Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1911 Page: 3 of 8
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FOUND IN STRAW STACK '
IN THE U
UNKNOWN FOHHlGNEft FOUND -afkTO
I IN APPARENTLY bTAnYRD < ON- .^totoTto Th.
NHQK NEAR ARGYLE ^^city Council 5 scalU i
• _ w>- . —f .'CU-. i. ■——».-.'..aaMUtiK held Frida* nlabt. at waieh
and
W*e’in* held
Starving Several Days
wag enough space tor the transaction of
Al| Relieved by Lydia E.
;hing t was ’
Si for four or fl’
suffered e’
ache, and was so
The Woman’s Tonic
j dies ted that he had neen a long time
wiiuout food. • • ■ .
ion for stairs down to this room also
proceed with the sale of it, and Um elate have organized to secure
LOCAL NEWS BREVITIES
It is nroro
fiw-room bungalow.
TIME TO AV-'.
Don’t
Of
i be
HAPPENINGS IN" SOCIETY
by
HOME NE-.R LEWI.SYTLLE
F.
son-
aco.j-Mr. %uj£ TTWh boofeim
tie reSfflPTW ‘YITf- '^’FTfnuRan’
Raley-& Co.'s Drug ■Store and they, , to'al of seventy-eight ser
helped me In every why*'* I canWK' wobY day and three
•.Kider^C.
place Wednesday afternoon.
WEATHER TURNS COOLER.
DONAHOWElt BLOG. SOLD.
M.ss Pearl Thorne has resigned as
Land
NO FREEZING THURSDAY
the
groundhog propnecy 11 to u early
J. J. MlW.41
16 miles
of the
PHOT POINT NEGRO JAILED ON
A CHARGE OF PETTY’ THEFT.
MESSRS. BIZZELL AND BEATY
TO SPEAK AT COOPER FEB 22,
PASCHALLS DELIVERY’ HORSE
RAN AWAY FRIDAY AFTERNOON
DENTON PASTOR TO HELP IN
RAISING BAY'aOR ENDOWMENT
were conducted at the cower Mound
church at 2 o'clock In the afternoon
of January 26tn by Rev. N. B. Baker
of Valley View.
Fruit trees all over Denton are in
the different stages of bloom—somq
a mass of pink or white flowers all
open
< ■
teacher of the Prairie Chapel school
on account .of her health. Her suc-
cessor has notyecbeennam ad.
—Kr-EvMiller has four cases of meas-
es .in. his family.
—Rom,..to Mr..and Mrs. "W H. Wat
son. a girl.
SERIOI H SLUMP ON STRENGTH
OF BEARISH REPORTS.
John W. Jones is very sTck
faumy home on North Kim
CHILD OF MR. AND MRS. J. ..
McReynolds died Friday.
Born, to Mr, and Mrs. J. -If, Mar-
t in. of the .Three-Mile Stock Farm, a
boy. - .
Toe rain forecast for this section
by the Weather Bureau for Sunday
failed to arrive, or anything like it.
But, following a day of general
cloudiness, a sharp norther resulted
in comparatively cold weaker, the
mercury i^onday morning showing
tu above. Rain is badly needed gen-
erally. and there were hopes -Sunday
morning that the Bureau forecast for
once would be correct.
New Spring styles are very much
. in evidence in the shop windows,
shoes, dresses and early spring suits.
MAUD POMa.LL *. SUED
IN CO.NTY COURT.
r.rursday is the last day of service
for the February term of District
court.
years, and. besides his w ife, leaves two
.small children, .the oldest about four
years of age.
The funeral services were held at
if e home of Mr. and Mrs. Terry at
t o’clock Thursday afternoon, being
in charge of Elder C. E. Wooldridge
of tpo Pearl Street vourch of Chris’.
Interment followed in the I. O. O, F.
cemetery. -
C. R. Moseby, a photographer re-
siding here at present, had his band
. very painfully burned the other day
byTTie explosion of a x.ash lamp used
__jg hiaktHg^ pictures. He was fixing
something cm the lamp, preparatory
to using it, when the accident oc-
curred. . .. *.
explain, but the fact that he camped
is proof that ho did reverse himself
in some manner.
entries for thia contest in their re-
spective communities, the MtKlnney
and Sulphur Springs commercial
-clubs being especially active In thia
respect.
It strengthens the
Herves, feeds famished tis-
J. E. SMITH HAD •**> „
- — - INSURANCE ON HOUSE.
6."
they live so near that I can roar
oat from tnv own nuonlv to tide
It is well to make up your mind before you are sick
what medicine you will take when you are sick.
