The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1905-02-07

III know your denskrfek VIII be glad
toe, and III kerect that thar report
this very day, by telegraph IL you
!! say SC. oh, says he. You kin jiss
write the kerrecti0n In your next let
ter. told him would and Choice
went on his way rejoicin' for he
knowec he was shore to git iestice
from Jeemes Rainwater, tsich is my
reputashun for voracityl-
Well, havin patched ND matters
with Choice and got him In good
humor, | mosied on and who should
| run agiH' but John Garner, mad
der'n wet hen and pinted1y refusin
to speak to me. Well. always
liked John, 50 / walked up and slap
ped him on the back and says I.
How are they comm john"
You're n pretty Teller to ask SIGH
a question as that, when you've fist
wrote back to Texas and left the i'm
pressum that nobody's dom anythin'
here cep'n Jack Beali, John Stevens.
Brons Cooper and Morris Shepard,
jist because you never seed me at
the Capitol, when you ought TO
knowed | was busy In my office,
mailin' garden seeds TO my con-
stitchents, that a-bein' about the only
thing anewmember can do, but IL you
write many more SIGH letters to Tex
as. my deestrick Will be given the
job of mailin' seeds tosome other fell
Ter, and hereafter, I want you to be
more keerfuier about what you cay
In your newspaper about US fellers.
Why don't you come around like Bill
Steret does and asst us what we want
wrote back to Texas. That's the way
fust class newspaper man does, and
sich a man is always popler with the
eongrissmen, but you are goin' to git
yersef so onpopier here that you
never will be asked to have n drink
or have a ReEar by airy single con-
grissman. II you hain't more keerful
about what you say says John, list
a chawin' away on a segar, like he
was chawin' wax.
Well. promised John | never
would say nary mother word about
him not doin' nathin cep'n come
to him tlike Bill does) and asst him
WHIT 10 write ! am awful sorry ]
hurt Johns feelin's but m0ssed on
and lowd I'd hunt up Bill Steret-
interviewed airy other congressman
and find our the proper thing to
write about these fellers, for to be
shore ! want to stand In and be pop
Ter with all OF 'em. Well. jist then.
seed Bill and Albert Barleson a.
seandfn' By n winder a hayin' a urful
interexsin' chat and Bill a writin as
fast az he could, 30 | list lowd i
would interrupt them but would
sorter santer in the direction CO the
senate and interview Joe Bailey or
at least pay my responsiveness to him
THAT a besn' expected by these sena-
tors and representatives when body
comes TO Washington, but bless my
life when | got In that thar fine re-
ception room thar was Joe and Ar
thur Williams OF Houston Post. off
In one corner taIgtn' orfui conf
Dental SO | reekin Joe was tsllin
Arthur what 10 say. same as Albert
Rurleson was teiltn Bill
SO | meandered in the house gal
ery and bless nay life. ef George Bur
CESS want q maxim as fine speech
as ! ever hearn about this here in
state Commerce Commission.
George shore does want these rail
roads regulated and he Is agin' re-
hates observation-disclosures In rates and
all sich and he was arguin' of the
democrats 10 either gis on the side
~ the president or the side of tbs
railroads, 20 | reckin from Georges
| talk he's got plenty of money and
never rides on free passes so he hatnt
afeared To got@ agin the railroads
Teekia you have heered by this