Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 20, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 7, 1910 Page: 3 of 4
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NEWS FROM JUSTIN.
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NEWS FROM WAKETON.
Ruddell,
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PARIS. Tex.. Sept. 7.—After an
nice
GENERAL NEWS IN BRIEF
Yest.
Vice President Eliaa
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Close
dry
Grace
NEWS FROM AUBREY.
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NEWS FROM LEWISVILLE.
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PRAIRIE < HAPEL.
NEWS FROM
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Geo. Habem had * horse badly ;
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NEWS FROM PRAIRIE MOUND
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be
ENTER JUDGMENTS
IN DISTRICT COURT
! any of thhse wishing to take lessons
1 Ftudio ever Palmer’s
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otheral
PHONE
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23c
A. T. Harris and family
near Justin.
A. Porter went to Fort Worth.
Bartonville lodge 1. O. O. F. will
dedicate its new hall next Saturday
wifh appropriate ceremonies. - In
addition to the dedication there will
be initiatory work at the night ses-
sion. All visiting Odd Fellows will
be entertained at supper Saturday
afternoon and with a midnight lunch
Saturday night. The degree team of
Denton lodge No. 82 uas been in-
vited to render the initiation work
and will go, attended by a number
of local Odd Fellows.
Just received shipment of fresh
fish and oysters. Ideal Restaurant
!■ !*mth Ixsta River with a»
Unprecedented Rise Cause Eight
Deaths from Drowning—Rain Re-
ports from over the State.
TeviJ, Crop Used to be Shipped to
New England and Great Britain,
but Big Part now Goes to Japan.
China and Philippine,,.
MOST OF NORTH TL.sAH COn«N
sd BEING' SHIPPED DIRECT TO
THE ORIENT.
The central selling agency of the
Texas Farmers' union has been fixed
at Galveston. It was stated this place
was selected as it is the first point
foreign buyers come to.
itten," j
below,
b any-
ehiera
If any-
happy
said
batch
t, "to
uRY OAK STOVEWOOD
sale. 32.50 a rick delivered.
Wills, new phone 925.
SOME EXTRA
eowg for sale
FOR WATKINS' GOO-
274 New.
GOOD MILK COW FOR
Phone 276, new.
Gussle
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J. W FRALIN, DENTIST, SOUTH
tide square. Middle of Block upstairs
Denton, Texas tfc
DR. ADA KINCAID. OFFICE 43
West Highland street. Both phones,
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and
Fort
tremendous
where Stom-
Chase 6 Sanborn's
SEAL BRAND Coffee
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ou win
k it im-
I woods
is ca- j
e and
ny of
WANTED TO TRADE FOURTEEN
lots in Carlsbad, Texas, the . new
health resort on the Santa Fe, for
mules, horses or any kind of live-
stock. See or address C. O. Aber-
nathy, City. 25c
FOR
FOR
M. F.
30p
REPOST OF THE CONDITION
-OF THE—
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
at Denton, in the State of Tens
at the clone of business
Sept. t. I»IO
Classified
It
Both Phones No. 7
Mays and children *
with fresh, tender meats,
have yo«r order.
Wm. J. Bryan is touring Arkan-
sas in the interest of the initiative
and referee m which is to be vot-
ed on Ser; ember 12.
ttro.SM eo
15.773 TO
13.500 00
2.M5 M
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io. im re
WILLIAM ALEXANDER GETS
BOND IN MURDER CASES.
Mount Pleasant, Tenn.—“Cardui is an
you claim for it, and more/
M. E. Rail, of this place.
invites
its
Fresh mackerel Just received D.
R. Turner, both phones 7.
From inquiries over the state, the
, Texas Cmmercial Secretaries figure
Dallas Giants won the first of a
series ot' three games with the Irish
I.ads by a score of 2 to 1.
here from El I
i cut on the wire Sunday.
I Mrs. Flora Crawford is quite sick. <
ALLEGED LAMAR COUNTY
MURDERER STILL AT LARGE.
Fernandez
Albano ot Chile is dead after a six
days’ illness of pneumonia.
10 Words, dally and weekly, one week
CALL
transfer
and
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re
I will
, Texas.
JtdAw
ANT.
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Open the can—
Scent the rich aroma.
Appetizing, bn’t it?
Now brew it.
Till your cup with the steaming
liquid.
Enjoy real coffee—rich—fragrant-
savory.
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MOREMAN 4 LUSTER — RED
oarn. Ring 35 for feed of all kfnls
delivered tfc
4 - NEWS FROM OUR NtIGHBORINC TOWNS“ «t«
, --------* RKCORD BREAKING RAIN OF' 13
NEWS FROM J UNTIN. INCHES FELL NEAR GOLD-
WOULD OUST BALLINGER
W. E. BOTTS. VETERNAR1AN—
Of Southwestern Veterinary college,
Dallas. Office: Brock's wagonyard.
