Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 280, Ed. 1 Monday, February 17, 1913 Page: 4 of 6
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Wheat, Oats, Rice and Barley
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TRACTION
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$15
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leturn limit
we specialize on
Feb.
28 and Mar. 1
>b.
suffering th
i of the Alters
Afternoon ami Night
style
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CHICAGO ILL •
Tn th* average Mei-an ranch cm-j
Purg< Hog I.ard. 10-lb. bucket.
Five Pound bpek-t, for cash ..
HORDES OF MEXICO
GROSSINC THE BORDER
WHAT SAVED
HER LIFE
im»\ t 'ik*. iHt orn»nri x.
1TY.
Miller. |
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Beef. Pork, Veal and Mutton. Pork I
Cooked Corn Beef. Cooked Ham. Head Cb-
pig. Feet aud Pickled Tripe.
AGE TEA WILL
DAIIKEX
Subscribe for The
nd get tho news.
r the
Texas
the
is
5 and part of lot S.
I Bullard Heights.
Cleghorn has lived in Wax**
■ — —— -——-7, and is very
with our young people
s'ura
P t.llll FIX. G .»•. I..
Itallaa.
magnitude of'
element from
« hen it is
table
n
thati
poor t
seek 1
•:'. 't
Dr. Price
filled
those
Slones of Value
laidie»’ Tiffany
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"FOR THE < Al *.1
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H> aot take the
kxg to p»fk
He has W*a rfo
Ordinarily.
Special car •a-rvic* rvturmug
both nights, leaving Dalia, after
the performance.
Entire Change <
S
I with a view of stemming the tide
, of emigration
and L-j
Pig S<
A.
lot ■'
covery Drives Away Co.:’ >ci>.
Makes You Fee Fuetii
Woman'* Preriuias Gift.
The one which she should
' *7 guard is her health,
it is the one most often neglected
ixona. r®
there are
t 'N*
| a:..- tlMMUM
men
i Texa
jthe !
It goes to the spot—reaches the
trouble—relieves the symptoms, and
■■ ■■■rwis
their nstu’sl , suit
imediatelv— v
ir» 'OHM
rnunMlj
J. B. GE<
*oth Phones 61. I
Grand Opera
at the Dallas Coliseum
"’hits t*aii|inirea.'
a appearance ut al
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will
Will
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Sent on approval, C. O.
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MEMPHIS. I
16th and 1,
imit Feb. 28th..
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in
j!ora»jo
The Independent telephone now i
ba.- long distance coanecltons with
all the larger citie* of Texas an well
as intermediate points. Use the lu- i
dependent when you »»ut ■ervi<*e
lor
Itnrd they
.1 tew*
BacsvBiY
SLZ3MDR.
• er gT’Dt? <W_ r>m«»
rn nxa <x
*m**m nuaau
5^-CQ*
“Every win* *■' ”r’
Granbury. Teiu
coughs and wb.-.
New Disc- ' ■ I
annoyed w ith ci'
f aamvac? <xr.
You ju.-i
I brush witl
I Sulphur
hair, takni
I time. Do
morning .<
and after .
becomes
cure Itching scalp I more gl ■■
! You will
I gone and
Gray.
al! desire
| app» aram e.
, Wyeth's Sa
■ will look
shows all p
i sell lots of
I Stores.
m ■
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L ’
L’
THot'lM** IRk OtMIXG
I XITk 1» **T ti t - TO "I t h
WORK.
trw of
the state
pi king
ELxciusiv
“AlwaJ
S(1
!SS
I - fekH
Our showing of Spring and
Summer fabrics are now-
ready. Call and see them.
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Irish *4* lladnonf. and
cs *« t'.aioa Pickers.
l*ruM* Are <hmmI
I borers.
would try using < ardui.
Now. I am entirely well.
I am sure Cardul saved my Ilfs. I
will never be without Cardui in my
home. J recommend it to my friends.” I
For Uf’y yasro. Cardui has been re- |
r WO-
pioyc w ho i«
i iiiaximnm wage
! cents pfr day,
! sum of 11.5s |
will res’oee yo-.-r grey hi.rt «o t
eoicw aad beauty, almost immediately
you.- money bn: » if it doesn t. Ge’ * b° e
tc-dav — prove it to < .ro«r ssn>iaetioa-
With the* first munificent ’
they purchase shoes •»> jejUw#ly
their ili-|,. .
I I.
! until some ailment peculiar to her!