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with local appliaitions, as they can-
not reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh is a blood or constitutional
disease and in order to cure it you
must take internal remedies. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure is 'nken internal.y, ahd
acts directly on the blood and muc-
ous surfaces, hall’s Catarrh Cure
is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed by one f the beet phygi-
Among tne
past few
STONY' TUe.DAY MORNING
h’ord from Capt. A. M. Bush Sat-
uihay from his home in the eastern
• part of the coupty was that he was
Although Thursday, w-u appreciab-
ly cooler, following the sharp norther
which blew up Wednesday night, it
still lacked a.good many degrees of
retching the '’freezing” forecast by
the Weather Bureau. At » o'clock
Thursday morning the matoury reg-
islerod 58 and at 2 o’clock Thursday
afternoon It showed •> with colder
weather the forecast for Thursday
night and fair and warmer Friday.
The co|dest point in Texas from
map was at Amarillo,
The most..&uccessf61 remedy In tide
country for the cure of all forms of
female complaints is Lydia E. Pink-
'apt.' A. M, Bush, who has been
Us Craddock sad Lets Bayless;
guards, Beatrice Hogue anu Edtth
Lacy. Substitutes ere Jessie Free-
Mrs. Elizabeth Salisbury, aged >5
y> ars. died Tuesday morning , at
Stony. Drtlth Was caused by old
Ogc. Funeral services were held at
x The crowded condition of
County vcsrk'a ortloe in the
-ouse has caused comment a
Mrs. Biggerstaff is remodeling
her-bouse on South Elm street, oc-
Copied, by Wx-lpar. Davis, which was
recently partly destroyed by fire.
oi'.’ < e from
upstairs of
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment - and bound
on to tae affected parts i8_superior
to any plaster. When troubled with'
lame back or. pains in the side or
chest give it x t^lal and you are cer-
tain to be more than pleased with
the prompt relief ’Which it affords.
Sold by all dealers.
A Good Example
„ “® a.good,.example,* writes Mrs R. L Bell, of
McAlester, Okla., of what CardnJ will do for suffering
women. — • ...... - isvs.—. —-— -
surnnhi be held pend an ariiuJi-
Farmers in the northeastern part
of the county report the wheat
crop as looking very well in that
section and that it is not suffering1
to any great extent from the dry!
weather. ’ _
in tie best condition in that section-
in years
Wednesday night at" the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, five miles west
of town, Mira Ruth Sparks entertain-' x
ed a number of young people tn 'aon-
or of her friend. Mias Irene Thorne,
t ne guests played games, engaged In.
contests etc., and all bad a nice time.
Those present Were: Misses Irene
Thorne, Ruth ar«is. Lent Hope, %
Lucy Baker, Minnie U->ur>..h. Nallls
Somers,.Nanac.ruuiptou. Amanda,
Sparks and Mrs. .Ethel Giuoons of
Bartonville: Messrs. Arthur Vaughn
Bob Carlton. Charge Carleton, Alvin..-
Goodwin, Harry Somers, Grady
Crumpton, Frank Sparks' and - |b»y-
mond^parks. y-—
M*ud Powell—or, uh she is known
iti private life, Mrs. Maud Turner—
the violinist who save the recital at
tiie Normal cOuege Saturday night,
is co-defendaut with her hnsbaad and
manager. H. Godfrey Turner,' in an
action for debt instituted in the
cour ,y Cour here lav Saturday if-
ternoon. George Gray of Dallas,
who alleges tnat he was employed as
booking agen for tne Powell attrac-
tion and who claims a bahmee pt
1440 to be due him for services given
Ail the aidermen with the excep-
tion of P. J. Beye’t were present, to-
gether with the members of the
school board Friday night president
C. F. Witherspoon of the board made
a talk to the council, in which the
urgent need of of the sewer connec-
tion was pointed out, and ttm issuance
of scrip was the only feasible plan
presented to accomplish the purpose.
Accordingly a resolution was pass-
ed without a dissenting vote that
the City Secretary and the Mayor-be
lu’horized to issue city scrip suffi-
cient for the purpose, not to exceed
5—>500. The scrip is to he turned
over to the school board, whic-h will
E. Wooldridge preached ™r"8'
oanoke at 11 o'clock Sunday T'*;e _?D_
Harrison. Hamilton, Hopkins. Hill,
Hunt. Lavaca, Limestone, McLennan.