Phones 42 (new) 306 (old); resi-
dence 298-Blue (new).
1.398 7»
I7.IM 74
1.9*3 68
500 00
50 38
Will Dedicate their New Hall Sat-
urday—Delegation from Local
Lodge Will Atten(| Ceremonies.
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40c
FORT WORTH, Tex, Sept. 7.—
Following the announcement issued
in New Orleans yesterday that Tex-
as again leads all other state8 In
cotton production, the statement giv-
en out here today by cotton dealers
is that larger part of North Texas
cotton is being shipped to Japan this
year. In the past, the bulk of the
cotton went toe New England and
Liverpool, but the Orient's demand
is rapidly increasing yearly and may
take more than the English market
next year. North Texas is also
sending a large quantity of cotton to
China and the Philippines, whereas
a few years ago none was sent there
Cotton shipped to the Orient is
routed via Seattle and San Francis-
,C»v Dealers declare the demand
now far exceeds the supply.
Mi.«s Clark has opened her studio
of expression and will be glad to see
TWO NICE. SAFE, GENTLE
buggy mare, $100 each. At Swindoll’i
store. * I '
turned from a visit at Leo.
Miss Vick Rine is in Tioga
Mrs. A. E. Brewer is In Tioga
Tom Mullins was in Dallas.
A fine rain fell here Monday , wmen win pronaoiy *>e item iuua>
S. A. Ashley is having some Im-[it Is not known what report the
republicans will make, but it is
Miss Ima Tincher has returned ■ thought they will vindicate Ballinger.
from a visit in Krum. ------------------
Spots. However, ArP Unchanged to
Lower with Heavy Sales in New
York at 14.15— Hogs Show De—
<(line in Fort Worth.
DENTON, Sept. 7.—After starting
out at a further decline from yes-
terday's close domestic futures
showed more strength later in the
day and today's close showed a con-
siderable. reaction from this morn-
ing's opening and yesterday’s close.
A feature was the heavy sales in New
York at a 10—point decline in spots.
Liverpool closed at a 11-point de-
cline, which makes the domestic ad-
vance all the more note-worthy as
indicative of bull strength. Today's
quotations:
Liverpool— Open
. . . 7.05
6.85-6 6.82
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guests of Miss Nettle Raspberry.
Miss Reba Kennedy has returned
from a visit in Missouri.
Mrs. R E. Bradley has returned
from "Visiting her sister at Groom.
Mrs. Walter Lott visited relatives
tn Denton.
Roscoe Carlisle ha8 gone to Green-
ville to attend school.
Miss Tanie Rice has returned fro;i
Oklahoma.
Mrs. J C. Brannon, Jr., visited
relative, in Dallas.
Mrs, B. F. Wilson and niece, Miss
Ruth Bradley, have returned from
a two months' visit in Missouri,
A good rain fall Monday
which wag badly needed.
Littl* Joe Evelyn Savage is better
D. R. Tt
"I was a great suf.crcr for 2 jeara and
was very weak, but I learned about Car-
dui, and decided to try it. Now 1 am in
perfect health.
"My daughter, when changing into
womanhood, got in very bad health. I
gave her Cardui and now she enjoys
good health.
■ "Cardui is worth its weight in gold. I
recommend it for youn;’ and old."
Being composed exclusively of harm*
less vegetable ingredients, with a mild
and gentle medicinal action, Cardui is
the best medicine for weak, sick girls
and women.
It has no harsh, powerful, near-pois-
onous action, like some of the strong
mineralsand drugs, but helps nature to
perform a cure In a natural easy way.
Try Cardui.
Mf W<MM MW in P’Atti wrapper, hmhm
Denton
of thlR
A. K. McGINTIE RENTS HOUSES
is North, Eart, South and We,..
City of Denton. Phone 3. with Egan
4 Chandler.
prayed for.
Mamie Sullivan vs. C. C. Sulli-
van, divorce: continued under rule
for cost,.
A. Vines vs unknown heir,
of J. W. Hardin et al , judgment
for plaintiff, fee of $10 allowed E.
I. Key.
J. P. Terrell vs. unknown heirs
of H. C. Hendricks et al , to remove
cloud from title: judgment for plain-
tiff. fee of $10 allowed E. I. Key.
R. M. McMakJn vs. i.izzle Me-
Makin, divorce; “judgment for di-
vorce.
Allen Simpson vs. Josephine Simp -
son. divorce; dismissed at plaintiff's
eoat.
