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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-04

There are so many hypocrites that
you can be perfectly consistent In
smiling into the face ola man you
would like TO smash
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Chambcriain's Cough Remedy Most
Effcctuai.

Il have taken a great many bot
ties of Chamberlain's Cough REM
edy and every time II has cured me
/ have found IL most efectual for n
hacking cough and for colda. After
taking IL a cough always dis
appears" writes j. r. Moore. Lost
Valley. Ga. For sale by Curiin's
Two Drug Stores. cod adv
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Women adore men who love their
wives, but not many women think
much of the man who is always fol-
lowing his wife everywhere.
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While horses may become scarce
III the course OF time. there always
will be several horse laughs In each
community.
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When you have q society item
for the Daily Light call Miss Ssttie
Middleton. Phone number 6so. II
takes some time to get all the de
tails Of saeh social function aud ths
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-01-04

You will he treating your frieads
better If you don't treat them.
Some people -eem 20 set dis
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A woman also differs from man
In that she can spend considerable
time shopping without spending any
money.
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Sabiec, TO the action of tbs
Shiss man's primary.
Fcr City Assessor and Collectors:
HOYLE JOHNSTON.
a. J. JORDAN
BEN G. HENDERSON.
CARROLL TODD.
Wilt HINES
FOR City Marshal
T.. MORLEY
!. l.. PLANT.
W a. BEx.
JOHN DAVENPORT
CHARLEY PEARSON.
For City Secretary:
JOE EVANS.
For city Treasurer
LYNN u. LASsWELL.
For Cts Attorney
RoBT. l.. SULLIVAN
w II. FEARS.
For Alderman. Ward -
GEORGE PATTEN.
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JANUARY,s SLOWING Up"

Winter indoor life, heavy food
and irregular exercise cause a dull,
tired feeling. Foley Cathartic Tab
lets tone up the stomach and bow
els, liven up the liver, cleanse the
system and give the light, free feel
ing of proper digestion and good
health. Do not grippe or nauseate.
Curlin's Two Drug Stores. adv.
Those new laced shoes for ladies
have such high tops that it can well
be said now that shoe clerks have
positions, not mere jobs.
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WAR ODDITIES.

!, LONDON, Jan. 4.-rhe
) Prince of Wales has worn out
) five uniforms since he went to
) the front in November, 1915.
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management OF this paper will ap
preciete It II you will assist by giv-
Ing ner the particulars as early -
possible.
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR 4 COLD.

) Says Cream Applied In Sostfils
; Opens Air Passages Right Up.
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day evening between towel Hdw.
20 aud Bedford. Cafe Please
leave a. Howell Hhw c. 24tpd
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WANTED.

Young ladies' from age
of is 10 so years 20 take training
Address supt. waxahaehis Saniiart-
um. 2isdh
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LOST or FOUND.

LOST-An automobile mua chain,
near Sims-Thomson garage. Notify
Pick Hardin. 80
LOST -On College street, a brorn
and white feather neck piece. FiHd-
or return 10 Mrs. G -. Pickett aud
get reward. "a
LosrLFufpla 4Iik crepe veil. FFi-
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LosT-iFafpIs DC ereRs ~. fFl
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Some nice hens and
pullets old phone so0s-eR. stspd
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FOR sALE-One good organ.
cheap sea East Main street gss
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
ARNOLD'S SLAYER AT LARGE
Bandit Wanted Here Escapes Prison
Al jefferson City, Mo.

l., A, Wilson, who was serving q
term In the Missouri state peniten'
tiary for bank robbery, committed
in the early part of 1915, escaped
from that prison last Friday and is
now at large, according to a dis
patch to the Little Rock Gazette
Wilson Is under indictment IN
the Southern District Of this county
for murder In the first degree In
connection with the killing Of K ~
Arnold al Center In November,
1914. Wilson and a companion
named Y. P. McPhearson attempted
to rob the bank at Mountain Home
and the news was sent out over
the surrounding country A poste
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
H0w's This2

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure.
+, j, Cheney g. Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j, Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honor-
able in all business transactions
and financially able to carry ont
any obligations made by his firm,
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces. Testi-
monials free,
Sold by all Druggists Price
75o per bottle
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipation
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TMn
CONSTITUTION OF THE STATE
ANQAa.