! sex has fastened itself upon her .
i When so affected such women may
rely upon Lydia E Pinkham s Vege-
table Compound, a remedy that has
been wonderfully successful in re-
r
iT' • *
Cut out six of these coupons on six c"ii^
and present them at the Daily Lir111 1,1 '
Dictionary as per advertisement n1"
from time to time in this paper.
£
claimed that
of negnw-s
(kr» will b ase from luicrur-
ban Building, l-ilt, < oiiuiK r< «-
street, ample time Iwing given
for patrons to get from Uh- Col-
iM'iirti tu tbc StaUon.
m th« wuthwvw
• placed by the M«xk*»
however, the I..~ ,
■ H an InsAwaa. and the way ke ‘
lords It over the lowly sr*w»*r >> j
| charactrrtstlc of the sstive aoa of;
X'othiag :s s**orc |
section
hk»
to
in point of wear
clothes stand supreme, there-
fore we concentrate both
time and effort on design and
workmanship.
At home or on the streets,
whereever you see a Rice
Woolen Mills suit, you will
notice the cleaverness of de-
sign, the beauty of fabric and
the splendid fit. Altogether
you will be impressed by it’s
betterness.
per j
men. women and
who conn into Texas for
of picking cotton re-
tbeir home country at the
In the mter-
Thompsott to H J ••-iis*iii I
and *■.. bloik 181. in Wax |
1375.
McDaniel to W. N
Thoa is Moore
most
but !
Mrs. H. S. 8., Van
on, N. Y. (full naiiiv I
_ j • ppllcation i. bad
A Few Good Things tofcr'.'C/"
at Nycum s Market :z;/
ng a severe ■ ;i.-. I
aryngitiH. Oh. I
lune reeoHHnendcU I
in Krug ('<>. \ I
'urlin Drug Co., \\ I
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W. S. Skelton, a inert
'. Ind., says he
■ ■ the r< I
i’ I'tiley's Ktdne) I
I had a sei.r.- I
rouble wiih slio, I
I
B up. A single I I
y 1’Hli- emIrely r< ! I
■ Drug Co.. Noe li I
urlin Drug Co., M I
replaced
section !
Kansas. Sebras- ,
No longer s the
on the railroad
ay great number
UICK RESULTS at
hen a small ad a:
■Imans.
t the
us of the peon
may be bad
ft , ■ ■. • ‘or n -.- • ■’ a at
passeng. r tra n departing f'
north from border points in
and Aniona and New
carried extra coaches
'he.^ - -a.
their way
the tri
journeyed
“For three years, I suffered with wo
manly troubles, and had pgtns In my
back and . de. i wis nervous and
could not sleep at night
The doctor could not h»lp me. He
Ileal F»t-ite Tr»n»f*-r».
A. Johnson to E. C. Johnson,
block
Waxahachie;8310.!
Dramond to Annie Cary. |
1» in block 3. FetrU: '
drives away the t»’»
If you suffer from any symptoms o'
womanly trouble, take Cardui
lour druggist sells and rec*>n’wends
IL Get a bottle from him today.
x B — w »t »4> »-»» Gn*
wofc. lioan i~«*sms*
WMl SSISBW
been forced
in. the
pro* id<
[themselves and families,
become the
that
\ Mivturr of Sage ami sulphur I’rv-
v.-nt- Damlruff ami Falling
Hair.
season tn Texas ■
could obtain from sev-1
! era! years' labor in their native t
| land. A comparatively small
ceatage of these men. women
children
purpose
to
[ cIom of the soasuti
vala between the harvesting of the
.staple they fia-i employment in the
towns or upon the farms at good
j wages, a
; friends and relatives from
’■ the border to come and join them
; in their wonderful prosperity.
Mexico have I
with I
who
mWl X
a-
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\V Pierce, I When you darken your hair with
Kooker audition,; sage tea and sulphur no one can tell,
; because it's done so naturally;
evenly. It is also splendid to
' move dandruff,
. and stop failing hair.
Preparing this mixture, though,
at home ia a mu say and troublesome j
task. For about 50 cents a bottle
; you can buy at any drug store the
I ready to use tonic called "Wyeth's
! Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy
; Some druggists put thia mixture up
i themselves but make it too sticky.
Hem* of Guilty. »o >ns;st you want "Wyeth's," then
Erwin White, gaming, fined JI - i there will be no disappointment.