Palo Pinto, Parker, Bmi. .. Tarvaat,
Van Zandt, Williamson and Wire.
pne of toe contes ants is a woman,
seventy years of age, who lives in
..avac* county; another la a thirteen
year old g.ri tiring in Panola county.
As contestants are requ-red only to
superintend the cultivation of their
crops, and do not have to do all of
’he work themselves, each of these
entries has a good chance of being a
prixe winner. Another contestant,
fron^ Coryell county, gives his age as
seventy-eight’ - ' - - --- • --”5;
A number of commercial clnbs of
tumKrTiuZ o»3o wo •<> vuubo
times, and said that I .ought to have an
burned near 8a"J*r
int. togetaer with all Its «°*^?**
carried •••• insurance. It wee stated
- oaday. Hie lose is about IU»«.
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Rev. M. T. andrews will begtn ins
work in behalf of the, Baylor endow-
ment fund next wees, going-Ijrst to
^angej- and thence to Gainesville
and other fioints. Speaking bf the
Get-togecuer” niliy at the church
Monday night Dr. Andrews Thurs-
day said ’he congregation was very
JiniclL. Jiteaaed with the attendance,
which from the cards issued was In
’be. neighborhood.of 500^_ He also
/aid tie wanted to give'special thanks
to jtarNormal college octette for the
Sftyerli niusi.-iii numbers rendered
Lewisville Enerprise.
After a-long and severe illness, W.
W. »cerr, Sr., died at his home sev-
en miles west of Lewisville Thursday
morning, January 2.6. He was i rn
in Giles county, Tenn., March 18,
1833, therefore was almost 78 years
of age.' His wife, an.d children as
follows, survive _.im: W. W. Kerr,
Jr,, of Flower Mound, J. C. Kerr of
this plavt aha D. W. Kerr bf,Gripe-
vine; Mesdames Fannie and Emma
Robbins and Misses Birdie and Tas-
sie Kerr One son, Clarehc? of Quam
A big crowd was hero Monday,
the occasion being first Monday, and'
men bants and business men general-1
ly had a good business, throughout1
nit. day,------------- - _----------.. ______
Wife Got Tip Top Advice.
”My wife w-antad me to tase our
boy to -he doctor to cure ,.n ugly
boil," writes D. Frankel, of Stroud,
i,kin. ‘‘1 said 'put Bucklin's Arnica
Salve on it.’ She did so, and it cur-
ed the bon in a short time.” Quick-
est heaier of burns, scalds, cuts,
corns, bruises sprains, swellings.
/ E
c at J-. F. Raley & Ub.'s.
- PreSideni. vV. B. Blazcii ami Coun-
ty Superintendent J. W. Beaty have
consented to deliver addresses at
the cooper Creek school house on
Feb. i.2, a- which time an education-
al rally will be held there. The ad-
dresses of Messrs, Bizzell and Beaty
Wi.i be along educational lines, and
interest Is being aroused in that vi-
cinity by the proposed rally. Other
numbers are expected, to be rendered
by the school children of the Cooper
school.
WANTS INJUR PRESERVING PRO-'
Cfc-R.
Editor Record and Chronicle.
County Court, which probably will
be acted upon actw-Aprll term.
• -It is said that the Turners were
d-Hsatisfied with the bookings mado
for them; long’jumps and missing
many good musical towns.
week and 24 pur cent
Is. He says that he
ABOUT 520 POLIOS WERE
PAID IN DENTON TO FER. 1.
When her child is in danger a
woman will risk her life to protect
it. No great act of heroism or risk
ot_. life |s necessary to protect a chil 1
from croup., Give CKimberlaln’e
Cough Remedy and. ail danger -ds
avoideu. For sale by ah dealers.
ijv.ng in-fhe eastern part of the
county, became frightened and ran
away down South Elm street Friday
a..ernoon. The wagon was loaded
wh.’i new household goods, Mr. Weav-
er, who had recently married, hav-
ing j urchased -a- load gt new furni-
ture, and when the wagon was ovei-
t'lrn this side of. Beauchamp's hill,
a sate and other articles were badly
-rtatiiaged.
E. B. McCtiY IS DEAD.
Tho remains of Ed McCoy, a
in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Terry, of West
Denton, were brougj.it, in here Wed£
nesday night from Wi
died-in Waco wnere he_____________
his wife and children, on 30th day ot
January, death being resultant ’from
pumonary tuberculosis. Mr. McCoy
gave his method of preserving pork.
He said he had butchered in the
warmest weather and never lost a
single piece.' Will he or some read-
er give the method?