FOR SALE—ONE NICE DRUG-
get 12x15, parlor suit. 4 dressers,
chiffonier, refrigerator. 2 good heat-
ers, 3 mattings. Call at 182 West
Maple street or phone new
white.
Democratic members of the Pin-
I chot Ballinger investigating com—
I mittee have practically agreed on the
' report to give out at the meeting
which will probably «e held today
TO TRADE—GOOv COTTAGE
organ for good milk cow or good
horse. Sam Lyles. Apply at Denton
Marble Yard. 2tdltw
AN IDEA*. HOME ON WEST OAK
street for sale at a bargain. See j. W.
Skiles
FOUND—ODD FELLOWS' PIN
Owner can get it by paying for thi,
notice.
R B. RICH, REPAIRS. IF YOU
.have any sort of woodwork on your
carriage or buggy that need, to be
d-->e; rubber tiring; steel or iron
work; horse shoeing, call on us.
in and for Denton Co
Correct—Attest:
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT,
Galveston.
Session, eight months, opening Sep-
tember 27th. Four-year course lu
medicine; two-year course in phar-
macy; three-year course in nurs-
ing. Thorough laboratory training.
Exceptional clinical facilities tn
John Sealy hospital. University
Hall, a dormitory for women stu-
dents of medicine.
For catalogue, address
THE DEAN, Medical College.
ltwk;6w-Aug
13
INCHES FELL NKAjc GOLD-
THWA1TF, M1LIJ4 COUNTY
Tuesday s Work.
The following orders were enter-
ed on the civil docket Tuesday:
E. J. Farrington et al vs H/"R
Elbert, debt and attachment; con-
tinued by agreement.
Big Valley Irrigation ^company vs.
D. L, Long et al . debt knd foreclos-
ure; continued under rule Of costs.
H. R Elbert et al vs. G. T. Boyd
et al., injunction; continued by
agreement.
T, R. Gough vs. A. Johnson debt
sad damage*; continued by plain’iff
J F. Draha vs L. T. Fletche." vs
M. K. 4 T. Railway company, dam
ages; 1el.«n<'ant granted leave to
amend
L. G Smith vs J F. Wood et aL.
to cancel note and try title; de -
fendant granted leave to amend
E. D. Glenn vs. M. K & T. Rail-
way company of Texas et «1 • dam-
ages; continued by agreement.
Wm. Williams vs. C. C. Bearden
et a)., debt and foreclosure; dis-
missed ag to W. B. Taylor, judgment
of Union Central Lite Insurance
company against Tho, D. Wilks, L
L Fry. J. J. McCook and C. C
Bearnden and foreclosure subject to
lien of Union Lite Insurance com
pany; judgment 8or »L. L. Fry
jainst J. J. McCook and C. C. Bear
den. J. J. McCook has judgment
against C. C Bearden.
A. .L. Sconce et al. vs M. fi, Ed-
wards. debt and foreclosure con-
tinued for service.
J. C. Heatt vs. N. L. Howard et
al . to cancel note and remove cloud
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18 words • umoe lot—Claaoifled
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CHENEY a CO,
Sold by druggists,
SHERMAN STEAM LAUNDRY
Co., Best laundry work and cour-
teous treatment. C. R. HAMILTON,
Agent. Old phon, 184. new 292.
JU8TIN, Sept. 5.—School began
hero Monday with a full attendance
under the direction ot Prof. M. L. 1
Rainey a, principal and Mis, Irma
Midkiff, Mary Cop« and Bessie Lyon
as assistant teacher,. The school
building ha, been repaired and re-
painted and everything is in readi-
ness for a successful term. The free
$5 000
Shawnee, j era. w
. ^s.‘-.r’ty
New ork— Open
October . . 12.96—4
December
school term will run eight months.
A. Baker has built an additions
cotton bouse to hi, gin. The gin
was started Saturday.
J. G. Wiley was in Grapevine.
Several of the Justin people were
in Denton last week attending the
Harmonson trial.
Mrs. A. Baker ha, been vary sick
several days, but is reported better.
J. H. Robin,on and son Guy are
prospecting in South Texas.
J. W. Nicholson is in Oklahoma
M. Burch and son. V. D. Burch,
are in South Texas
. Mrs. J. B. Grubb, of Krum j, vis -
iting here.
The hot, dry weather still con-
tinue, and the cotton crop will soon .
be open and picked. j
Mrs. N. S. Porter Haslet i8 vis*
iilng here.
J. W White has hi, barber shop
destroyed by fire.
Dr. Pennington is building
n»*w brick building
DO YOU NEED HELP’ ALL
aind, of dray 'work an^ household
good, moving done. Phone us. HES-
TER. LESTER 4 BROWNLOW. New
phone iio. old phone 31»• tfc
WakETON, Sept 16.—The wind
blew hard from the northwest last
Monday evening and the sand was
very disagreeable. The rain began
to fall and continued throughout the
night, thoroughly wetting the groun’*
and furnishing stockwater in plenty.
