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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26


These gentlemen have won for
themselves permanent place IN
the affections of very many of the
citizens of Waxahachie. They have
been uniformly courteous and KIND
While Mr.. Boen has not shrunk, at
any time, from proclamins what
he believes to be the truth of the
Word of God. he has never forgotten
that to be Christian one must first
be a gentleman. His sermons have
been scriptural and interesting ana
effective. His extensive travels IN
this and in foreign lands have been
wisely used to add interest and point
to his sermons. MIR Conrad Is 81
Young man of rare talent and power
In song He is a splendid leader, ana
his solos have been such. both IN Sc
lection and In rendition. as have not
only been much enjoyed. but have
touched the hearts OF many VINO
have heard
These gentlemen will go from the
ctty CARRYING with them the respect
and best wishes of our people.
Mr. nocn Will preach his last ser
mon aud Mr. Conrad sting his last
song here tonight. So far as the pres
cut Is concerned The, viii be giad
to have an their friends present to
bid them "Good-bYe The church
aud the cyanEeiists extend a special
Invitation both TO those Christians
= who hold no church m'mhership
Z here aud to the unSaved to he pres
tsuf at fhls lsst service The SONS ser
si,e aiu brsin Et g..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
TO bANlSH GAMBLERS
leeisisiwe Assax< " tAe AxS3>sias-
i,ea si lett h(lem.

Aus,iu March &c Prompted bs
the foul murder that occurred In
For, Worth Friday. senator Harht-
sun yesterday morning introduced In
the senate bin that is a death blow
10 the gambler In speaking OF his
bin. Senator Harrison said intro
duced this bill because | thought
The law inadequate with reference
to gambling aud the running Of
gambling houses. The people are de-
manalnE the enforcement OF the law
on every hand aud If 1t takes the
lives OF good people they intend 10
enforce the Law wherever IL Is ylo-
lated am therefore In favor OF
making the law with reference to
gambling so strict that IL will either
drive the gamblers from the state or
send them to the penitentiary. The
motto OF the people Of the present
day seems 10 be enforce the law no
matter what the cost shall be. We
had lust as well now let the lawle
element know that the people who
are opposed to these things are GO
ing to govern this state. II would be
a slander upon the founders OF THIS
government to say that the people
are inadequate TO enforce their own
will Houston, Travis and Crockett.
the host of patriots that died for our
republic would have lived and died
in vain unless the people are permit
hA le,r
that govern this country.
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Up TO THE MANAGERS.
The Crisis Is Said to Have Been
Reached in Negotiations.

Chicago. Ill, March ga crisis
has been reached in the negotiations
between the railroads throughout
the west and their employees over the
wage question, and Its up to the
general managers, according to
representatives Of the fifty thousand
railroad employees who have voted
/ to strike unless their demands are
complied with. The reply of the gen
! eral managers to this senumen.
/, I'VE have conceded all Fe can.
At 10 O'Clock this morning botl
sides met in conference and unless
/ there is back down on one side o.
the other the most gigantic strike
in the history of transportation In
this country appears imminent. For
/ ty railroads with trackage of 95.-
600 miles and an annual payroll OF
1920, 100000 are standing together,
representing one-third of the rail-
road transportation business of the
country.
Opposed to this aggregation of
capitalists are the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen, with member
ship of 80, ,000 men, and the Order of
Railway Conductors, with a MEM |
bership of $1,000 The men demand |
an increase of l21a per cent and a |
working day of nine hours. The gen
eral managers have offered a 10 per |
cent increase without the nine-hour |
work day.
rhe work of counting the ballots |
cast by the men was completed at
midnight last night. The official
figures will not be announced until |
the men meet with the general man
ayers. but it was said last night that |
fully 50 per cent of the men voted |
in favor of calling q strike unless !
their demands were granted.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
RED SHIRTS TABOOED.
Katy Section Men Must Not Wear
Them While at Work

No more will the red shirted sec
ton man be picturesque figure
along the line Of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas Red shirts are ta-
booed-for section men--by q gem
eral order which has been issued by
General superintendent F.. M. Al
word Of the Katy lines north OF
Denison. Mr.. Alvord says that they
are not to be worn, andsin future !
(win be worth section foremAns
lob to allow one OF mis- men to com
to work wearing shirt of passion
ate red This order 1t is believes
will cause riots and strikes whert
Mexican Iaborers are employed on
! the Katy, for almost without excep-
tion they prefer to work in red.
The cause of the order is said to
be an investigation in which an en-
gineer cleared himself of the charge
of passing red flag by saying that
he mistooK the flag for the red shirt
of a section aborer. The engineer
came clear, but it was hard on the |
red shirts.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
MEETING WILL CLOSE TONIGHT
Eyanpclists Boen and Conrad 60
from Here to Palestine.

