The Waxahachie daily light. [volume], October 06, 1905, Image 2

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Diningroom Elegance
The Aniltgroom ia where you do the honon of the
horn·—end. necessarily the room in which you center
the most prde. If you intend to refit or add furniture
to the diningroom, we want you to come here and see
the elegance that we are ch playing. Perfection and
artistic elegance ia shown in every piece, and priced
on an economical basis
KEMBLE BROTHERS.
Furniture Dealers and Undertakers.
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Patton - Kennedy
Livery Company's
Rigs
have that snap and dash
about their appearance
that careful people
always appreci
ate.
You not only get good
rigs, but satisfaction as
well when you or
der from
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Patton = Kennedy
Livery 0 Company
♦ The Best
I STOCK
l FEED
♦ Known Con
χ sists of
I COTTON
Seed
Meal
I Cs HULLS
I Try it
♦ Planters Cotton
♦ Oil Company
X Both Phones No.60
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Men's Shirts
Mut iiid. a- h rule. lelijfhts .ri A
w. II mail#, pro μ*γ fitting shirt,
ami cviT) w«*il ι^·'*λ*·ι1 man Μ
particular aU.yt the quality of
tfiMxis th·" »hirt i» matte from
Th<»*e wts carry ar» m«dr
•■-[ι,·, 14»tiv fur particular 'lr«»«m»T*.
Thrv art· mk<l· from tU*· l»wit
<|Ualit\ ami cut in th*·
[iri |hr pn»|- rt ι Vliuh* to Ht
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51 50 tu 52.50
Thee Far lev.
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BROOKS CSALMOP
Commission
Merchants...
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ami pmttimii. ,
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Mm xfi. on « 'ntiv t»r bat· marglf
Mnfarvnvw ΓΗ» Farmer» Sali «
Nan*. Htttabom, Tax*», HMt) Λ «u
harhit- SatM-nai Rank Waaafiaht·
MaU<>nai Rank <>f < 'ικιιιιμγ >· <t. uû
(«rraapMblmt» ' Vila ('«naima · η
IL Lima. Ma . i«curi>iiat«d > raptU
atari. «5û.<w faOj pa:«i
■edl akanaa. A*ta â*à* Sonar*.
«ÂJtAMACHie. TOA5
AJae ban at Htilafcor»
Œbe ©ail^e Xigbt
; Piiblished Dailv Except Sunday by
ENTERPRISE PUBLISHING CO.
Paid-up Capital $20.000.00.
Entered at the Waxahachie post
office as mail matter of the second
class. :::::::::
R. I). HUDSON President
O. W. KENT Vice-President
W. J. BUTE. . . .Secretary-Treasurer
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
One Month $ 50
Six Months, in Advance 2.75
One Year, In Advance 5.00
City Editor
ANOTHER YICTOl'S FORM OF
OHAFTING.