J. J. MATTHEWS
is a regular prescription. It is com-
posed of L.e best tonics known, com-
bined' with the best blood purifiers,
acting, directly on the mucous sur-
faees. The perfect combination of
the two Ingredients is what pro-
duces such wonderful results in cur-
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials
free. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists price 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for con-
stipation.
J. S. Crawford has moved1 his
tne Hann building to the
the Donaaower block.
the man to be able to be out in a
tew days, and ~e will probably be
sent on to wherever he desire® to go.
Brooks Grant, eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. A. Grant and a student in
rort Worth University, was brought
to his home here Thursday night with
a seriously injured eye and a tytdly
torn hand as the result of an explos-
ion occurring walls he was making a
laboratory experiment in bis chem*
istry work in the UniveriKy. He
was making a combination of phos-
phorus with some other chemical
when the explosion occurred. The
bone spatula he was using in the
mixing was blown to pieces and some
of the fragments struck in his nffat
eye. The glass mortar was also
burst, the p eces striking his left
hand and inflicting severe cuts. The
injury to his eye is not believed to be
permanent, but he will be incapaci-
tated for bls claaa work for aome
time.
Sore Throat and Chest
-. I am so enthusiastic con-
cerning the virtues of
Hunt’s Lightning Oil
that I always keep a bottle of it
in the house, sod to my particu-
A Iltirrj-uif SIcGicfne.
An rffi-ctivo remedy t > be u»<<I »u<in
*«n«4hii»g HHwt, be<k<*«»«Mld-away,Ml’Lxry
Davis* Pamlulier— for aptaiu* and bruises,
for strained musckmimd for the aches and
l»ins resulting from blow* and falls. Burns
and cuts are instantly relieved by it and
helped to healing. There ia but one Pain-
killer, Perry Davis'. Buy the new 35c. eiso.
DENTON STUDENT HURT
AT K)RT WORTH UNIVERSITY
lets requently in use and are, on
that account, shore out of the way
than >uoae for which -uere are fre-
quent. calls. ' * ,
The (solution ot Ue problem will
be comparatively easy, however, as
it is evident that the planners of the
court house considered the demind
for snore room t-at the growth of «.~e
eoumy would inevitably create. There
is a room directly benea>» tne Clerk's
present office tn. « in good condi-
uon and periecuy safe for the stor-
age ot records and the i<e. Provls-
held. The plan decided upon was for 000 ln geld prises fur the beet yields
the city to iseue scrip not to exceed of corn and eottoe produced by the
11,500 and the school board to use farmers of Texas during 1511 has
as much of the sum ra Is npeded to met with a hearty response, and al-
eonnect the school building with t~e though it has been lees than tnirty
„ „. _ „ . . i d*y» tines this propoelt on w«.
.Wxyor O. P. Pw Friday ’asued a made public contestants have already
call for h special session of the coun- entered from thirty-one counties as
ell to confer with the school board follows: Baylor, Bell, Collin, Cole-
in regard to thia matter, and to at. man. Cooke, Ca
tend io any other matter that might Erath Eastland, Fann tn
Staa^aa^wlw zizwhia nn KAneirfAra tion' , _ * n
A team hitched to a wagon be- • —----
longing to D. B. Weaver, a young man ' W. W. KER.. DIES AT HTS
THE .. ILLlNGSLLs M..ET1NG
7-~--—CIlOWED 44VNDAY
The remains of Sarah Elizabeth,
the infant daughter Of Mf. and Mrs.
J. V. McReynolds, aged 11 months
und xr days, were fraught Saturday
from Fort Worth anti interred in the
I. O. O.-f. cemetery, following the
funeral services at the grave.
. The baby was a niece of Dr. Mc-
Reynolds here and a granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Harris.
Contract has been closed up where-
by W. B«-McClurkan of McClurkan
oc Co. is to beetle the owner of the
C. H. Donahower £16c“k on South
E>m street, owned by g. H. Donahow-
er ot Pewua»ee, Wia. The block In-
cludes one two-story and four one-
story bricks. The cons deration is
not stated, but is said to have been
or better. The Egan
Co. ided in closing the deal.
t*. eir business.
On account of the scarcity of roOm
__________ the records are piled to tne top of toe
Clay, ballas, ceiling In the wl cases, and u is ex-
. , ___Foard, tremeiy difficult aome times to get
Fsita, Fayette, Grayson, Gonulea, aceera to the older records that are
steep now, the dizzy spells have left
me, and my back is strong. I give
Doan’s Kidney Pills my highest en-
T1 orseiii ent.T’"
? For sale by all dealers.. Ptice 50
cents. Foster Milburn -Co., Buffa-
lo, New York, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the name
and take no other.