Sain McCoy, embesxliug, fined
that many of the farmers are able < try are. as
to cultivate and harvest their crops j treated and are
enormous demand for labor < consideration on the part
the primary eause for the warm [ employers as is given other work-1 this
the employers of
in Texas and the
west extend to the Mexican
Tber* is hardly a
| It ,s
: element
rBi. WAXJLMACM1K tiAiLk IJgHi
- tfUUJ
A S*
Reconstructed White Saphire
have cra»ed into the I
during the last two y<
can say with a degree of ac
While, of course, the United
immigration author * • - have ; rec-
ord of thousands who have crossed
at the different sorts of en*r on
the border, there are many more
transferring
spot to an-
Only a i
a rarv thing-
te peon class -
. -__s. Sow : This
great numb- j
■ welcome
> earners
; construction of its houses aud the.
! customs of the i>eople a typical town i
* of Mexico. In El Paso. Austin and
•nearly all the other larger cities of
ij the state the .Mexicans live in colo-j
• r -.-.idin~ officers at the following,
• territory all of the smaller towns • boxes ;
are divided into American and M.-x-j Ward No. 1 —Election will be held*
;can reaidentia! districts. The Mas- John F Wyatt's office on East
• an »• t'letiH iits ar> u*ually known ; Main Street, with John F. Wyatt as
as Little .Mexico, Little Chihuahua ■ presiding officer.
or by some other name that brands | Ward No. 2—Election will be held
, on
STOP ANNOYING PEOPLE BY COM
STOP ATTRACTING UNDESIRABLE
•^liOUXD TGI I* |
RATI
‘ velopmeat of the agricultural land ’ middle and higher class natives of j
; of Texas that m now in progress •
1 the labor problem is a serious one ;
some localities during the bus-
seasons of the year. It
DALLAS. II
6th and Mot
, , , ,/eb. 7th aim mon
Makes You Fw ■ tetarn limit Feb.
FOKT WORTH|
You kn- v. '. V'" f'kb.
• to COnStU' C -- tro
I th* Kroevakd 1st*
I pleasing t* aa I
mi ihaa *> have ia
Faa da 'f wvv «a«ae a*« yaa Mr cAraa ar S# «aa :<4e<r ■*<*>
fie* l »* Hof CaMtti. 11 ’» »»c-» rrena«war—**a«jaac—
fKtt Ult TO^U CaJcvi u /ar t> w~ * sa* aa*.
[HICHESTE..
. thkuia mo!
l4k<lh-*! A*»l« j-o
I’llU In U< d n
X L■'***• • I
/ < A*,*r I
y i»iamov’o iii.1
" ytarxi • -> r. 1
Ask your < *—^sniDBYDRCfJ
pr } . Subscribe for the I
refund your n -
bv iiic I has been going on for the last sev-|
1 —*] years in regard to the alleged j jo.
With the wonderful de-( anti-American sentiment among the aha< hie;
W. R
.Mexico, there is to be found in Tex- i .-,5
a* and the southwest absolutely no ; j’.J
• in some localities during the bus- I antagonism toward the Mexicans | j w Baxte*
iest seasons of the year. It is | The people of the peon class who||ot j jjre j
only by utilising the • ID*|Ferria tl '■•••
are. as a general thing, well j
accorded the same [
the part of their i
Mrt. Martin Tells About a Painful
Experience that Mi£ht Have
Ended Seriously.
Rivesville. W. Ya.—Mrs. Dora Martin.
Texas Office.
for labor' consideration on the part of their i Dr. J. E. Aubrey went to ballas
for the warm [ employers as is given other work-! this morning where he will o|*en
wage-' mgravn. whether they be Americans ' an office at 4»<8 Southw,sum Bldg
South-’or foreigners (for th Redpath Lyceum bureau
pd*OIi I
town in Texas
—**— S
Uhamne"^’.5.,"'
Aastin. Tex. Feb 17—Is Texa*
and the South west threatened with
a "brown peril?” Thousands of
peon Mexicans are pouring across
the International boundary line and
making tbeir way to th* towns,
ranch** and farms all through a
•cope of territory extending toward
the interior of the United State*
" several hand red mile*. Accord-
teg -i - •
128.0*0 Mexicans. In Ar-
Mexwo and California
any more thousands of
of these men. *o-
asd children of the laboring On* of the groat railroad sysu-ms
r'.as* of people of th* Axtec country of 'he middle w*st. during ’he past
rted States1 year, has impor’.-*! from th* Rto
[ Grand harder several thousand Mex-
■ lean laborers, who have
| other nationalities on th
and track work
|ka and
Irishmx
sect ton gangs
j that does not have its Mexican col- *
ony. These settlements are usually j
situated apart from the other resi-1
| dent lai districts. In San nAtoniol
urse whi*h wjl* originally oc-
of Waxahachie. Texas, on Tuesday,
there is a very large Mexican '
which is crowded away;
Mil
■
* invaders who j
ito the country I
nd without th* i
g< ernment a*-1 "lrB
r ECONOMY
r .. ——
of htgh I! vine cost—CaJurr.ct r.s .r . s a v.on.
ful saving in your baking. But 1: does mote,
limsarvs whoioces food taayfoad-iaibrm ra -ediToC.