The meeting at Chinn chapel clos-
ed Sunday night wih nine accessions
to the church.
Sidney Roberts ha J his toe broken
by letting a jug fall on it.
Arthur Harper of the Shiloh com-
munity was here for the meeting.
Mrs. Sconce visited her father
Let
__from title; judgment f«r piaintiff as
THE MERCHANTS' LIFE A38O-
catlon of Burlington, la., writes
protection tor your family *t the
lowest ratwi. Let m, quote you cost.
The cheapness will astonish you. H.
M. WALDEN/Dlstrict Agent. 302tfc
LOST—ELKS’ TOOTH WATCH
charm. Reward for return to thia
office. I8p
GOOD JERSEY
See A. D. Turner.
wa8 appreciated very much
everybody 1, picking cotton
gathering is the order of the day.
The corn is yielding from fifteen
to twenty bushel, per acre.
Mrs. I. L. Crawford and children
visited relative. In Lewisville
Mrs. Henry Stewart', baby
somewhat better.
Rance Bround and wife have
been visiting relatives at Hamilton.
O. V. Roach and family are vis-
iting in the Sunnydale community.
Arvil Freeman and Jim Smith are
in Dalia, where they enlisted in the
United State, navy. From there they
go to San Francteco where they will
to to MhooL
H. F. Freeman and son went to
Denton.
Guy Crawford visited in Aubrey
that $20,000,000 will be spent in
improving public highways in Tex-
as in 1911.
REPORT TO FIND AGAINST
. ... — SECRETARY RALLINGER.
Miss D^lla Mae Fincher has re-[
There is more Ca’arran in this
section of the country than all other
disease, put together, and until the
last few years wa, supposed to be
Incurable. For * great many years
doctors pronounced It a local dis-
ease snd prescribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment pronounced It
incurable. Science has proven ca-
tarrh to be a constitutional disease
and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure
manufactured by by F. J. Caeney 4
Co., Toledo, Ohio. 1, ths only con-
stitutional cure on the market. It
1, taken internally in doses from
drops to a teaspoonful. It acts
directly on the blood and mucous
surface, of the system. They off jr
one hundred dollar, for any case it
fail, to cure Sent for circulars
and testimonials.
Address: F J.
Toledo, Ohio.
Wk u - __ „
Cake Hall', Family Fill* for con-
stipation.
AN'BODY WANTING 8CAVEN
•er work done call No 367. eithe’’
Phone
BASEBALL RESULTS.
National League—Pittsburg-St.
j Louis, rain, no game; Brooklyn 9,
Philadelphia 1; Chicago 5, Cincin-
nati 2; New York 6, Boston 2.
American League-—Detroit
Cleveland 2: New York 3, Philadel -
phia 2: Chicago 1-5, St. Louis 2—2.
Southern League—Mobile 5.
Memphis 2: Nashville 6, Montgomery
2; Birmingham 10, Chattanooga 4:
Atlanta 5. New Orleans 2.
t PRAIRIE CHAPED. Sept. 5 —
P. D. Kennamer^ of < Rev. Tincher filled his appointment
Wesley chapel Sunday and four
j were received into the church.
Mr. and Mrs Will Moore are vis-
iting relatives here.
The Dca^ue of Wesley will b -cln
a i'Krt rr.cte,] meeting Thursday ’lighl
Mr end Mrs. Inle, Holloway au-1
‘•i»t-r > Maud Pace, of Minc'»
visited J. C. Holloway and family.
Mis, Nina Mt. , is in Dento :
Herman Mays, who has been sick,
able ije x,p.
Miss Louise Vaughn entertained a
[ crowd of young ppoele Friday night. I
0.
Port Reieipts—
Today 16,44 1; season 23,997.
FRANK WILKERSON, MEAT
market. Our daily atm i, to furnish
you
us
December . . . 1 2.» j
Spots 1-4 down at
23 bales.
Galveston—
Spots unchanged at 13 9—8; sales
PIANOS TUNED. REPAIRED
and rebuilt. Phone 33 New. Palmer',
Piano Store. 27»
NEWS FROM WAKKTON.
WAKETON, Aug. 30.—J.
Wheeler has sold his business and the
dwelling houses to A. T. Harri, and i
A. J. Robertson who will take pos- I
session September 20.
Misses Grace and Patillo and bro-
ther, Mack, were here from Farmers
Branch.