The meeting at the Main street
Christian church will close tonight
The intention was 10 continue
through this week. but Evangelist
Boen changed his plans. The church
AT Palestine is anxious TO begin
their meeting on Easter which VIII
be next Sunday and as Mr. Boeh
wishes to go home for few DAYS be
fore his next meeting he VIII close
here tonight. He has been married
more than eighteen years and tue
first baby In the home Is only SIN
weeks old. and Gas MIR Boen express
rs iD Just about this long twelve
inches) and It would be next To I'm
possible for him to hold another sue
cessful meeting without seeing
Josephine aud the baby Tie VIII
leave for Seymour tomorrow motn-
ing and MIR Conrad will so TO Pales-
tine to prepare the choir for the be
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
TRAIN RObbteY CASE
rleet lseseS Setust1 b Iry III Isea
1T Cetiea Deii Affs1.

New toatou. Tex. March @s -
The case of III. State of Texas w.
Bin Tabor. Indicted for robbery. MAS
called here yesterday and both sides
annonc@d ready for trial After The
usual preiiminaFie# the court went
Into the work OF selecting jury aud
three men were obtained before the
day was over /, is thought thar a
jury wili be secured today and that
the progress on the case from that
time on viii be rapid
The trial Of Tabor Is the ont
growth of the noted train robbery
OF the Cotton Belt train st Redwater.
in Bowie county, Dec. |. 1905. The
train was not held up and only the
express ear was molested. The rob
berry was not discovered until some
time after /, had occurred aud Mes
senger VIII Grissett was then miss
Ing from the car He was finally
found lying unconscious by the side
of the track He remained uncon~
scious In the company hospital at
Texarkana, lingering between life
and death for thirty days and then
recovered.
The robbers are supposed to have
gotten about $4,000 from the car,
and Dec. 26 Tabor was arrested at
San Antonio and charged with the
crime He was indicted for it and 1t
Is on this indictment that he is now
on trial
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DIVORCED COUPLE REL NITED.
Marriage Takes Place After Arrival
of Former Wife from East.

At the conclusion of the service
at the Baptist church Sunday night
and after the audience had dispersed
the rites of matrimony were celebra-
ted between, Mr.. 5. j. Needham and
Mrs Estelle Needham. the bride be
ing the divorced wife of the groom.
She arrived that night from the east
and was met at the depot by her for
mer husband 4 license having been
procured a few days before the cou-
pie went al once TO the Baptist
church. where they were reunited by
the pastor. Rev W NJ. Nevins
Mir. and Mrs Needham are young
people and had been separated sew
eral months Through friends and
relatives reconciliation was effect
ed and the couple decided Tor the
second time 20 enter into q matri-
mouiul alliance.
Mr Nccdham has been iu WaNa-
haehlc several months because ot
past family troubles he assumed the
name OF Cecil Denver upon his ar
rival iu the clty. and until the dis
.anreemruis between be aud hss for
mer wife were happily adjusted onlF
"a few of his musf intimate friends
know hts real name For some iim"
past be- has been employed at the
EatItouum cafe. where ~ has made
maus frieuds hg his wentiemanl2 de-
meannr NJ and Mm Nsedham
vtI make theiF homr in waSaha-
ehle. aud h. wli ,ouHuue iu The
emplot tmeut of fhr EaiiiefiHm
Mrr Nesdham ie fhr daushtef ot
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26

District Clerk Casothsrs has re-
,siscd from the ci~rk os thr court ~
criminal appesle the mandate sn th~
case oS GOV Wilson. whiCh was ~
nrmed lu Dallas ou March 8 VII
sau Is a urrre ani aas convicted si
ths ast .erm of disfarf oouft "a q
tlarqe af aeaHr to mufier iie vas
ven frfm os 'wo yvars lu the pee
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In Few dayN fu begin he s~nfenee
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26
GOT HIS HAIR BACK.
Was Perfectly Bald when He Started
to Use Newbr0's Herpicide