Notice Ia hereby given that the fol-
lowing Joint resolution, proposing an
amendment TO the state Constitution
was passed by the Genera Asssmbeay, s aba,
the s0,ns will be submitted TO tho elees
tors OF the State at the. next general
election, to be held Tuesday, November
I, 1915, for adoption or rejection.
Proposed Amendment No. H.
That the following Is hereby nro-
tuition OF the state OF Arkansas, which,
when agreed TO by n majority OF a.!
members elected to each house and
ndoptod by a majority OF the electors
OF The state voting at tho next gen
eral election for senators and repre-
sentatlves, shal become part on the
Conattuton OF tho State OF Arkansas
'soetion l. The county courts IN
their rcspeotive counties, In addition TO
the county tax now allowed 10 Do lev'
led, shall have power when authoTiseo'
as hereinafter provided, 70 levy an an.
tho dollar on all taxable propefty
which shalt bo collected and expendsn
in making and repairing public rotd
aud brIdgos In their respective ooun'
Ties and said court shall have power,
after authority given es herelnaat,ter
tbTee mills on the dollar on all taxable
pfoperty for period OF time not to
psSpsd thirty yenrs, TO borrow money,
Issue bonds and pledge the revenues
nrialng from the tax loy,ed TOT = pa
rlod on time, 10 pay the Interest anu
prinelpal OF any sum or sums 80 p9,.
rewed, All bonds Issued by altheilty
berain eiVen shall bear rate or inter
al not 10 exceed per cent per ehhumi
hii sums nc borrowed shall be used eh.
SFitisIvsiV In making and repairing ths
ntbiic roads and bridges In the ooun,y,
Tbs annual tax and the tax for perloa
~ yenra shall not both be levied anu
bn In force NJ the snmo time IN ny ny
eountVEthe levy OF one shsu eseluoe
Inc ieyy OF the other, ,,
'nf f,efefe is any levy OF !sxes herein r.,,s. su,
thafigsd shall be made. the duesuoss
~ is,tine such tan shall be subtfiitteo
"a ~ auallned electors on the oounnus
sy - ,nsfhi or speelal election eeIiso
"a, NU ( purpose, at which majoilY
t,Nv mallned electors yotlns AZ susv
an sisc, ,ion nhall have voted In fsvof .,
sueh levy OF taxes ,s.
uAppfeved February D. 1919, A., Ar.
Tbs abeVe resolution was nlee ~ ~
ofiee Of the secretary OF state on feo-'
ruary snsh s,astSr may vote for or srsisss
a., n abnyn amendment, 49,.
"vyItpess my ofleial signature TINS
,oM aav az April, ieie, oAaua
iV'h ee' hARtn w, Mopalab,
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08

up from Batesville Sunday and
spent a few hours with relatives
here. They made the trip in their
new automobile, n
Y J. T, Harrell went to the Liberty
cemetery, in Independence county,
to attend the burial of Bart Brickle,
an old citizen of the Pfeiffer section,
who died Monday. I
Mrs Effie Shaver, Mrs. P. H. Sui
livan and Jack McGinness of Grange
were here last week renting prop
erty, to which they will soon move
in order to get the benefit of our
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emmett Glen are
rejoicing over the arrival of a new
daughter at their home. This fact
should have been recorded in a
former letter to the Record, and we
beg the young ladys pardon for the
omission.
Mrs T. A. Simpson died at her
home at Batesville last week, fol-
lowing a brief illness. Mrs. Mary
Simpson and W. T. Witten OF this
place and W. |. Simpson of Maxville
attended the &uneral. The bereav-
ed husband has many friends in
this community who extend to him
the sincerest sympathy.
Estel Simpson closed term of
school near Pouehkeepsie Monday,
returning home Tuesday, The school
was closed because of the fact that
so many people are now busy pick
Ing cotton and the further fact that
a large number OF families in that
section are leaving for other parts
of the country IN search Of employ.
ment,
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08

composed of Boss Wilson of Frank
lin, W. L. Jackson of Myron, Rufus
Wolf of Ash Flat and R. X. Arnold
of King Mills trailed the two men
to Center and located them at the
home of J. M. Hargrove, who was
keeping hotel. The posse COM
manded the men TO surrender and
a general fight ensued. When the
smoke of battle had cleared away,
Arnold was dead. McPhearson
was so badly wounded that he soon
died, but Wilson was uninjured and
made his escape.
In a few weeks Wilson was cap
tured at Antlers, Okla, but made
his escape before Sheriff Kirtley
could reach there. A little later he
was caught in a bank robbery in
Missouri and sentenced to the peni-
tentiary, from which he has just
escaped.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
MOUNTAIN HOME COLLEGE
WILL Open SOON