Mr,. T. B Lester and son Ray xf
Lewsville are attending the meeting,
at Chinns Chapel. t ,
visited of h«r daughter,
I Monday morning. Old age was the
! principal cause of death. The re-
' mains w'ere interred at the old Hall
w xrx—xv..., i cemetery . Tom Carter and daugh-i
Charlie Coffey, who ha8 been stay-;ter of nal*as attended the funeral
! principal cause of death.
Holland Mitchell and John Dillard 1-------------------- —
went to Farmers Branch. j ;—.---—.
ing witj J. A. Wheeler, ha, accept-;of tlis mother.
ed a position in Denton.
Dr. Edwards, county health offi-
cer, was here
W. L. Jarnagin has returned from
OKlShoma.
Mrs. Cooksey is visiting her father,
W A. Brown, at Smithfield.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured.
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation..
Bonds, securities, etc
Banking bouse, furniture & fixtures.
Other real estate owned
Due from National Banks (not re-
, serve agents).
Due from State and Private Banks
and Bankers. Trust Companies
and Savings Banks
Due from approved reserve agents
Checks and other cash items
Notes of other National Banks .....
Fractional paper currency, nickels
and cents
Lawful money reserve in bank, viz:
Specie 418.563 00
Legal tender notes 1.000 00— 1« 00
Redemption fund with U. 8. Treas
urer (5 tier cent of circulation
WANTED-PONY FOR HIS
feed or will buy if reasonable. Ap~
ply at thl, office or sep
Penry.
Sept.-Oct.
Nov- Dec.
Spots 7 points down and easier
at 7.86: sales 12,000 bales.
Close
13.02-3 12.97-4
12.93-2 13.01-2 12.97-8
Spots 10 points dOwn at
sales 16,084 bales.
New- Orleans— Open Close Vest.
October ....12.77-8 12 90-2 12.85
12.90-1 12 85
13 1-2: sales
M J. Nance, J. W Koons, Henry
Peter, Will Smith, W S. Ready, Mr
and Mr#. Joe Waide, Chas. Waide, f.
S Wheeler. Andy Spratt, Dr
Towne,. J. B. Wiley, D T. Shirley
and other,. The continuance wa«t
granted
Other order, entered were:
R. M. McMahon vs. Lizzie Me
Mahan, divorce; granted.
Nora Ruddell vs. J. L
trespass to try title and damages;
continued for service.
J. P. Terrill vs. unknown heir,
of H. C. Hendricks, to remove cloud
from title; judgment for plaintiff,
$10 fee allowed E. I. Key.
W A. Vine, vs. unknown heir, o"
J. W. Hardin, to remove cloud from
file judgment for piaintiff, $10
fee allowed E. I. Key.
I The jury in the Harmon ease had 1
j not returned a verdict at 2 o’clock
and feme of the court attaches said
a mi'trial is indicated from the I
length of time the jury has been out, I
brving been given the case Tuesday j
moiling at 11:20
PRAIRIE MOUND, Sept. 6.—We
are having some nice cool weather
after a good rain on Monday, which !
Most I
Corn
AUBREY. Sept. 6.—Dr. Bates wa3 .MARSHALL, Tex., Sept, 7.—After
in Dallas. ! su-rendering to the authorities on
‘a charge of killing James Olive and
i Bud Wagner Monday evening. Wm.
! Alexander waived a preliminary ex-
aniinati-in and his bail was fixed at
which he made today. Sev-
ea'thy citizens furnished the
fCLOSIN GQUOTAT1ONS, AFTER
BAD OPENING. ARr. ABO.E
LAST NIGHT'S.
Special Commissioner Theo.
Brace of Missouri, in his report tp
the Supreme Court in the ouster
$uit, declared the International
Harvester company Of New Jersey
a trust and combine formed to
destroy competition.
FOR SALE — GOOD ROYAL
Roadster bicycle. Never been used
R 1. KNOX, Nickel Store 25c
WHEN YOU NEED A CARPEN-
ter telephone the McCullar Lumber
company Both phonea. 301tfe
g (be
for Vm
FOR SALE—Grape juice oy gal -
lon. half gallon, or quar-. $1 per
gallon. Made on our own place;
absolutely pure. MRS. V’. C SPONG,
2 ilea south ot Normal. 21 p
WORTH WEIGHT
_IN GOLD
| lady Learned About Cardui, Th?
woman’s Tvnk and is New
Enthusiastic in its Praise.
NEWS FROM PONDER.
PONDER, Sept. 3—H. F. Wake
field has returned from Plainview
Bom. to Mr. and Mrs J. H. Sea-
born, Sept. 1, a girl.
Mr,. H. F Wakefield, who has i
been spending the summer on the
coast, ha, returned home.
Jhr. and Mrs W L Knight visite 1
in Nevada
Dr. J L. Gammill is .visiting
Tennessee.
