The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-12-16
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The King OF sweden ~ dead The
democratic national convention goes
tn Denver. thu republicans To Chicago
Teddy swears he won't. Charley Gull
berson Is minority leader OF the nj
ted States senate. IL has ratDed every
week for the past nine weeks. the
cotton market Is as variable AZ the
Wind, cotton is nearly all out. som.
farmers have listed their land fot the
1908 crop. The Parker Amusement
company is in wasahachie The
Christmas turkeys time is about up.
The candidates are coming out land
right here ! wish 10 say ! failed To
mention C. A. pippin as one Of those
spoken OF for county attorney and
A. II Mcknight and Matter TAMIL
ton for tax collector.) The Bailey
matter Is still mp. the children are
looking forward to the holidays. The
Enterprise comes out this week In
holiday attire The business of 1907
is coming TO close. Let's all resolve
to get all the pleasure and profit
possible out of life during 1908 con-
sistent with the rights OF others. and
every one who has not already done
SO please hand me dollar for the
Enterprise next year. Come, all. and
let's join hands and march merrily
through the coming year.
J. II Hickman on No. 4, Waxa-
hachie, was there long time before
the route was. NJ A. Poge would have
finished listing his land last week
had it not rained NJ B. Kidd was
sailing down his meat He said he
was reasonably happy while he was
paying out his place but now that he
is out OF debt and some head is a
little restless. A. 3, Russell is a pros
porous young farmer and will now
prise readers.
J. F. Chapman, east of WaAahach
lie, said that if his acre of stock
beets is all as good as 40 yards he
weighed the yield is 20 tons. He also
stated that his cows doubled in yield
of milk since feeding them beets
that every thing on the place would
eat them except a hound pup and
the boys said they believed they
could teach him to eat
them. That looks like beets are 8
good crop S. H. Jolly is doing
thriving business at Rocket. r. d
Roberts on No 4, Waxahachie, wa!
/ on the way to his Busby farm. DR.
! A. G. Ferguson of Rocket has on
of the finest equipped country Off
! ces | ever say w o. Andrews an
d, r. s Andrews were both busy wit
hog killing T. S. CUncle Sam ha
been here more than fifty veal
without ever being accused of
wrong thVt l ever heard Of g.
Colt was busy getting ready to mo
but not too busy TO take the Ente
prise and Farm and Ranch.
j. r. Blake was gathering co
but went with me to the house al
showed me their baby which wake
at 8 months of age. Marvin Parl
was listing land near Red Oak o
the place where he was born Mr.:
! A. c. Bvrum and her grown up chi
! dren are prosperous and happy o
, Route ] Red Oak. 4. A. Eason wa
not at home but his brother set tn
paper year ahead. At Ovilla | me
great many readers, among whom
I were T. j. Fitzgerald. Ed Bingham
H. \. Curry, C. Il. Bryson and 7. J
Keesee. Mr. Keesee has been confni
/ ed to his bed but is up now. ! got
! good dinner and good dollar IRON
/ q. W. Barmon on Route |, Red OAK
/ Mrs. NJ f. Bennett made the ldrges
. payment for the paper ! have so faI
} received. At Waxahachie Friday anC
/ SNurday met J. T.. Knox. J. Is
TYLER. a &. March banks. Jr., j. y
Williams. from Route WaNahachi"
I X. " Ransom, No. ., &. l.. Nerkey
din. No. and ". II 1oneate. y. VI
Alsup said be landed here in 1881
and now sends the Enterprise to- hi
cousin. Mrs. Mary Brown. az Apple
ton. Tenn. 10 try 20 induce her t'
conn, Go. thou. oh reader and d,
UkeWi~, lo not mean send MIS-
Brown 20 paper. hut send b. to SONS
fusnd Ur relative m the state.
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