Frederick MANUEL. Maryland block.
Butte, Montana, bought bottle Of New
BROS Herpicide. April s. 80, and began to
use 1t for entire badness. The hair FOL
licles in his scalp were not dead and In
20 days he had hair all over his head
On July he writes. "and today my hair
Is as thick and lunuriant as any one
could wish" Newbros Herpicide works
on an old principle and with new as
covery-destroy the cause and you re
move the effect. Herpicide destroys tho
germ that causes dandrur. falling hair.
and finally badness so that with tho
cause gone the effect cannot remain
Stops falling hair at once and new
growth starts Sold by leading
druggists Send i0c. in stamps for sample
10 Tho Herpicide Co.. Detroit. Mich
Two slzes--60 cents ana ,Ioo
HOOD A CtKIi\, Druggists.
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HoOD A CtRIi\. Druggists.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26

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Fa.ess Honey aid Tar fof coughs.
onsas and lung troub3es q no' =fief-
ted hv ihe nsflonal pnf" fasd ana
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-03-26

$50 fts foiiowiue fnfnltufe deai
sf. asre. to eioss orr places oi hus.
lursH tf t.an p w excepting SstHf
Hst fem thf dafr Con Sept t@#i
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Sharp County record., 1907-06-07

Roscoe Jernigan and wife and
baby were here a few days lately
visiting relatives, and went from
here to Center to visit Mrs.
Jernigan's mother, Mrs. DolIie
Paden.
Prof. J. G. Albright andTT. 7,
Horn of Cave City ATTENDED. the
school commencement exercises
here Friday. Both were pleasant
and substantial callers at Record
headquarters.
N. H. La Bass and John Hog
gard of Long, I. T., are new
readers of the Record. These
gentlemen are former residents
of this county, and are now in
the mercantile business at Long.
Scott r. Welch of Lave Creek
township was here Friday wit
Messing the commencement pro-
gram at the school building. Mr..
Welch is a patron Of the school
and was we'll pleased with the
late term,
The sale of delinquent lands
occurs next Monday at the court
house. Very few tracts are for
sale in this district, the most Of
them having been paid on by
their owners since the list was
published,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Baker Of
Melbourne have issued invita-
tons announcing the approach
ing marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Virgie, to James B, Dickin-
son of Little Rock, The event
occurs June IS,
A subscriber at Mobley wrote
us last week that the Record had
not reached that place on Satur-
day in the past five weeks. The
Record leaves the Evening Shade
postoffioe every Friday morning,
and some postmaster somewhere
is not doing his duty, greatly to
the annoyance of this office.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07
JURY LISTS.
For The Term OF Circuit Court Al Hardy
Which COnyenes July /.
GRAND.

GRAND,
John J, Wirth, Burk Ladd,
Morgan Davis, Henry Butts, W.
K, Spurlock, Burrell Horton, A,
j. Tucker, W, W, Fisher, R, e.
Semple, j, f, Williams, G. A.
Caywood, Asa Kellott Sr,, George
Wilson, L. f, Martin, Cade
Martin, Leo Weaver,
ALTERNArEs.
Thos. W. Rogers, Roy Murphy,
Joe Golf, Chas, Jackson, Martin
Kissinger, j, M, Cook,
PETIT.
John Kocnig, VIM, Woavor,
Mllt Baker, B, l., Riokard, John
Reynolds, Or8in Dlokerson,
Joseph Holt, Wallace Horton, Ed
Pierce, James Armstrong, Robert
Daughorty, R, $, Biggors, George
Rice, Douglas Stalnaker. j, $.
Williams, Sam Orr, David Cash,
VIII Ham, w. G, King, james
Sims, Silas Shorrill, D, 8, Mad.
don, John Oylor, Lindsey Rogers.
ALTERNATEs,
VIII Baker, win Wlrth, Newt
Diekerson, Ambrose Henson,
Frank Ritchio, Y, c, Chapman,
James G, Holt Jro John spurloel,.
jerry Hardin,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07

John Pickett and his sister,
Miss Lula, returned to their home
at Franklin Monday, after spend
ing several days here with
friends.
James Norris Of Poughkeepsie
was transacting business in town
the first part of the week, He
placed his subscription a year in
advance.
A marriage license was issued
a few days ago to w. G. Dixon
and Miss Rosa Dobbs Of Clark
son, The bride is only fifteen
years Of age.
Prof, and Mrs, w. H. Watkins,
Misses Bessie and Ruth Herrn
and Claude JerDigan are at New
port attending the Jackson coun-
ty teachers institute.
Twin daughters were born to
Mr., and Mrs. Melvin Simpson,
who live three miles north of
town, last Thursday. One of the
infants has since died.
- Assessor r. B. Clear began
assessing the taxable property Of
the county last Monday at Cave
City. James O, Wasson of Scott
township is assisting him,
G, e. Wiles was in the city
Wednesday taking orders for
groceries for a st. Louis house,
He has lately moved his family to
Batesville from Cushman,
Not a marriage license has
been issued in two whole weeks
in the Northern District, but the
girls are not to blame for that,
declares the Hardy Herald,
The latter part Of last week a
marriage permit was granted by
the Clerk to Simon Calhoun of
jackson county and Miss Lizzie
Woods of Johnson township,
County Examiner f. e. Hulen
of Lawrence county attended the
commencement exercises Of the
Evening Shade Normal School,
returning to his home at Imboden
Monday.
Marvin, the five year old son
of Rev. and Mrs, C, W, KAY
anaugh, died at their home near
Mammoth Spring o few days ago,
Rev, Kayanaugh recently left the
Sidney community and located at
his present home, Many friends
sympathize with the family in
their bereavement.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07

The farmers report no stands
in cotton, and the plant is dying
from the effects Of the cold,
rainy weather, Altogether, crop
prospects are probably as poor as
the country has had in years.
Our old friend M. F. Street OF
Calamine sends US new sub
scriber and some encouraging
words. We very much appreciate
such good friends as Street who
put in a good word for the paper
at every opportunity.
Hon. W. E. Davidson of Love
was here Friday attending the
commencement exercises. He
was accompanied by his daugh-
ter, Miss Anna, who was a men,
ber of the last faculty, and his
son, Ransom, a former pupil of
the school.
Mrs. L. Slavin, who left her
home here several weeks ago for
Montezuma, ILL.,, where she had
relatives, died at that place last
week Of consumption. Mrs. Sla-
vim was 81 years of age, and be-
sides the husband, leaves a son
nine years old.
At a meeting of the Odd Eel
lows Wednesday night the fol"
lowing officers for the ensuing
term were chosen: e. l.. Dick
erson Noble Grand, J, R. Met
calf Vice Grand, G, w. Parsley
Secretary, c. L. Coger represen-
tative to the Grand Lodge.
The Springfield Business Col
lege wants young people from
this county to take a course in
Telegraphy, or Bookkeeping and
Shorthand, on positive guaran-
tee Of a good situation, If the
situation isnot secured the money
for scholarship will be refunded.
Last Friday while Pinoy was
past fording, John White, who
was driving team belonging to
W. G., Shaver, drove into the
stream, when the wagon became
uncoupled and young White
had to swim to the bank. The
team swan to shore with the
front wheels Of the wagon, but
the hind wheels and bed went
down the creek some quarter Of
mile and were fished out several
days later,
J, D. May had an examining
trial here last Saturday before
M. F, Kinney Esq, Our readers
are more or less familiar with this
case. May was accused Of
slander, the action being brought
in the name Of the State by Caleb
Evans, who alleged that May had
wrongfully made statements con-
Meeting him with the negro dis.
turbanco that took place here
last December, The crowd that
heard the examining trial filled
the court room, q good deal Of
interest having been manifested
in the case, After hearing the
evidence, Justice Kinney dis
charged the defendant without
bail, There were no startling
developments during the trial,
and who ran the negroes is still u
question.
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07
THE PEABODY NORMAL.
Funds Have Been Provided And Normal
viii Be Held At Cave City.