Robert Cope is building a
residence in Ponder.
G. G Thomason is improving his
i home
NEWS FROM SANGER.
SANGER. Sept. 6.—The public-
school opened Monday with a good
’ attendance. . .
I A slow rain began falling about
i 6 o'clock Monday evening and con-
tinued all night.
M1,W Ruby Love ha, gone to Cis-
co to accept a position in a
goods store.
Misses Mattie and
Frank Buckley returned to
Worth after a two weeks' visit to ’
Mr and Mrs. Hubbard.
Miss Clara Sayer, of Bolivar is
here. •
.Miss Elizabeth Smith of Denton
has arrived for the winter’s work in
her music studio.
Miss WInnye Dudley, the elocu-
tion teacher, is here
Mr. Stinnett and family have mov-
I ed to Gainesville.
[ Mrs. W. H Batis and children vis
ited her parents here.
Winnie Mallow is quite sick.
Members of the Rebecca lodge
gave Homer Collins a shower of
household articles last Tuesday, that
being the day before his marriage!
to Miss McClellan of Bolivar.
Mrs. G. W 1 --- ..— .
have been visiting in Hill and John - ;
son couAtiea.
Eerl returns from the primary tn
Wi.- sin indicate that Senator La
Fn' tte. Insurgent, is renominated
<■ > r his opponent, S. A. Cook.
A A. ANDERSON. MAY BLDG ,
N. E. corner square. Harness and
shoe work of all kinds.
8. B. RANDALL HAS MOVED
his shoe shop to W. Hickoiy street,
in rear of Ainsworth Hardware
store, whera he will be glad to
his customers. ’Oe
~WE REPAIR LOCKS AND SEW-
ma machines, make keya to fit any
MAGILL 4 SHEPARD. tfc
ALWAYS ON
misa * call. 1—
Both phones.
Close Vest.
7.O2K4 7.1354
6.93 54
. provements made on his residence.
LEWISVILLE. Sept. 5.—Mr and
Mrs Will D Bonds have returned !
from Fort Worth
J. E Chambers returned from Al-
vord
Mr and Mrs, 1. —--------
Grapevine visited her parents, Mr. [
an,] Mrs J. E. Jackson.
Mr. and Mrs J. N. Fox are the1,
guests of their children at Hillsbo’o
and McGregor.
Miss I>eola Gilbert has returned :
to Dallas after a visit with Miss
Prue Keesee.
E. H. Thomas of Crowell has ac-
cepted a position with Jack Bran-j
non.
Mrs James Hays and daughter
have returned from a month's visit I
at Bryson
E. L. Floyd was
n>er. Ok
Ed Lyles has returned from Dab-
las and has accepted a position wltn
J A, Hatcher.
Miss Ola Degan i» visiting Miss Fay
Jasper in Denton.
Mrs. Emory Wilkins and children
have returned to Stony.
Mrs. H. H Hatcher and little
daughter have returned to Fort
Worth after a visit with her parents.
Rev. T. A. Lampton returned
Tuesday from Valley View.
Missec Mary Johnson and Annie
Sigler have returned from Denton.
B. F. Savage, Sr., has returned
*tem a trip to Mexico.
Miss Eva Sigler of Denton
the guest of Miss Annie Sigler.
Mesdames Harrell of Denton and
Cummings of Oklahoma have bean
t,
here.
Will Haney of Henderson county!
He said the erps there )
Dallas Iex, tUEt,ve Pear, h for s- Tucker,
Honkin* • v,i’° sbot and killed David Lynch
‘ ' suth of here Monday, Deputy Sher-
• - .;h I ii.j Anderson and Murrell returned
tils metning. Tucker has been seen
occasionally by farmers near his
I biding places, but the officers were
i thrown off the track each time.
three weeks' visit with relatives and !
friends in Pennsylvania.
Walter Maynard and family
Bartonville spent Saturday
.Sunday with W. A Bolton.
RING 349 WHEN TN NEED OF
groceries and especially cbareos'.
FORD CRAWFORD 349 Old.
“J TIME—NEVER
Denton Transfer Co.
9tfc
Mr. red Mrs. B L. Spencer, vit-
itel relative, at Sanger.
Miss Donna Trop returned from
Dallas.
Grandma Carter died at the home
her daughter, Mrs Dunn, early
■*- > J
The re- I
WANTED—TWO OR THREvl
furnished rooms for light house-
keeping. Must be downstairs. Phone
M. 18tf:
______________________L____________ : aid
WANTED—GOOD COOK AT
once. TV. B. Brown. 8 Avenue A.
