The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-02-26

saaws aes the spirits al nsE lossd
ssss arc there so ~saFs as,
"a A Eispsau saa~~ great pgst.
Ia sseAasisysng Bis home sad be BIAS
Csc II tho pswftiest pisses Ia all shs
tuunfre aFuuna Nice uhsse hoas~.
orchard ~ias naiii good site. aaa
pswtsy ehllaren. and Billie aaosa All
shis setssf than sns nSs5y els@ snd In
happy nas TO ~ogid nj ~ = Charlie
o~cns IL hss uest door aelsaboy ana
x = fifsa ssssipS asss He has ~ifn
aud bahv and ~ in The seventh hsas*
.u. ~ cuaTse The aay ~sa there
they wrre @aahinr and Charlie sas
h.lpiug uca bless these msn aho
toye their ~iyep. and old Ellis coaa-
~ H. fuli ~ them
Rocket is ssill aoine business as
anaai and has done exceptionally
sell for the past year Sam Frnds
has general merchandise, Jolly
son carry a general line aud Frank
Ashley has drug store Dg II. W,
Aidirse has been pracsicing medicine
there for several years aud has built
~ an immense practice. lie IS q
skilled physician aud Is appreciated
hy his people Dr Aug. u. Ferguson
has recently located there for the
practice % his profession have
known of him for quite number Of
years and have always heard If him
as most excellent practitioner. He
has located among az good people
as ever the sun shono on and We
know he viii succeed.
Sunday. | go TO sunday school
where / teach class. Don't you
wish YOU were in my class? do
for | might tell You something. Then
comes the sermon which ! enjoy FOR
there was religion in IL as well as
a few literary flights Then | scan
the daily papers and walk out 10
the library There the assistant Lii
brarian. Mrs Mona Dunn, who is
none other than the gifted "McDee,
known to yon all as a contributor to
these columns. asks me If | want
any books. tell her mo" but ask
| j
magazines. She smiles. as good as
| to say II knew YOU couldn't read,
and she says. II wish you would say
| to your country friends that this IL
brary is for them as we'll as for the
people of the city. The donor. Mich
olas p Sims, intended ii to do good
| to the whole people of Ellis county,
| n people among whom he had lived
/ so long and who were dear TO him.
We will allow the country people to
keep the books longer than We allow
the city people to keep them, where
they live quite distance out and
1T is inconvenient TO get them back
on time ! don't know why the
country people don't take more in
terest in the library, | know many
T, of them read great deal. unless
they don't understand about the
rules. The use of the books do not
cost one cent to any one. II per
son wants a book deposit with the
librarian one doller, take the BOOB
out, read it, and return 1t and ge
another book and so on. When yo'
get through the dollar is returne'
to YOU A family ticket costs tire
dollars which allows you three
books at time. governed by the
same rules. 1t costs Il great dea
of money to buy all the books any
reading person or family wants &c
read. here we have them without
money and without price, and we
beg YOU TO make use of your oppor-
| tunity. The Librarian, Miss Gallo
way. or myself will always take
pleasure in suggesting suitable
books for children or young people,
will assist YOU in looking up refer
ences, quotations, facts, etc, and
do all We can TO interest YOU in good
reading" This library is for US all.
and | recommend that you 90 out
! there, get acquainted and get TO
reading some of the many useful
! books it contains. Store your minds
with useful knowledge, and it Will
be of advantage TO you in the world
| to come. MILFIN.