A prlctice that is as common as
it is wrong is the one of going to the
court house (or contributions on the
least provocation. When a poor
man's house burns, when his
horse dies, when his family is sick,
w hen a church is to be built, when an
excursion is to be put on for any
special purpose, or when a thousand
and one other things are to be done,
some enterprising citizen grabs a
subscription list and hikes to the
court house and goes after all the
county officers and prospective can
didates, and even the clerks in the
Offices, and usually eomeg home with
a good roll of long ϋΐ···.··η on his p.·· -
soil. T:'is solicit!!:·.: is I. (1 enough
in ii.seK, bu; often when one of them
fails το dig, the solicitor becomes
highly incensed and threatens open
ly that he and h - will rcnu'ti i»«
'li'in on election da v. and ·ιίι··η the
threat i~. made g<>o ). T· ■■ pra< 'i< ··
has grown until it has come to tie
recognized 'lhat if a candidate re
fuses to contribute to e\ <■:·> t hing,
from one end of the country to the
other, he will be the mark for all th"
cheap politicians to shoot a In
other word-·, he has to '»· h· Id up at
every turn or jeopardize his chances
for success. This solicitor would
resent it if one should tell him that
his vote and his time and influence
could be bought for $2. but in fact
it amounts to that If a candidate
will makt a small contribution we
are for him, if he refuses we arc
against him. What < ise ran you
make of it? It i.- announced dail>
that graft runs riot in Te\.as front the
precinct up. is it any wonder that
a public servant will graft a little
if he has a good show w hen every
. < ommunit> in the i oun'\ which ·■!►>< ·
ed him is getting their graft into
him" Holding him up. as It » · re,
without .1 gun Let us as > itUens
build our own chua lie: and -trlioie
houses, a ke care of ..... an i
our poor, and all our |.:ivi'e itlter
' es's. t !:eti hi! ; : « >■ he >11 . ·.··!<■ r -iiape
tu look after official graft.;- \
publie si!'. ,ui' owes -nme I (i'irtesies
III ills Stlppo '. I ■ It i.e don't owe
then, all i.e η.ak· !·ι f.i · a!. Hit
.ill he ι ιW ι . t.ets, ; - :· . .. · ' Ud all.I (111
, : ·;. i, !,: . ■ \ :■ I Λ : lin: ' · >!ι .1" ttai
Till ill m Hills nil a;.ill late:- ;i!ul
;· u (■ ' i< . f ι· ι ,s for iiiniie·. ! <> "a id
institutions or individuals is thus
set down as a species of graft There
ran for of flit* who has not sub
jwted to Kraft prott-aet-.s m tbt· way
of demand» lieinK made 011 him for
numerous -ubwrlpt 10ns In «omt of
the reunites the demand* art· 1 arrietl
<o un eitrnt that a < andldat*, utile*»
h<- iH w»>ll off In th!·» world's κιήηΙ»,
ι an not makt- u race If It I· long
drawn out We < omplaln of -mall
Kraft Irk anions our public servant*,
and yet wt· piudkc in It by actually
blackmailing thctn before they are
»·!«·< t»d and afterward. If we think
the) have further aaplrntUina If a
candidate refu*»«* to κίν», he under
«tandx he ha» loti the vot»·* of all
who are int#r<*»t«Mi In mmiiiiii; the
ittuti·-' lor him. He dae· not (ton
refuw· tonx .1* a < rtli.lUlste doe*
not darr to ref u··· to (|f», ju«t m>
lone he U a vuttut of xraft or Mark
null Λ* Ionic aa the paopU mule
: he « andldate·. the» tna% fipwt 'he
andt«tai«. after he grta In offl«*«v
to mulct Ihitll One nf the w»t
μηιαΙΜΊίΐ liiatru · Jiidg»· IB ih*
Mlltr lolflliil hu offite Swcaii»* ht
wai no' at ir to «tand financially th*
inroad* math- on hi· «alary by hi*
aollctloua ioaatttUvBia Haifa» New·
INauM a man may h» «<> unlm
portant μ ό t» a > and Maie for pwhltt
«fflt** bouid IKK be a«*»|H<»t a*
lirDM to " poll ht» It*.14 Th* »*ndi
•late t· no ni·»»»· re*|f>tiw)hte for th*
>><•1141 oc of «rtaool ltaw«, the pati
na «Ht of <*l«kmtl«M and mrh Hkc
4μ··β<Ιι than la an? «fart rlilM,
and th» omimr of ralliai «ina 'ht·
fta«a of •itta'ttahlp for iMtarrtmiaata
ruamtHtuoa ta. m a w< aa pen
M< tu a»Il support and «afluwarai
Thtt prartfr* haa ta un— m (*«»rai
• ha· ana » «o4 bm»b ah.> a.mld
twho-rwta» offar far offtr* are 'niai
w atay eat af th# r*or ha«eaaa of
<hia Man <tt lareaaoaaM* ud
Iwjr timm a
ta «aiial tpon ta raMrt
a *p" a
H aa; aot h* an t»·
tended, to Mit vote and influence for
the amount Involved. Talk of
"graft" among the office holder* is
common, but faced with the public
hold-up the raccenful candidate is
strongly tempted to reembur*e him
self at some one's expense. Too fre-j
quently it is the caae that the pay
attached to the office will not foot
the campaign expenses. We want
honest men in office, and generally |
speaking, we have them, but if any-1
thing can cause official corruption
this public graft can.