The rain of Monday and Monday
night from report, wemh to have
been general over at least the north
half of the state. In some places
the rain partook of the nature of a
cloudburst, near Goldthwaite, Mills
county, total precipitation being fif-
teen Inches, although in the town
itself it was only about a half inch.
In the South Leon river, follow-
ing a terrific rain on its watershed,
a rise of ten feet higher taan any
previous record, resulted in the
drowning of eight people. The list
included Mr, George Torrey and
five children and Mr. and Mrs. John
Lenear living near Gustine. The
rainfall there totaled ten inches.
The Dallas News print, rain re-
ports from Whitesboro, Maypearl,
Grandvb w, Irving, Anna, Anson,
Lueder:, Stamford, Brownwood,
Stanton, Ardmore, Burleson, Ken-
nedale, Goldthwaite, Ballinger, Mid-
land, Coleman, Comanche, Lawton,
Foit Worth, Kopperl, Dublin, Avo-
c , Handley, Mount Calm, Bokchito,
Marshall, Red Oak, Grapevine, Al-
varado, Waxahachie,’ Santa Anna.
San Angelo, Putnam, Cresson, Mc-
Kinney. Frisco, Ravenna, Royse
City, Weatherford, Plano, Italy.
Forney, Milford, Bells, Hillsboro,
Honey Grove, Ennis. Mineral Wells.
Greenville, Paint Rock, Denton,
Westbrook. Rhome, Abilene, Cisco.
Baird, Crowell, Ranger, Strawn and
Millsap,
Don't Wait foil the l ‘*tal Stage.,
Denton People's Ex-
perience.
Occasional attacks of backache,
irregular urinat on, headaches and
symptoms of kidney disorders. It's
an error to neglect these ills. The
attacks may pass off for a time but
return with greater intensity. If
tnere are symptoms of dropsy—put
fy swellings below the eyes, bloat-
ing of limbs and ankles, or any part
of the body, don’t delay a min-
ute. Begin taking ooan's Kidney
Pills, and keep up the treatment
until thq kidneys are well, when
your old time health and vigor Will
return. Cures in Denton prove
the effectiveness of this great
remedy.
J. C. Brownlow, 44 8. Hickory
St.? Denton. Texas, says: "Doan's
Kidney Pills proved their effective-
ness in my case I doctored for
kidney trouble for some time but
with no benefit. I finally procur-
ed Doan’s Kidney Pills at J. F.
Raley 4 Co.'s Drug Store and they
helped me in every way. I can
sleep now, the dizzy spells have left
ma, and my back is strong. I give
Doan's Kidney Pills mt highest en-
dorsement,"
For sal« by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster Milburn Co.. Buffa-
lo, New York, sole a<«®t« tor the
United States.
Remember the name—uoan's —
and t»ke bo other,
dr. er u lewis, m. d c .
Veterinarian. New phone 239 (resi-
dence) and office phones 35 (Red
barn). 301tfc
GRAIN MARKET.
In Chicago Tuesday wheat fu-
tures suffered from heavy selling,
with a net decline of 1 3—8 to 2c
on futures. Corn and. oats also suf-
fered from the selling.
Cash grain closings Tuesday were
St. Louis— $1 00 tp $1.03 1-2.
Kansas City—99 l-2c.
Dallas—$1.06 to $1.08.
Chicago—97 1-2 to $1.00 1-2.
Denton—$1.04 to $1.05
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Sept 7.—
In the Ballinger investigating com
mittee this afternoon a resolution
requesting the removal of Secretary
, Ballinger was prevented only by two
republican members leaving
committee room and thereby break -
| ing the quorum Senator Nelson
put the question to a vote, but af-
terward held xio quorum present.
Those voting for the outsing of
Ballinger were:
Senator Eletcher
democrat.
Senator Burchell of North Dokato,
; democrat
t Representative Graham of Illinois,
democrat.
Representative Madison of UlinoU,
republican.
Representative
W. E. McCABE, M. D.. PHY8I-
cian and surgen—1 treat diseases
peculiar to women; diseases of the
I rectum, and cancer. Call and see me.
Both phones. Office over Garrison’s
drug store, West Side Squire tf
FOR WOOD. FEED, POULTRY
eggs telephone McGinnis 4 Sims.
Prompt delivery 276e
A Man of Iron Nerve
Indomitable will and
energy are never found
ach. Liver, Kldne/s and Bowels ar*
out of order. If you want these
qualities and the eocenes they
bring, use Dr Klnr’s New Life Pills,
nlgnt, th« matchiese regulators, for keen
- U* brain and etrong body. tBc at J. F.
Mley « Co.'s. ,
• V Si '.'j..
I.OCAL MARKETS.
