Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, February 19, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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green, Copenhagen,
25c 50c. 75c, $1
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Moore.
DEPENDON TAFFETAS
THE K. Of P.
24c
CONVENTION
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WONT YOU COME TO SEE US?
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SERIES OF TALKS AT C. I. A. AT-
TRACTING MUCH ATTENTION.
Have your prescrip-
tion work done at Min-
nis’ Drug Store, where
competency and equip-
ment is the best.
EXCHANGE BANK FILED DEPOSI-
TORY BOND—COMMISSIONERS’
COURT ADJOURNED.
rl« are growing
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Brockett.
Half—August
Jeny Martin.
Elmer Herren
MEETING HELD HERE THURSDAY
NIGHT WAS AN ENTIRE SUC-
CESS THROUGHOUT.
I25MEMBERS
WERE PRESENT
now in a very complete state and many
‘ones that have been in to look at them.
vious season.
patterns are gone.
Vendor Lien Notes
a Specialty.
For high-class prescription work
comes from long experience, care-
Tbe elauiflad columns of Um
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Delegates from All Over the District
Were Here—Seecfet Lodge work
and a Big Banquet
Given.
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Fresh Fish and
Oysters
at the
Evers Hardware Co.
Use Evers’ Cutlery.
Land-, which are offered
Easy terms.
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This well known brand of tools
may be found at Evers. Quality
and finish are the best.
HOES and RAKES,
SPA jES. AXES, etc.
Big stock of Poultry Wire. .
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Notary Public
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14- -Sam W. Harper, north oT Den-
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H-J Will Byers, north of Denton
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Stover
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FRIDAY, SATURDAY ^MONDAY
As an extra special for Saturday
we are going to sell our best calicoes
and 7c gingham for only 4c the yd.
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HOMER KLEPPER FELL FROM
HORIZONTAL BAR AND WAS
HURT IN GYMNASIUM.
('OMMLSSIONKRo IN SESSION MON-
DAY AND TVKDAY MADE
AFPOINTJJKNTS.
SOME CHANGES
FROM LAST YEAR
leering drugs of the best quality.
The facilities and equipment at
this store (or scientific compound
ing are modern and complete: in ' IC
the prescription department is car-
ried an immense stock of drugs
and chemicals specially cho«en for
their high quality, and when sick-
ness comes you cannot afford to
> accept prescription service inferior
to the one provided for you here.
Free delivery. Phone 52.
The commissioners while in session
this week named road overseers for
the, ensuing year. Many changes
have been made in the lists
last year.
you can find several pattetns most suitable for
Spring.
One extra piece dotted swiss; was 50 cents
now, per yard—.— — ....-----------------------
One extra piece Mazalia cloth;, was 35 cents,
now, per yard -------------------r—
Don’t wait until you get bald. Use
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rthy Spring Silks
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R B. Bishop
Bishop & Birchfield
Rooms SIS 13 Fort W orth Natloru.
Bunk Building.
FORT WORTH. TEX AS
Real Estate Loans.
dresses, every new shade,
naw andi alice blue, tan,
$1.00 to $1.50
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18- £). A. Jones, Slide1'
19- -d*ke King, north of Bolivar.
20- A.w McClendon, nonthwest of
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Good Crowds Are Attending Each Day
m Spite of the Weather
Conditions.
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were
In falling his
bruised in several
The completed list as finally hand-
ed iu is shown below:
Predaet Niunber One.
< 13—Tom Morris. x
24—Ernest McKinney.
-o—R. R. Truitt.
20—Dave Hammond-
27—E. Floyd
.8—W. M. Wooten.
29— Joe Rutherford
30— Jra Odell
..1—Alva Wright.
32—Antone Steiger. Jr.
..eorge Coppage.
/ 34—E. Frances. i
35— George Habern.
36— F. M. Morris.
3 7—>Jim Coffey.
38—Drew Copland.
.9—Berry Nuck1?s.
