Choculafe Syrup
with Ice Cream Sodas.
You haven't tried thit
yet. It's the pur , vt .i.
tastes like cocoa tot·. It
rich, it's tine, it's simply
lkious. We \ ne\er
had so many people
drinking soda s»> early
in the season here.
I he reason is ver\ plain
when you take ι taste of
the soda we ire servin.
now.
HERRING
Drug
Company
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MATTHEW'S BROS
Tell « the = Truth Clothiers
Coming Out Time
f Isn't it about time to
HL »£$''iddJRdfô "don" that ne\y
Spring Suit? As us
J ïtÎA ual. the smart dress
ers appear in
γ suits bought here. ..
JL.M We handle the cloth
jL'iil ing made by "the
world's best makers,
M/J an^ our patrons of
y necessity be well
^ ^ 7.j50 is our sprit
im wl teed) then up the
ia * steps of excellence
litm Jàl we ascend tu our
10.00, 12.50
^'-rrr m* 15.00, 1S.50,
■EfMFf 20.00 Suits.
There is Goodness Visible all Along
: : the Route. : :
I Cold Wave Refrigerators
γ LI* .Hit; - Iff* Cream Freezers, Water l Ή>ί*·re. Sit*··
Α, Ι*··· γη »!. 1 Screen Window·, til eiz· « > :>■·- W '·
A bl « k aid jralvanized Ho)f Fence and Poultry N"t:ii
wr Lawn Mowers,
A M u Ηγ> - and Wilson Moline Και*νι«·
JL Studebaker Delivery Wavons.
Buck Stoves and Ranges.
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This is the
Livery
You are looking tor.
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know, but I think so;
:ind, you'll think so, t ,
liter j trial.
Everything th it goes to
make up a tirst-cla-s
service is at your dis
posal here.
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