DENTON, Sept. 7.—Lint cotton
today sold at below 13c for the first
tirre this season, in line with the
big markets, and prices ranged from
I1) 1—2c to 12 7-8c. In the seed
the- top was $5.10 against $5.25
yesterday.
Eggs ar<> quoted at 15c in trade,
retailing at the same. Pears are
worth from 50 to 75c a dozen whole-
sale. according to quality.
Corn is quoted at 50c, although
individuals have paid as high as
55 and 60c.
Wheat is steady at $1.04 to $105
a bucshel and oats from 35 to 36
c ents wholeeale.
Denton Steam Laundry
comparison of its work with
competitors.
FORT WORTH L1V! (WK.
FORT WORTH, Sept. ’ -Today’s
receipts: Cattle 55500: hogs 2000.
Steers—Steady: tops $5.50.
Cows—Strong- "ops $3.90.
Calves—Strong ops $6.65.
Hogs—Closed 15c lower;
$9.75.
HOUSES ON FULTON STREET
and Ponder avenue near Normal to
rent Also 2o acres* with good
house and other improvements just
norto^ town. See L. Fulton. 20p
FOR RENT—ROOMS ON SECOND |
and third floor of the May building;
furnished or unfurnished, for office!
or bedrooms. J. W. 8HA ... 12tfc
MARK El FOR CO! TON The University of Texas I
Co-Educational. Tuition Free.
ANNUAL EXPENSES, glSo AND
UPWARDS.
Main University, Austin;
Session opens Wednesday,
September 28, 1810.
COLLEGE OF ARTS: Courses lead-
ing to the Degrees of Bachelor and
Master of Arts and Ddctor of Phi-
losophy.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION:
Professional courses for teachers,
leading to elementary and per-
manedt certificates
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT: De-
gree courses in civil, electrical and
mining engineering.
LAW DEPARTMENT (In its new
building): Three-year course,
leading to Degree of Bachelor ot
Laws, with state license; course
leading to Degree of Master of
SUMMER SCHOOL: Regular Uni-
versity and normal courses; seven
weeks. Session begins 1911
June 17.
For catalogue address
THE REGISTRAR,
University Station, Austin
DEPARTMENT OF EXTENSION: I.
Correspondence Division; offers
courses in various subjects. Stu-
dents may enroll at any time. II.
Public discussion and informa-
tion division; furnishes biblio-
graphies and traveling libraries on
current problems. HI. Lecture
Division; offers popular lectures
by members of tlje University Fa-
culty.
Flor catalogue, address
THE DIRECTOR OF EXTENSION.
University Station, Austin
The Aubrey school opened Mon-
i day with a good attendance.
Mr. and Mrs Lewis Brewer have
returned from Oklahoma.
Mrs. Brown of Argyle was here.
Misg Pansy Bates of f
; Ok., is visiting her cousin, -Misses
' Gene and Winnie Kemp.
Dip Conley was in Dallas. | Fresh mackerel just received
Mrs. Martin Dunn is in Wautau-| R Turner, both phones 7
ga.
W. A Brewer was in Denton
j ,-Tank Tobin was in Denton.
LOST- SATURDAY EYEING, A
small purse containing $30, some-
where between C. I. A. and postof-
fice, Finder will please return to
C. 1 A. office and get reward. 20p
was here.
were fine.
Mrs. Burl Calvert went to
to visit her daughter. Mrs
who is very sick.
W T Minor is reported sick with
neuralgia of the stomach.
W. W. Calvert of Garza was here
to attend the meeting.
Mr. Trimble has returned from a
first class walks AT r.EA-
•onable prices. J M
ph. ue 347- blue. tOSLs
BRING YOUR PMTLTRY AND8
eggs to McGlUUls * Biros, McKinney
St., for highest eash prices. 176c
KINCAID YARD
id truulta
John R Moore, son of Rev. John
S. Moore, D. P., deceased, died in
Sherman after a long illness.
Ml
< Mhier ot
•tuement to true u> the best ot
Total
IJ ABILITIES
Capital stock paid in
Sun>lus fuml..........................
Undivided proQta. less expenses and
taxes paid
National Bank notes outvtaodinx...
Due to other National banks
Due u> state and private banks snd
Individual deposits subject toebeck
Tune ceninvatea of deposit
Casttier's check outstaodtns
Bd:* peyatt*. tociurttov cerilflrsMs
of deposit for money borrowed....
Total...;.....’..
STATE OF TEXAS
COVWTT or t>«MTOk.
I. H. F. Schweer. __
named bank, do solemnly swear
and belief. H P. SUHW1
Subscribed and sworn to
this 5th day of Sepembet
H. M. Wj
tWJ
Representative Ollie
Kentucky, democrat.
The two republicans who broke
quorum were Sutherland of
[ Utah and McCall of Massachusetts.
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