40— W. F. Fulmer.
41— H C. Holmes.
42— Steve Daw.
43— Will Thomas.
.4—Cnester Scott-
98— Tom Range.
99— Clay Coberiy.
104— Henry Cagel.
—Claud Hick.
107—.v.ylie 'thonw
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May We Enjoy a Share of
Your Prescription Work?
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NOTICE TO (THOfiE HAVING UN
t’HKD ICR COUPONS.
All those havlnj&Jce coupon books
issued at the old ptice will pease
turn them In once for cancellation
in order that new hoeks may be Is
sued at the reduced price. New booxs
will be issued now or later as may
be roonfred
ALMAJilE MILLING COMPANY,
CU-Cura, the crude oil hair
Guaranteed by J. C. Guy.
We wish to announce to the peo-
ple of Denton and Denton county
that we are prepared and capable to
take care of any and all
!—Melton Brown, between 3 and 4.
P. J. Taylor, Northwest of Den-
24c
See our bargain counter of laces, etc., 1c yd., up
Extra Special on All Ribbons
Don’t forget all winter goods are placed on
sale at prices which are bound to close same cot. >
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7 .(Walter Murdock, west of Krum
8, North half—A. C. Bali, west of
Krum.
8, South Half—J- A. . .’den. soui..-
ynrnell. northwest of Den-
ton. • • ~
10— t red Moore, north west, of Den-
ton.
11— C. H. Wheat. K tn.
1—J B. Stogner, norths “st
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We have carefully gone through our white
goods lines and find several very pretty pieces of
linens, batiste*, piques, etc., in short lengths,
which we are going to close out al a big sacrifice:
NOTICE.
Chiffons, organdies, handerchief linens, dottecV
swiss, piques, mouselines which formerly retailed,
from 25c to 75c per yard, your choice for three’
days only, 24c per yard. «
These are rare bargains, and we feel quite sure
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21—Everett Isbell, southwest of
Singer.
22, Notth half ^8.
Sanger.
22. North half—Quince Wheeler,
Sanger.
23—Charlie Cocanougher, west of
Sanger
101— H. T. McCauley, Bollvai*:
102— W. S. Doyle. Slidell. '
111 — Fred Marsheen, Krum.
113— Houston Nichols, Northwest
of Sanger.
114— Horace McGee, Krum
^120—John S. Hayes, northwest or
Bolivar.
122—tWlll
Sanger.
124—IW. T. Rainey. Slidell.
The commissioners' court adjourn-
ed Thursday afternoon after having
been in session for almost two weake.
During the last day of the term the
county jail was inspected and Giles
Lawson, a negro, was employed as
scavenger for the jail and court house,
nittnno'a I His salarJ was t>*ed at |21 per month’
The bond of the Exchange National
bank, which was selected as the
county depository was filed in sum
of JfXO.OOO and was accepted by the
commissioners. The signatures on
the bond are shown below:
W E. Bmoot, T 1.. Phillips, H. I.
Reynolds. Win. Ganzer, S. E- Curl,
Emory p. Reynolds. Mrs. M. C. Rey-
nolds. .1 M. Inge, Exchange Bank, i
c. Coit, r. L. Bass, j r. Chris tai. E.i
F. Bates, Alvin C. Owsley, F. M. Crad-
dock, c. A. Williams, J. W. Cook. B
F. W i’t. E. B. Peter. T. 8. AtChesou.
A M Bnsh and A. J. Nance.
ful training and the means for se- Nickle plated guaran-
Have You Seen Our Enterprise
Line of Buggies and Carriages?
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JOHN B. SCHMITZ,
Dealer in
Undertaker’s Goods.
Most complete stock of th: plain, medium
finer grades of burial goods at lowest .schedule of
prices in the county Calls attendef to with prompt- ,
ness any hour of the day or night.
Mr. R. E Cobb has charge of this branch of the business, and
the most precise and careful attention will be given to ail details.