A horse hitched to a delivery wa-
gon of the B. F. Paschall grocery
store and driven by Wade Hawk, ran
away Friday afternoon. The horse
started from the residence of Mrs.
R. L. Bass on Sycamore street, and
smashed the wagon Into a tree in the
yard and completely wrecked it. The
frightened animal then made a re-
cord run across ’he square to the
Paschall store, and in attempting to
stop just off the sidewalk, fell on
the hard pavement and was Injured
to some extent. Wade Hawk, the
driver, had one leg slightly injured.
dition io getting worse ua the records
continue to accumulate. The service
by the office force Is very consider-
ably hindered,- it is stated, by the
hack of room and in busy times there
are occasions when men with busi-
nees in the room, saying n<H_ing ot
Clerk and A deputies, have not
GAME NEXT SATURDAY.
The Denton High basket .ball team
has made arrangements for a game
to be played here next Saturday with
the Pilot I’o.nt High team. The
players for the g»me have been pick-
ed,.and tkls week have been practic-
ing rgainst he other High School
team to be In good’ shape for the via-
itora.
Those who will play in the mateh
game are: Goa is. Minnie Lee Borden
CRAWa Oa— STOK1..E HU RT.
Crawford, the small son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. C. Storrie, suffered se-
vere Cuts on the face and narrowly
missed permanently injuring h s
eyesight Saturday afternoon. He was
flying a k’te when ho collided with
a barbed-wire fence which he did not
see. One barb, entered just below
his left eye. inflicting the most ser-
ious gash, and the otjier barbs mark-
ed him across the nose .and other
aide of the Mee.
City IUx Assessor and Collector
Egan stated Wednesday afternoon
that about 510 poll tax receipts had
been iraued in the city up to Feb-
ruary 1. This is considerably beiow
the potential voting strength of the
four wards in Dentoh. •
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DI - HE SEE HIS SHADOW?
Wuetner or not tho groundhog saw
his shadow Thursdiy, February 1,
all depenut. If he came out during
several hours In the day he did not,
but if he picked some Intervala of a
™» CARDUI
money due Lite Turnfera^bj-the 'Ly-
ceum. a- ,”—_____________ ■" " ■ ■
Gray's petltlpn sets'ttp that he was
employed'on Sept a, 1910, as book-
ing agent for the defendants at a
salary of 150 a t
of their receipts. ______ ™,
has acted ss such booking agent for
a period of twenty-two weeks, with
^n accumulated salary Of |1.,000 un-
dec the contract, that 'he has been
paid -to date 3660, and that there is
a balance due him ot 3440.
belated liquidation, the plague in
China preventing orders ana stopping
business In the east and a reduction
°t Sixteenth -in print cloths were
given ha the causes of the break,
according to advices received here,
but even that seems hardly sufficient
for so sudden and sharp a break
when they were matters of common
knowledge already generally. The
close was weak,-also, with i.iverpool
spots down 15 points, futures oft 8
month, and so weak
I could baldly walk.
I cramped and had
hanVanL onj A
The R. E. Deo school building M _
' ----- M*“y Texsa Counties Have KslnsU
■J. *10,000 Farm Prise Offer, but
the system in the right
direction totvard health.
: * Scott’s Emulsion of
Cod JJver Oil with hypo-
phosphites can do just
>Ttie' Billingsley meeting at the
-P^arl Street Church of Chris’, after,
a continuance thtough thirty-six
d;<vs. cam^to a o|o«e W’th ’.he'
vices Sunday night and Evangelist
Price Billingsley left Monday for
Abilene for a few days at home
pr.or to going to McMinnville, Tenn.,
Lor a big meeting to begin on Fell. 12.
•The meeting was very successful,
in spite of the bad weather which
began just as the. meeting started on
Jan. j, not a service was missed from
any cause, and the crowds, always
good, tixed the capacity of the church
on several occasions, the attendance
fcr the last few days being notably
large with many turned away.
■<A resume pf the meeting show® it
continued for thirty-six days with a
'.O'ai of seventy-eight services, two
’ f frn''<?ich
Sunday. Twenty^eigbt were added to
tho Pearl Street congiegation during
the meeting, twenty-two by baptism
?2JX(I .tEe-oihers by - restora'ii vu" or
commendation.
Baptising was held at-4i>e ebureth
at 3 o'clock Monday afternoon.