SUNFLOWER SERMONS
Atchison Globe.
It is easy to find fault with a good
thing.
The three graces: Loyalty, en- )
thusiasm and truthfulness.
However small a man's store, he j
! thinks he operates headquarters.
No one loves a crying baby, and the j
same is true of people who are grown
_^o—
After a man has worked hard to I
set a thing, he has to fight hard to
keep it.
You really ought to know some
things. If you do not, you will be |
laughed at.
A country woman in a restaurant
lis as scornful as a city girl who vis
its a country town.
What has become of the old fash
ioned farmer who got tight even·
time he came to town?
When a woman admits that her
husband is good to her she qualifies
it by adding "in his way." !
Have you heard a dull, sickening
thud lately? It is Everybody's Mag
azine falling back to its old place.
Where did you last see this quo
tation: "Fools' names and fools'
faces are often seen in public places."
We have often wondered if there
is anything in the average statement
that the police are making a diligent
ιttearch·
j "I've had a lot of trouble during
j !)!> life," an old man sa^ ·- in a recent
! wok, "but most of it never hap
pened."
Λ Clear Complexion and Bright Κ ye*. I
In most cases a sallow, blotched
complexion and dull heavy eyes an?
idue to poor digestion and an inactive
liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup
aids digestion and stimulates the !
liver and bowels and makes the com- j
] plexion smooth and clear. Orino
j I^axative Fruit Syrup does not nau
j seate or gripe and is mild and pleas- I
ant to take Refuse substitutes. B. j
i W. Fearis.
U Ν Η ΑΡΡΙΝ ESS DISPELLED.
Men nnrt Women I rmnlmou· Λbeot It.
Many women wwp and wall and refus*
: to be comforted because th«-ir oree mag
nificent tre*»es have become thin η J
failed. M .-.y mm Incline t pro'anlty
becau?e the file* bite through t'.-.o t!..n
thatch η their cranium·. It will bo pood
news to the miserable f b h «eies t
learn that N'eWhro's Hcrple! It» Ixa been
placed up'Wi the market. Th.* is the new
sculp Rirmlclde and antiseptic "hat act*
by destroy in sr the g-rri or micro: >e th.it
In the underlying cam· of all hair d···
•tructii n. Herpl<lde Is a re a· pr> ·>»· «
Uon, made after a new f> rrv ·. ;i m
entirely new principle Λη>· ->· v. 1 h .
ι tried It will testify an t·· :: wor Try
1 It yourself nnd be eonvtr el > 1-·»
le^dlnr dru(ç*ii«lp S»n,i l'y- in :>ta~'*
for »B»ple to The H.».-;uc Id* Γ > . De
troit. Mieh
Hiring Dtuk Co.. Serial Agent*
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WEATHKft Tonight fair waimrr
S»»nirda\ fnlr Thut»da) mas
ι rnlu. 62.