Caiorset is made right—to mil rutht-to bake right Ask
per zj the E of w.-ciets w - use er ask * .ur er aic*-
REX2IVE3 HKh-iLST AWABLS
WarlZ, Pw« Fas* fxxw:**. CWw*. HL
*ana Frisia. March. 1S1Z
of the
used to receiving a I
■ not to excetM 351
Mexican money, thr !
|*er day. w hi* h th* j
ra’lro;>«!.s in th Un - d States . 1
1» * letter from Rivesville, writes:
•ally pay, » a veritable lodestone!— -• - . I
| that draw* tb**m to this wide of the!
I international boundary line. With!
’I • <i --• in of th• h* r '
I that *ru»|<erity avaita them in th* I
laml rt.c|.. s ». it s My* .o|. said ! w^ld have to be operiud ** bo
d* r t' >• thr ar< migrating to th,, fo-, j mold g^. hotter
| country by the Utotwanda.
The Mexhan peon is devoted to
| hi* family. He is unselfish in hi* I
i love for his wife and ehddreu. in
' parctkally every instance where a
I tuarri’yl man of the krwer claw-: ________________
<••’;■ to th- Un I*-! Stat* > to labor lieving pain and distress caused by
I in the fields, upon the ranch** or I
I to perform the work in the towns’
tor citiew. he bring* with him hbi
| emir* family. Their wants are
1 comparatively few It is wurpris- <
Ing. however, to see how rapidly '
' these lowly, long opprewaed people i
throw off the yoke of poverty and ,
j shabbineas when they get -stablieh- j
a' *d iu b«m*'S ou »*»is side of the Re* I
fbe faun*’ " ' ^1
bonus f,,r * '**
LlOOll
I HK. Solid Gold ______ ....w„z „,
manly trouble. It will surely help you. nt • Hitting, act with (meat 2 •* K '
Dianioud cut White Sappnires ;
1 Thia riug has the ----------- • 1
IJSu.ih* diamond
re»| atonr*. and so __
stand fire, file or aeid
never lo*e their beauty.
I a lifelim*- .“*•-• —
! D.. ou receipt of rto_. subject’to
I amination; if uot satisfuetury.
I refund your 5t»c Address,
V. E. • HtPMtY, .lewrlee.
•11 Elin *«. Dalia*.
atong
admirable way
Upon the eott** pbastatioaa of
ls Mcxkwss are rwpidiy tak'.ug
pia»e of negro** This » P*r-
ieatarly tree *f the awe aoulhecn ( -----------
«aru of the state. During •••h HAIR HEAL] H_*nd 1 c«ke ot ^H A K-
sea*ua a i
i of browa-skmned people
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| the 25th day of February, 1913, a
white man s primary for the purpose |i .... and one hour in jail
• den' a! °f selecting .andidates for the foi-
llowing city offices for Waxahachie,
..... 11th and niorni
L it IS t C 'l.Sl Return limit Feb. 1
in c inch a . m»n<*ih u.
'■•b. lOtli and 1 i|
' : Besides suiter/ . imit Feb.
| coughing, you r
1 j to those v- iti. ■
j j in contact, and th >■
' again while y >ur • •*
yourself much, i;
for th Redpaih Lyceum
| He win have associated with him I
H J Rupert, a young coileg • man
' from Enid. Ok Thia offie* will be |
By virtue of authority vested injtor the Texas-Oklahoma department
we as chairman of the city executive> o( the RedlM4th Lyceum bureau
o, comtr ittee, I hereby give notice
of course, which wss originally oc- ■ that there will be heid Tn the city
! cupic-d alnioet exclusively by Mexi-
cans.
i settlement.
j from the more attractive
districts aisd occupies a pLce to
j self resembling in the type of the (Texas:
Mayor.
One Alderman for Ward No 1.
One Aiderman for Ward No. 2.
One Aiderman for Ward No. 3.
