The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-17


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people ite hiH position on some on"
question sud they neither kFov nor
care anything about hnS uf his other
political Aariripet THE nlAform Dc
inr DISPOSED 81 ths ueKi Frmirmount
tiou a. the state constitution. an
old document adopted fhirty-thfee
wears ag8 when Texas Was "A frontier
country and semi annually patched
aud doctored eNnr since. with naS
Wind Of simlin headed or designing
fr'loA who happens 60 agree WITH
you on the doctrine OF predestina-
ton. he final perseverance Of the
saints. prohibition. Joe Bailey. W ).
Bryan or the auti-pass law go repre-
sent YOU 4 party platform Wrii't
bv some fellow who has managed hy
spending fortune so secure the
nomination for governor and state
constitution three times a. long as
the constitution OF the tnHad
states standing IN the way what
can you expect more than the craA
ton of more offices and the coll'o-
tion Of more taxes
As We SOW 50 shall We reap. Is
ar true IN politics as in religion. n
VI really desire good wholesome
legislation the thing to do Is to &C.
lect good honest, sensible men Hn
hampercd by senseless platform
and ask them so call constitution
al convention so that We can rup
cut and begin anew ! do not Oft n
get OFF on politics in fact 10 prracn
Is my mission and do not thiaN
se preachers should neglect oE"
congregations for worldly matte"s,
but this has been yelling up in me
80 long ! felt that ! must let it come.
win be good for a long time now
] think the last man / mentionad
last week was W n. Bellew. to
whom J. p Bellew on Midlothian
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Last Tuesday was so cold that when
| faced northward | backed out and
spent the night at Waxahachie.
Wednesday morning / boarded the
early train for Midlothian where !
found +. 7. Rea, the rustling. hust
ling insurance and ! believe land
man, SO busy he barely had time TO
hand me dollar, but that was
what | went after and did not care
whether he sat down and talked or
not. Mr.. Coward, a good citizen and
prominent planter on Midlothian 5,
was in town and renewed fer his
daughter, Miss Ella. y. w Wither- |
spoon, who conducts an extensive |
wood. coal and grain business, was
busy selling coal He said he came |
near mailing out check the day |
before for Mrs. Witherspoon's paper /
but felt. sure ] would call.
w. NJ. Sanford from Long Branch |
was In after a load of coal. Will is |
one of the best looking fellows in
the country and is not married. |.
M. Holden. who lived on the Nc
Kennon place on Waxahachie last /
year, now lives on Midlothian / and
will read the Enterprise. r. b.
Reeves on Midlothian / does not
court newspaper VIGOROUSLY and has
frequently asked me not to mention
him. AS | frequently spend the night
with him, Robbie and Mrs. Reeves,
| usually respect his wishes but as
found him cutting stove wood |
feel that ! must tell 1t. NJ A. McClel-
Ian was sowing oats. He showed me
25 or 30 head of fine shoats, some
of the Duroc Red Jerseys and some
mixed with black. ] found T. S.
Reeves at work on a foundation for
an addition TO his tenant house, He
did not have the dollar with him but
went to the house where Mrs.
Reeves gave me a good dinner and