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How to cure a cold Ttretafou to
which many are Inte- just now
Chambe-laln's .lot.” R’m?Jy bisJ
won its great rephva'.t'-n »t>l Im-,
mense sale by 's ’em vrgjb'a- re
of colds. It dan always be depen lol
upon. For jaale by all dealers.
Nature makes the cures
after all.
Now and then she gets
into a tight place and
needs helping out.
Things get started in
the wrong direction.
Something is needed to
check disease and start
Falls Victim, to Ti ievcs.
S. W. Bends o Coal City, Ala., has
a justifiable grievance. Two thieves
trole his heiita .for ’weive years
They were a liver : nd kidney trou-
ble. Then Dr. King's New Life ITUs
throttled them. He’s well now.
Unrivaled for Constipation, Malaria.
Headache, Dyspepsia. 2 5c. J
Raley Co. •
City Marshal Alexander of Pilot
Point Sunday brought to Denton a
negro named Leoitird Truitt, wh<j
was arrested there, charged_.with
Stealing if pa®-of.-Xrousera from ih»
dry goods store of Coijins & Thomas.
Tne negro was turned over to Sheriff
Orr and placed in the county jail,
with a charge of petty theft docketed
against him.
SbloutaVy habits lack of outdoor
exercise, itisuffleiviit iqastica’livn of
food, constipation, a torpid liver,
worry and anxiety, are the most
coniraou causes of stomach Uoumes.
Corre. t habits ana take Chaqjber-
laln s Stomach and Liver Table’s and
you will soon &» well again. For
sale by 11 dealene. -»»»-•
Cashier B. H. Deavenport ot the
Denton County National is again able1
to be at business.
The to jq points and New York spots off
money due the defendants will pre- op pointe--an even 31 a bale,
be held pend an anjuJI- • _
cation of the action for a bt In the- mrs wai.rHHl’ltV 1>1FI> AT
PF.LL IN A WATER T INE.
While working about his mill at
v.arza Saturday F. A. Bennett fell
into the cooling tank, in which the
water for the gasoline engine Is
cooled. The tank la about eight feet
deep and qnly about two feet acroea
About six and a bn If feet of water
was in it at the time. He plunged
in head first, striking h’s head on a
pipe and In the bottom and cutting
i severe gash. He r- - n- ament
later and attracted attention to hia
predicament by beating op the tank
and others extricated him. How be <
got hie head uppermost inside the
narrow confines of the tank an myn-
p bus peen
very sick at his home in the eastern j
part of the county, was reported no I
• better Friday mbrning.
work, hoe my garden, and milk a cow.
I can entertain company and enjoy
them. I ean visit when I choose, and
walk as far as any ordinary woman,
any day in the month. I wish I could
talk toeverv siiffertngvromanandgirl.”
,*° “•** B**n Wlthout a conference between the city school ’ DALLAS, Feb. 3.—The offer by
*“ th.Tesu.mau.triaJ Gongre.of 3iU -
y and successfully
,______ JF
cured thousands of women who have
been troubled with displacements, in- -v
tlammation, ulceratton, fibroid tumors,
irregularities, periodic pains,Ixtckache,
that bearing down-feeling,' indigestion,
and nervous prostration, after all other
means bad failed. Why don’t you try itf
With Fowler, Frauds, ’ oillus.
Lane. Cobb sad Rector of last year’s
team back, lest year’s substitutes,
MeMath and MIHsr. and with soms
new material la Stallings of Pondor,
Wait for th© F“tol .Stag®*
Deaton People's Ex-
perience, r-
tmcasional attacks of / backach'o,
irregular urinav on, headaches and
symptoms of kidney -disorders. — lt-s
an error to neglect thes« ills. Tae'
attacks may pass ott for a time but
icturn with greater Intensity. If
taere are symptoms of dropsy—puf-
fy swellings below the eyes, bloat-
ing of limbs and ankles, or any phrt
of the body, don’t delay -a min-
ute. Begin taking uoan's Kidney
PU1«, and keep up the treatment
until the kidneys are well, when
your old time health and vigor will
return. Cures in Denton prove
the effectiveness of this graat
remedy.
J, C. Brownlow, A4 S. Hickory
St., Denton, Texas, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills proved taeir effective-
ness in my case. 1 doctored for
kidney trouble for some time but
wtth.no benefit. I finally procur-
ed Doan's Kidner pills «t J. F.
sewerage to be connected with the
funds realized.
Messrs. McClurkan and Crain were
appointed as a committee from the
council to co-operate with the rchool
board in ttc matter.