The following parties shall be pre-1
officers at the
gang of Mexicans •• * hoto ke |
I shouts lu* *rd*ro )* a nuxed P*»*»
Bond#
'Here )*« botobr* P>- k a* that,
rail may *r*ni* *ad cadvrly sloag1
GREY HAIR
Re«ior’’d to
Youthful Color
Whv have fwy or hisd hair that m*kto
for*- >au took oK-Why lo*« yeerrtood louta
that voutbfil. aural cotore*! hair ••ways
be SS vou to keep? -There ••• ab.o.utcjr
•O need for it. A few ap?-:csno«»
There are in .Mexico aporoximate-
I ly 12.p <ople who belong to
j the lower, or peon. <la«s. During;
I th* last two years war and business*
I depression have 1 lose,! the avenues |
I of many kinds of labor in
| country and thousands of the
j people have been forced to
1 employment in the United States I
I in order »o *r*vM* a living for}
So great I
• has become th*- exodus of the na- i
. live* that the federal government I
I <*f Mexico has tak* n up the problem I
in our city wish them
___ nuAU11, __________ of happiness
lMje FIN.*. SOAP FREE, for 50c; or SI »*x« enmg train for Dublin to ' i-it M.' j
• L bottle of HAY S H AIR HE U T H and - clf<horB , relative.- and when they
x 11 a l.- •_ k a .;iiP fWI p- tar M
j return they will be at home to their
I friends at the residence of
, Rogers on Franklin street
. ZZ Pleasant to the taste
horn were **toUT marr*ed Sunday |
afternoon at six o'clock at the home ,
of the bride » sister. Mrs Will Poib-
dexter. Rev J. C. Smith officiating
I After the ceremony the guests were*
united into th* dinmg room wber*|
a six o clock dinner was served 1® ’
the happy wedded pair and guest* 1
Pink carnations adorned the table.;
I and a handsome cut glass electrolier j
I was > >-p*rk)ing centerpie** for th*
The brides wedding suit was
going away suit of brown, with I
hat and acccwaortes tc match Al-1
* a handsome woman, she look-1
very attractive in her wedding
Mr
"* | hachie for seven years,
Sign this adv. *®d lake it to he ha# wou. and their many friends
— ,*• following drug- a |onK life
They left on the ev»|
less
Bakes
Better
CALUMET
BAKING
POWDEA
IsdL^k* I WK-* • •••*,» WV ~ “ • wa weew ■ z
fiatenor Upon the trains, other I replaced ky the stoic, hard-working [ eral
thousands have journeyed into the MiA.i<a**
new land of promise in wagons, up-
on th* backs of burro* and horses,
taking their few household belong-,
j mgs with them and
. tbeir homes from one
i other almost day by day.
! few years ago it was 1
L to see a Mexican of th
; in central and northern Texas
they are to be seen in g. .
er* ia every part of the state, all
, through Oklahoma and even up in
Kan*** and as 's
raska.
One of the groa
of the American type is completed
Tbc former peon has found him-
self. He begin* to take pride in j Torn
his own so-called Americanism. 1 |art uf iot
unreliable. I Notwithstanding all the talk that j gy,*
toward the ; a“d f°r ,h's re**on they are being > has been going on for the last sev-1 d
to G.
I
.them as importations from th* laud at R. E. Moore Furniture Co.,
College street, with R. H Conally as
presiding officer
Ward No. 3—Election will be held
at the city hall, with J. B. Dunaway
| as presiding officer.
Dated this 20th day of January.
1913. H. N PETERS,
Chairman City Executive Committee. 1
Waxahachie, Texas. tf
Don stak* chance* »
.FREE: rhe fcllow irt d’.t-
gists, ted get a 3*)c »ise bottle of H AY S
ol A ARMN.k PF REE. for SI
R ., Grat de* a.d ar. -ansporUd by Nor ,h ,iac ^uar.-
iafe.- eg iU to - d fferent com- • cun;n,g P£iaruiacy west Ude suuari
suiz it:e» coCtoa pickinc *•'
-
point they are able to make more Grande,
during one cotton season in Texas - wages they purchase shoe*
they could obtain from sev-1 aroun(j an(j throw away
years' labor in their native ? fjKinR sandahi Then comes the
A comparatively small P*r | discarding of the typical blanket. I
land in the place of (be white cot-I
I ton trousers and thin shirt of the.
same material there is donned warm j
suits of ready-made American cloth-1
lag. In a very short time Storing health to suffering women
transformation from a shamblind,
half-starved, poverty-stricken Mexi-|
or upon the farms at goon an to that of a wei|.fed. prosperous j
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McKnight, G. W. Waxahachie Daily Light (Waxahachie, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 280, Ed. 1 Monday, February 17, 1913, newspaper, February 17, 1913; Waxahachie, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1288169/m1/4/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .