The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1906-10-15
hlLfIN IN THE FIELD


ana many NAhttttNA 4fhA&tHt anu kt@t
az All an up-to-date citizenship who
want the best that is cat aud are
willjnE go make a pGll for g. a. J
Florey r. there and has big store
and is doing big business as usual.
he ia business man in every re-
spect and is worth great deal TO
his town and country Nhen sou
talk to a farmer over There about The
price Of cotton they viii tell you that
FIorcy will give as much as any
body and a little more II he takes q
notion to / asked Mr. Fiorev how
be managed TO give more for cotton
than the New York quotations show
ed Il was worth He says. Il am a
merchant and handle most everything
and can pay more for cotton than
the cotton buyer can give ! buy
cotton and pay cash for f. then take
my chances on getting my part OF
The trade Farmers are not migrate
full and like other men viii buy from
the man who buys from them all
other conditions being equal; and !
buying cotton ! calculate on losing
a dollar on each bale, the cotton buy
cr can't do that The merchants
should buy cortun---it will bring him
trade that he cant get otherwise.
Mr.. Florey started in business a few
years ago on small scale, Of course,
/ ! don't know what he is worth now,
/ but from The looks OF things around
| his store | judge he is no pauper. He
| Is not busted" and III bet he won't
I be the next time We hear from him
either MIR. Martin, who was con-
stable over here few years ago.
! and made a good officer. too. is there
| in business and is doing we'll. DR..
| Shytles. who used to practice at Mt.
Peak. is there and enjoys good
practice, for he was writing prescrip-
lions nearly the whole time | was
there. saw on the streets that day
II. II. Hicks, B. T. Wise. Edwards,
Washington. and many more Ellis
countians who looked mighty good
to me.
Mrs. NJ e. kincaid has fine crop
and manages her business we'll. She
saws she likes to know how the world
is getting on, so she takes newspa-
pers and the Enterprise has first
place. j. w. Stafford | found load
ing up cotton for the gin He wore
his usual broad smile and "plunked'
down for the two big papers-Enter-
prise and Dallas News. As the shades
of night drew down | pulled in to j.
! l.. w Forbes. He and his wife were
gone but his little boy, Forbes like,
lsays: Come in and stay-that don t
make any difference, IN get UP
something to eat" Later, Mr. and
Mrs Forbes came, but that boy is
alright and will go to congress j
: he wants to, for he has the qualifi
, cations of a vote getter. ! knew Mrs
Forbes kinfolks in Kentucky, on
of her uncles represented my count!
several terms in the legislature. Mr.
Forbes was born and raised near Mt
Peak and he and all the other Forbes
have always stood in the forefront il
the developing of this great county
A. 3. Boles says, Yes, III hir'
YOU and furnish you a sack" HI
has a big crop but was short OF
hands, but he viii get them later
IN. J. Hollabaugh says, pick thi
. row out and III subscribe | pick
, ed and he subscribed. J. w. Battle
lives i'm a brick house and keep
comfortable. hot or cold. r. Il. Rote
has as fine cotton as anybody. II
has plenty of hands 100, but som
= |0f them We're sick, having East Tee
tas chius. hut he said be- would 500
.srrp that and then the cotton woui
.uy G. F.. McCaleb brars ON on
3 paper and says he wouldn't do Will
.e out 3d. BE has q fine crop and wi
= IOuue out ahead this good year
20 81 Higgins I- living In % new hou
Iuud has plenty OF room. Joo Aide
~ dee told We t auer one on him, Do
DON'T want fo i.ht $50 won't trI
.I|E a.. dinner 90 Hr Edwards
Boo ..I.- here from .uuyssee o. year a
'l ...i win liyu mort year .n Wulu
.r county
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