HAVE jour tvp*wrtt»'r cl^anrd at
P. 8. Pronk Co'·. tf
( ΝΟΤΙΓΚ Wn bar wned hand
loth·» le l'rrrtn 6 Sou tf
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shot «un. . h«Mp Mm· M il
WANTBI> ik'i f>#d hanil fnrnltur*»
1 and ntiiM'M Telephone 36S. ;.*p
PHONE 4·' Ray » stablr for the au·
lumobilr OmÎM tf
WANTED A kimhI roi hh row for h*r
!*m Bin S Fada*. M th«
.Vtefcv-I sttorv tf I
i t'OM HfiNT V ft* roma ttriin· n·
; Water «rilj wat*r. Mrt. U I*
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ru H s.\: κ λ intti ihw
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: IUTH V V El) T»« «u« B»rk»hlf»,
: w«*i«Jtt*K abtittt M ·"*/■?':
PI**·* .« I* H. A Hun. aid plww
IM. M»;
I POU HICCT JPw«*feml»*"d «r «·»
, fwrnuhitt <«>«· V»«h. and
4m· "X ' wrMlr tf
W %VT*I> Tbe tadl·» f· kirn» that
mm te*· (k« Nu la» η t«|»Mi ta dlf
fwraat <-oW»r» and «td'h· W«hm« ·
tîsrte·*». Rr«r ll<MMoa dtor» St
vV a Ν TBI· ¥w <-trr»Ur» and **m
plw (a dMrttei·. and «tu te 'a**
4#. ta «Il *fc* ttamn* i» Kl.!» <»··ιτ
\jrx miferd. adwrt ιΛ»β «fUtrttetar
femrl» 4r«| ««r# tf
to VdverlJww.
Copy for small ad« for the Daily
Lteht should reach this office not
later than 11a. »n. Copy Tor one
half and full page ads ehould be
handed in the day before.
Copy for email ads for Enterprise
should reach this office not later
than Wednesday at noon. Copy for
one-half and full paKe ad* should'
be handed in on Monday. tf
«Ο REMOVE
FRECKLES AND PIMPLES
I· to Days, Vm
NADINOLA
The Complexion Be*atlfier.
Tnt NADINOLA CIRL
Formerly advertised and sold as
SATIVOLA.
No change In formula or package.
The name only has been changed to
avoid confusion, as we cannot afford
to have so valuable preparation con
fused with any other.
MADIXOLA is guaranteed, and mon
ey will be refunded in every case i
where it falls to remove freckles, j
pimples, liver spots, collar discolora- ,
tions, black heads, disfiguring erup- j
tions, etc. The worst case in 20 j
days. Leave the skin clear, soft, j
healthy, and restores the beauty of j
youth.
Ρ rite 50 cents and $1.00. Sold in
each city by all leading druggist·,
or by mail.
Prepared only by
NATIONAL TOILET CO..
«>£»*** Τί'ΠΠ.
Sold in Waxahachie by all lead
ing druggists.
A Grand Millinery Opening
THE EMPORIUM
Nineteen Hundred and Five.
It is with sincere gratification that we invite you to
our Formal Opening of Ladies Trimmed Hats 'Ot\
Wednesday,
October Eleventh 1905
The grandest and Most Superb Showing of
Trimmed Hats ever brought to the city.
Refinement, proper designs, neat execu
tion—everything that proclaims the stylish
headwear. are some of the charms that
will he rtViik<ni/ed in this delightful dis
play. Come—and bring your friends
with vou. ... , .
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We Can't Help What
Others Say!
Our would-be Competitors may tell you all Kinds of
weird tales about our sale. We can't help that, but re
member that
The Sale Goes On.
We Know that our prices are a blighting fro«t to competition
but the people get the benefit. Our sales are increasing
daily. The people realize the fact that this sale is for their
good as well as for ours
LooK at These Prices:
Regular 60c lace curtains for
Regular 75< Lice curt uns î«.r
Regular 1 (Ni lace curtains at
Ri ^'ilar 1.J5 lace curtains at
Κι ir 1.50 la*, e ν uitptns it
Regular 1.75 lace curtains at
Rt j-ii.ii <)<' lace curtain» at
Regular J. 50 lace curtains at
Regular 4.(Kl lace curtain*- it
Refill tr '» (XI la. e > urtains t
Regular 7.00 lace curtains it
30c
49c
79c
89c
98c
$1 19
$1 29
$1.48
$2.78
$3 48
$3 98
The Whole Store I· On Sale ·Λ cut on every counter
saving on every shelf 7 «nier
Yours f(
ide.
D.EGGER
SON
The Leaders.
«rst; DHINO «-is*.
Lmtive Frat Syrup