’ Another matter attended to it the
meeting was tha.apotntment of a com-
mittee consisting of Messrs, h’vans.
Mercer and Crain to look info a de-
linquent Ux matter in connection
with property which formerly belong-
ed to J. M. Ho8T<L a former resident
of, Denton.
J Born to Mr. andMrs. J. B. McKay -____....___g.t, ,-w—-
“voTrti txJcuSt 'Street, a bo^. ' uh, was abserff. Tne run^ra] services
Today-ww-the
----- ------—SscmBly. breaii cotton, in the past-
proceedings were instituted in Gray's j weeks. The market was <on-
behalP agai.nsP L. D, Boyden, who is i sideraiily ' vreakeijh yesterday,■ bijt
treasurer of the Norma*>.vceum, prftes took a uetnkward plunge Mo
-«akja.asa*aAlASAAA iti I f llTI’t. ♦ f Y Itttlxl l>i»f>U ! -1 » — > v S It- a. —
Miii’E rig LAND SALES.
The ac city in'Denton county real-
ty continues and big deeds are being
filed every day or so.
iTge transfers filed m the
(days are these:
I J. L Whitfill and wife to M. G.
i and CT. S. Perry, 300 acres
southeast of Denton out
[ Bridges survey, 322,500.
I T. os. C. Dobbins and wife to Geo.
i W. Morrell of Ellip county, 209 4-5
------,j’,’- . "v't acres of the B. B. B. & C., R. P.
The ground is said to b®llIardin and M. Hunt-surreys in the
: rendition in that sertion ' .. .
southeast corner, 315,735.
Thos. C. Dobbins to G. P. and M.
S. Smyre of Ellis county, 120 acres
of the B. B. B. & C. and R. P. Har-
din surveys, 39,000.
M„ A; Hollingsworth and heirs of
J. S. Hollingsworth to J. H. Hollings-
worth, 183.1 acres of the Jas. Brent
survey on the north county line, 38,-
100. (
J. C. Christal and wife to C. M.
Pickett, 123.73 acres of the M. E. P.
and P-, Thos. Epps and W. H. Wel-
born surveys. 36,150.
Heirs of F. M. Cocanougher, de-
rtnsed to F. M. Cocanougher, Jr.,
338 1-4 dcres of the John Martin sur-
vey, east of Sanger, 310,000.
R. E. Morrow to C. Lipscomb, Jr.,
187 44 acres of the J. M- Ruiz and
Thos. Polk surveys, |7,'6OO.
Bob C. Beasiey to Mrs. Lena
..ugbes, 160 acres. Block 3 of the
Metz subdivision, Wm. Mason survey,
38,000.
Tortured for 15 Years
by a cure-defying stomach trouble
that baffled doctors, and resisted all
remedies he tried, John W. Modders,
of Moddersvllle, Mich, seemed doom-
ed. He had to sell nis farm and
give up work. His neighbors said,
"He can’t live much longer.” 'What-
ever 1 ate distressed me,? .M wrote,
"till I tried tle«tric Betters, whizh
worked such wonders for me that 1
can now eat tMngu I could not tike
for years. Ws surely a grand rerne-
dy> tor- etomach. trouble-’.’ Just M.
good for the Hvor and kidneys
Every bottle guaranteed. Only 50c
at J. •- R*l«r * Co-'"- >
that I dreaded to
see anyone or have
anyone move in the
[room. .The doctors
gave me medicine to
ease me at those
times, and said that I .ought to have an
.V. uvwu «, uo. rourn , J wou'd «>ot Isten to that. -
was -a*, nt tne time, but toe open- “£•**£*“
ing in the .oor boarded over. To .1
room 1T2S merdW
of t Blank nr1* \tin J Now 1 look the picture of health and
*,n'c‘nk coveung the opening fe©l Jike it, too. I can do my own ho use-
will bn nncnvaarv tri nra©tinal v J!
Y’oii are probably aware that pneu-
monia Always results from a cold,
but you never heard of a cold 're-
sulting in pneumonia when cham-
berlain’s Couga .Remedy was used.
Why take the risk when this reme-
dy may be trad for a trt.ic'.' For
__ sale . aa .Ittajent.
and returned on the nooi^train for
the afternoon and evening servient—
I suffered with my head and back, for over six years,
and although I tried everything, I never could get
thm^ to do me any good, until I began to take CarduL
CSduL21?SAu8UArc he,ped ““ bui,t rae up «nd I
am so thankful that 1 have found something that will do
me good. I feel so much stronger and better than I have
in a long time
X BU..GLAII FRK.HTENKD QEF ,_____
. ' 3-----
When Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Graham
returned home on the Limited Tnuns-
day night tu®y noticed the Hirstair
front rooms brilliantly lighted.