All friends of education are in
vited to be with us at the opening
exercises of Mountain Home College
on September 18th. We shall not
teach on Mondays regularly but on
Saturdays. Our opening exercises
will be on Monday.
The present outlook is good for a
large attendance and the opening
day promises to be a good one A
number of prominent people will be
invited to take part in the exercises
and the teachers will assist in max
ing the occasion enjoyable.
Many students believe they can
do as we'll to come the second or
third week OF school but that is a
mistake. The student who has been
enrolled before school opens and
who is getting familiar with things
about the school has great advan-,
taee over one who comes in after
the opening. We shall begin enroll
ine students September fifteenth.
Help for poor boys and girls can
be given by furnishing a few boys
with work to pay tuition and a few
girls positions in good homes where
they can pay their board, or part of
it, by working,
Cataloe giving full information
will be sent on application.
H.F. Vermillion, President.
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
CAVE CITY CHRONICLES
Short Paragraphs Of News that Will
Interest Record Readers.

Neil Buree closed a very success
fell term Of school at Calamine
Friday
Rev. W. H. Stewart is this week
engaged in series of meetings at
Mt. Tabor.
Rev. W. R. Albright spent Satur-
day and Sunday at Batesville, the
guest of relatives.
Miss Annie Harrell recently spent
a few days as the guest of Mrs.
Chas Bowers of Mobley.
This section of the county was
visited by good rain shower Fri
day, which was very welcome,
Dr.. G. 7. Lamar returned Satur-
day from Walnut Ridge, where he
spent two or three days as a witness
in court.
Prof. J. W. Taylor and wife were
at Batesville Monday doing some
shopping and having some dental
work done,
Little Miss Aleen Lamar, daueh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Lamar,
Is quite sick, suffering from remit
tent fever,
j. P, Eason of Emery, surveyor Of
Sharp, was here few days ago, He
Is now engaged In selling Rawleishs
medicines,
Mrs. Eta Jones Of Mobley was
here Tuesday en- route to Sidney to
spend few days among relatives
and friends.
Cotton picking Is on In full blast
Our farmers are anxious to get the
crop out, ginned and sold, while the
price Is good
Rev Luther Love of the Sidney
section delivered interesting sermons
at the, M, Z, Church last Sunday
morning and Sunday night,
Culbert Nichols, son of l. S
Nichols, has been on the sick list fol
several days, He Is suffering from
an attack Of remittent fever
j. I. Jones and bis daughter
Miss Eta, will soon move 10 Bates
vile TO reside, Their many friend
will regret 10 see them leave,
A good number OF Cave City peo
pie were at Calamine Sunday In at
tendance at the Holiness camp meet
Ing, which they report is drawinI
large crowds,
r W Brewer and family earn
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
The ASH FLAT NEWS
Paragraphs Of Interest From The
Next Town On The North.

NcAt IUWII VII Int NUTtH
C. D. Richie has purchased the
W. V. McVey residence property
in this town.
Mrs. Ulysses Garner has been
quite sick for several days from an
attack of fever.
Elder R. A. Robins, the Christian
minister, left Friday for Alton, No.,
to hold a series of meetings.
A good shower Of rain fell here
Friday, but the earth was so very
dry that the rain seemed to do but
little good.
Richie, the little son of Elder
and Mrs. R. A, Robins, was on the
sick list a day or two this week, but
is now improved.
The farmers who have cotton are
picking the staple. The cropis very
light in this section of the county,
owing to the drouth.
A number of the Woodmen of
the World from Ash Flat we're in
attendance at the big celebration
at Williford Saturday.
More shock fodder has been saw
ed in Richwoods township this
season than was ever saved before
in any single season.
Marvin Stephens and family are
spending a few days at Calamine
visiting relatives and friends and
attending the Holiness camp meet
ing.
R. E. Semple, living near town
has just completed the task of fill
ing his silo. We need a good many
more farmers in this country like
Mr. Semple.
I W. W. Bristow informs us that
he will probably move his family
to this place from Myron next
week. Our people will welcome
them among us again, 4
4 Jack Haskins and Miss Eta Rob!
erts were joined in holy wedlock
Sunday. Their many friends join
the writer in wishing for them
much happiness and success. I
Jim Booth of this place and Miss
Flossie Jones of near Williford were
united in marriage Sunday. Many
friends Of the happy young couple
will wish them many years OF USE
fulness.
Phillips g. Bristow have torn down
their old gin and mill site end NOV
ed their machinery closer to town,
1t being located noS just west Of
the Methodist church The Gin will
be in running order in a few days
Several citizens from different
portions Of the country have been
here lately making arrangements to
move their families here In order
to take advantage of the school
facilities. The term will open on
September lS, and prospects ore
that the opening will be a most
auspicious one
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
LETTER FROM C0RINTH
Breezy News Notes About The People
OF Davidson Township.

here on visit with relatives.
Troy and Make Holt made a
business trip to Lawrence county
last week.
Mrs. Johnnie Weaver of near
Hardy spent last week with rela-
tiveS and friends here.
Johnny Arnold and Miss Hattie
Clear we're married a few days ago.
Many good wishes to them.
The young people of this COM
munity enjoyed a good song service
at the home of P. H. Holt one night
last week.
Sam Spurlock and family are
moving this week to near POrtia,
where they expect to reside for a
Wnlle at least.
Ralph, the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Marcus Rogers, has been suf-
fering from a burn on the hand,
but Is better now.
A large number of our people
are leaving here in search of work.
Most of them are going to the bot
toms to pick cotton
Lawrence King and Miss Myrtle
Warren were joined together in
holy matrimony Sunday. We wish
them many happy days.
! { Prof. carney Kelley will close his
school here Friday with program
by the pupils. Prof. Kelley has
taught one of the best schools this
district has ever had.
Stoner Foreman and wife, who
live over in Lave Creek township,
are rejoicing over the arrival of a
brand new girl at their home.
Mother and babe are doing well.
,
Floyd, the 12-year-old son of
A. F. Rogers, received a painful
burn on the face a few days ago
when he set fire to bottle of
pow der, which exploded in his
face.
j. M. Whited and Harve Richie
began making sorghum last week.
They are making some fine syrup,
but on account of the dry weather
and the short crop there is not
much cane to make up this season
j. T. Spurlock received tele-
gram Saturday stating that his son,
Owen Spurlock, is very low with
typhoid fever at Caney, Kansas.
AS Mr. Spurlock has been in poor
health for some time, P. H. Holt
went to Kansas in answer to the
telegram. N
Quite a few people are picking
cotton in this section. The crop is
turning out well, considering the
dry weather. Corn will make about
half a crop, but there is lots OF
hay, and with a very large mast
crop this country will come out all
right, in spite Of the drouth.
W. w. Horton, our road overseer,
is doing some much needed work
on the road leading from King
Mills to Hardy, which is much ap-
preciated by our tie haulers espec-
tally. May the time soon arrive
when we will have better roads,
Let 1t be by the Alexander law Or
any other way almost, just so we
eet better roads,
Sharp County record., 1916-09-08
nl| NOTES FROM SIDNEY
3. c,,|z;ls Are Thrown From mu'es
u Painfully Injured.