The Peabody Teachers Nor
NAL will be held at Cave City,
beginning next Monday, June TO-,
and continuing two weeks, The
State Superintendent has desig.
mated Prof, Hopkins of Little
Rock as instructor for this Nor
NAL,
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07
LOCAL NEWS.

llSl,
Lots of drummers are coming
to town.
j. W. Claxton of Polk was here
Monday,
Druggist Snow connected with
a chill Tuesday.
Mrs, Lucy Gordon returned to
Jonesboro Thursday.
Harve Ritchie was down from
Ash Flat one day this week.
L. H. Shaver's grocery front
is receiving a brand new paint
ing.
Last Saturday was probably as
rough first day of June as you
ever saw.
Probate court for the Southern
District convenes in regular term
next Monday.
Arthur Snow left Tuesday for
Batesville to spend a few days on
pleasure bent.
Charles Stokes was housed up
again lately two or three days, a
victim of chills,
1t is whispered that there are
to be some weddings in Evening
Shade right soon.
Mrs. L. H. Shaver was quite ill
the first part of the week, but is
much improved since.
Twins, two bouncing boys,
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. D.
Berry Tuesday morning.
John Oyler, one of our good
friends at Ash Flat, sends us
some subscription money.
George W, Carver of Spencer
vile, |. T., RENTS the coin for
some reading of the Record.
A boy, weighing ten pounds,
was born to r, b. Clear and wife
Thursday night Of last week.
D, F. Wilkes of Sullivan town.
ship, who was here Saturday, set
his subscription a year ahead.
The report is out that S. l..
Shaver Of Scott township will be
q candidate for sheriff next year,
Miss Julia Herrn entertained a
number Of her young friends last
Friday night. Ice cream was
served.
The Masons held a meeting
Saturday night and conferred the
first and third degrees on can
didates,
The rains descended again Fri.
day and Saturday, However,
the weather this week has been
favorable.
Misses Annie Wilson and Jane
Price returned Friday from Scar
cy Galloway College having
closed its term.
Marriage licenses were issued
to but four couples by the Clerk
in the Southern District during
the month of May,
W. G, Shaver is making prop
arations to open a hotel here, He
has had considerable experience
as host to the public,
G, M, Byrd, one Of our many
readers at Poughkoepsie, helped
us out in financial way while in
the city a day or two ago,
Leo Baker, a mighty nice
young man of Scott township,
was doing business in Evening
Shade one day this week,
A Childrens' Day program will
be rendered at tho M, E, Church
South next Sunday, and every.
one is invited to bo present
DR., Ferd Andrews Of Glover
Bend, an ex'Sharp county oid.
zen, RENTS q dollar for another
years reading Of this paper,
Da,t tU ~ INiiIs ..aaia,, = A. .
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Little Rock. Ark. /
MAY 10, 1907.


Notice is hereby given that Benjamin =. Shirley
of Evening Shade, Ark, haa filed notice of hIa In.
tenton to make final Five Year proof In support of
his claim visi Homestead Entry No 2875p mnde
Dec o. lsOo, for the southeast quarter southeast
quarter, section 20, township 10, north. range d
west and that said proof will bo made before Tho
Judse of SHARP County at Evening Shade, Ark.
on July 10, 1907,
lie names the following witnesses to prove bIa
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of lhe
land yiBl '''s
ISAIAH Wright Milton Wright Robert kent
G' H. Matheny, all of MaSville, Ark,
II, II, Myers Rogiator
FOLEYSfIONEYaubTA
''"pssns cough and heals lungs
Sharp County record., 1907-06-07
Probate Court Notices,

Notice IA hereby given that the following na"'''
administrators and guardians filed accounts ~,
rent at the March term, 1907 of the f'oO'w
Court for the Southern District of sharp cV's
for settlement with their respective estates v"" a
Gertrude Hutchinson. guardian Jellie su'''''
and BESSIE bacon, minors.
Monday July 1, "a
upper North township, WIrih, Tuesday '"v
Lower North township, Coats, Wednesday, '''
,,
Hardy township, Hardy, Thursday ffluA' '
Saturday, July 4, B and o. .
pihey Fork township. Evening Shade ''''
from Monday July 3,
Please brng Title Papers or Tax Re'e'"
pyoId mistakes,
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hniteEe IperttSfenRtrter for Sono,t.
rns-9otteriet urS Sufel CONS Roit.
Sorlioer at erfIrrc fig FpIbige
t1tSuiFgeSe o. anfIngcoe ogiaa ! ID
ubTepere til Reaiertngeits Rpnbtgbe'
Der ale 2ottcrtbpeer % orhre Iaru.
iernGIin, bert5Iarbt Srpfferiet / @iI.
utiiletpu, Del, km / aarrois bar be-
ierpet Srptutuecr at 2utterfSeSlerne.
Gommeren iLnghe Ws,dfter til en-
fautIet Gum al 1924, 600, foroeIt
pon life mirrbre e1b 80 EiItoIte.