Thinking it due to the presence of
some member of the family they paid
no particular attention to It, al-
- ough Mr. Graham saw the flgure
of a man appear at one of the win-
dows and peer out an if to see who
it was getting out of the cab. A
few moments later they ascended the
stairs, to find that one of Ulre lights
hid been turned out and nobody In
any of the rooms. Mr. Graham then
got auspicious and procuring his pis-
tol made a search of the bouse only
to iind that the intruder had disap-
peared. The burglar, «r. Graham
believes, escaped down Che front
stairs as he and Mrs. Graham were
coming into the house from the side-
walk. Nouilng has been tnlaaad so
far, Mr. Graham said Thursday, and
ho Is of tne opinion that the burglar
had just begun work w en they
drove up in front and frightened him
away, as nothing apparently had
been disturbed.
A foreigner, a stranger and be-
lieved to be a Bohemian, was found
i Monday in tae strawstack of Walter
J. Hamilton sadly emaciated and
barely able to crawl. By signs and
£ natures the man undertook to toll
ir. Hamilton, who discovered him,
tnat he bad lain there since Jan. 15
with uetii.er a bite to eat uw a crop
to drink, and his emaciated and
weakened condition proved that he
had been Without food for some time.
•Mr. .Hamilton Immediately sum-
moned Dr. Fullingim from Argyle,
who said after an examination that
the man’s pulse was very feeble and
barely existent and bls condition in-
1 dies ted that he had oeen a long time
• JlUOUl ICOU.
The man’s talk is unintelligible.
He was understood by some to try to
say that he was attacked by Liree
men and severely beaten, a wound on
the back of his head being shown in
. evidence. Others that he was thrown
i off a train—the right of way is near-
by—and had crawled te th© stack for
refuge.
JRwp dollars was found In his pock-
et, however, indicating that if be
was beaten, robbery was, hot the mo-
tive, and the preponderance of th©
be-.ef among those who have inves-
tigated is that fhe- foreigner'
was thrown off the train r- or
forced to jump oft, sustaining Ttre
contusion on tae back of his head in
tae fall. '-------
Mr. Hamilton had the man taken
to a vauant rent bouse on his place
and given nour.aliment,. x Dr. . ullin-
You will be glad to take it when you are tired, mis-
erable and when life seems a weary grind. It will put
new thoughts into your head, fresh courage into your mind
If not sick now, at least bum Cardui on to the pages
or your memory, so that when you are sick you will ask
for it without thinking.
if sick or weak, get a bottle today. At all druggists.
Write to: Mdrei' Advison Dept. CMHanSbri Medidnt Co. ChiHanannr. Thw
for Special /lutnutioni. and 64-page book, "Hone Treatment lor Women.” aent ires.
Life Suved at DeaUt’s Itoor,-^-'
1 never felt so near niy .grave,”
writer W. R. Patterson, of Welling-
ton, Tex., as when a frightful cough
anj lung trouble pulled nie down to
Jt'O. poundB. in spite 6f doctor’s
treatment tor. two years. My father,
mother and two sisters died of con-
sumption and ,-at 1 am alive today
is <iue solely to Dr. K.ng’s New Dis-
I covery, wuicfi completely cured me
I Now I weigh 187 pounds tnd have
been well and strong for years.”
Quick, safe, sure, its the best ’ rem-
edy on earth for coughs, colds, la-
grlppe, asthma, croup, and all throat
and lung troubles, -uc and 31.00.
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed
J. F. Raley & Co.
will be necessary, to practically
double th© floor space ot th® office-
,ew wall casee tor the reception
ot the records are also suggested aa
a means ot making all Ins records
<tisy ot access to the public, w. lcb
makes frequent tripr to the- Clerks 1 —Mnr lirxA BBTrnTE;
office ior an inspection of the rec- — —
ords, and by putting »n the new
fixtures, the uae bf tames-would be
obviated, as the cabinet tops would
supply places for the use ot those In-
sppctine thts reCOrda. Tt ts Sttgltestea
...at the abs Meters could he given
room (» the new space for copying
thejr records, and that -they would
be g,ad <o get away ’from the rush
and noise of the main room up-
stairs/ ’ ' .
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Edwards, W. C. Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 27, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 9, 1911, newspaper, February 9, 1911; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1209096/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.