The INNING Sed0oh 49,
\ 'ere Monday. Four bales were gin
ed that Gay.
~ pruce and son, Homer, wer'
A';,;nd| 4 elatives at Sandtowl
sturday and Sunday
o,,,so and Evans, children o
H. watson, are suffering from al
|ttack dttyphoid fever
Homer Phillips, who is teaching
ool Il Davidson township, speD'
K wedk end with home folks.
II Smith spent several days
par{syille last week meeting
5.ods apd looking after business
Frue1f Halliburton of Williford'
ottop ieporter, made his first trip
~ tbB season one day last week.
F$SMcNealy, a splendid old
snflemAn from Mt. Pleasant, was
,eetind bis many friends here one
|ay last week.
Nj. aid Mrs. J. P. Founders return
"a from Batesville the first OF the
',Aak. where they had been on an
Ilend@ visit.
Sfaoi|en Cole and family were
li1Ifin1|Mrs Coles brother, HerShel
(frou in the Mt. Pleasant vicinity
|Ist SaEnrday and Sunday.
3. fEvans, who is employed at
slore of John L. Evans at Bates
|I|n. nSent a few days the first Of
(Esw1sk with home folks.
Will Story, road overseer, is doing
loue batch work on some of the
oads 81 Sullivan township. This
Iork vas very much needed.
Everett Richie and Gus Orr
I,rominent school teachers of Mt
Pleasant, were here one day last
Week minsline business with pleas
\ j. LPorter of Bethesda, insurance
onf With the Mutual Aid Union,
Pao h6re one day recently looking
||lor uatters pertaining to his COM
H ~ Hood, druggist, and r. C.
EoO fs, cashier of the bank here,
few days at Batesville the
h Of the week transacting
Sallie Rucker and sons,
and Fred, of Pine Bluff, are
ests Of Mrs. Fuckers father
NJ hother Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
dCh6ban, near here.
6n Bone and wife, Ernest
Walter Yeager and Luke
on spent a few days the
|Ic| part of the week at Calamine
1|l0ndlne the Holiness camp meet
B, Arm and family will soon
|Qoye to Batesville, where they
t>ke advantage of the excellent
in that CITY, This enterpris.
1mily will be greatly missed
people of this town and
|nunity were very much delight.
n Bee the rain which fell last
1ly This was the best rain tC
here since some time In June
people took advantage Of |,
|nd owed turnips.
M Griffin, who lives at this
|ace and Miss Ruby Marlin ol
'onnson township were quietl,
led at the brides home las,
lay Rev G, j. Wade, pastor
NJ, E, Church South here
punced the words that made
!ne man and wife. Their man,
dS wish for them a life of con
NaEed happiness
81 Thursday Nat Arm wal
nl9wn from d mule and sustained
Qsloeated arm and some uel,
QFuIBes about the face The dialo
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-08
BUENA VISTA
, + ++++++++ =

G.. A. Wells was a Wells station
caller Thursday.
Miss Alma Howard of Lebanon is
visiting at the home of Mrs. NJ. V.
Prather this week.
4 wool earding was held at Mrs.
J. R. Loy's Thursday. There were
about 25 present. Ice cream and
cake were served late in the after
noon.
John Wells and Bill Mall were Sa-
lem callers this week.
Miss Alma Wells celebrated her
fourteenth birthday Friday after
noon. A number of girls enjoyed an
afternoon tennis game and music.
Those present we're: Misses Inez Nc
Carty. Violet Snyder. Marjorie Rey-
nolds. Vivian Emmons. Helen Leon
ard. Elsie Schrunk. Geneva Cryder-
man. Louise Leonard. Ruth Prather
AMI Blanche Harmon. Ice cream and
cake were served.
Misses Blanche Harman and Ge-
neva Cryderman visited at the home
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-08

spending few weeks outing there.
VIM. Dawes and family returned
home this week from an extended au-
tomobile trip to various points in
British Columbia.
During hop picking the business
men of Independence will give free
dances on the street to entertain the
strangers coming into town.
Mrs. Dole Pomery and little son
of Washington are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Pomery's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. S. E. Owen.
The friends of Johnnie Nelson are
glad to hear that he is improving,
having been sick for a couple of
weeks with pneumonia.
Mrs. Pearle Ovitte of Springfield is
visiting with friends here for few
weeks.
Cecile Ensminger left Sunday for
Portland, where he will spend the
winter with relatives.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1916-09-08
AIRLIE


Mrs. Loran Cooper was in Dallas
recently having a wrist cut dressed
by her physician.
Jack Gilson's little child had his
finger nearly chopped off by an older
child of the family this week. Both
were playing with an axe.
Caughey and Byrlie have their con-
tract of oak logs filled for the pres
ent.
NJ. X. Crowley is building an addi-
tio1 to the house he bought from
Weaver
Miss Letitia Shewey of Dallas Wis
tied relatives here last week. She
will go to Lexington in Morrow coun-
ty the middle of the month to teach
school.
Carl MeBee and wife were callers
here Saturday.
Rains have stopped threshers for
awhile.
Riley Matheny commenced picking
hops the first of the month. Bob
Tarter's yard picking began Wednes-
day.
Jim Sebring Of Cottage Grove is
visiting relatives for a few days.
Allen Caughey is visiting friends at
Albany this week.
Miss Mary Whitman Of Indepen-
ienee is visiting friends here for a
Few days.
Lew Caughey has a lame hand from |
leing cut by a wire.
F. N. Shuek is the peach peddler
lere now.
County School Superintendent Rey.