Mght < mII*---fibonr Mt». Ohl phmir \<», IO.
f>:»y < Mll»'- B<»tl> phonrN \<>, ’40.
NOHTH SIDE MJV AKE DE.X 11 >X I EX AS.
| Superior
Long Distance Service
Over Our Lines
?£OPLE'S HONE TELEPHONE CO
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| If you have not seen them and contemplate
B • he purchase we would be glad to have you come
£ here and let us show you through our line before
| taking the final steps We know we have a line
that will suit you r“*
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L line after many years of careful study of the
K question to fill the needs of all buggy buyers.
MAY WE SHOW YOU?
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Guaranteed, 30 and 36 inches wide, the best value ever ottered. It you are
hard to please in taffetas you will be delighted with Depend On, the yard
only $1,00 to $1.50
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Office next door to Ideal R|R| F I
Restaurant. Clothes cleaned UIULL LLlJ0vil3
pressed ai*d repaired. Clothes
for gentlemen made to special
order. See our samples.
GETS POSTAL POSITION.
Ashburn Cowan, a son of Mrs. A. P
Cowan, who formerly lived here, has
recently secured a position in the
Dallas postoffice.
Many New OveiwcWB Named and
Some of tin* Owes Re-
tained—-Liat as
Arrang»‘d. . -u,
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Homer Klepper, a member of the
l>i nion Athletic club, had his heft arm
broken recently by falling from a hor-
izontal bar upon which he was doing
stunts. The bones were fractured
just above the elbow,
face was also
places.
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136. South half—Otto Hlltz.
137 Levi Matthews.
, r< chief Number Two.
45. North half
4 5. South half
Fre! Hill.
Will Killian
R A. ..to,gall
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-\orth half —F ancia Matone.
South hill Walter Bridges.
Marshall Grace. •
F. M. i.a<<^r.
-Alex Bays.
JWiH Walker.
W. . Grant.
R. B. Evans
Arthur Jones.
,E M. Arnold
Few Slippers. New Spring Goods
We Deliver Goods; New Phone 17, Old 5 |
Our Mr. LeGrand Lipscomb, a
registered pharmacist in the states
of Texas and Oklahoma, has person-
al charge of thii department and ex-*
exercises due caution with all pre-
scriptions, large or small. All of our
drugs are fresh and purr.
messaunes.
The season's leader in Messalincs used for waists or
•age and King Edward green, old rose, wisteria,
cream, white ar»d black; 36 in. wide, the yard
WASH AND JAP SILKS.
you will find here in a number of colors; blue, brown,
pink, naw, cream, yellow, white and black: the yard
SILK PONGEE.
Imported silk pongee, made in China, only pure silk used in weaves of this
goods very popular this season, comes in natural color only, 36 inches to 40
inches wide.Lx; * $1.00 to $1.50
O. M. CURTIS,
Ikruggfot.
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85— B W Meadows
86— W L Francis, Koenoke.
87— Will Terrell. Justin. R. 1.
8g—Will Wallace. Argyle.
N*—Tom Carruth.
!> i—-Charley Skiles, Denton.
91—Lon Wilkerson, JUsdn. R 2.
9 2—Don Robertson.
93__,Wiley Cope, Drop.
>4 -iBrad Tavlor, Argyle, t
97—Clark King
11)6—1. 8. Wyman. Justin
121—Robert Cops, -'onder
131— ‘Monroe Robertson.
132— w. C. Claiborne
133— Lee Lamjdlin. Ponder.
138—-H. C. t-Taiin.
.’reelnet Number Four.
Back Combs and Bar-
i ratts, latest styles at
i Minnis’ Drug Store.
The district meeting of the Knights
<•' Pythias was attended Thursday
night by about 125 members of the
order and throughout the evening ev !
detail in connection with the ga-
thering was successfully carrtw^out. !
For the guests who were nfBlnem
bets of the order the open Session
from 7 until s o'clock was enjoyable
and the members were highly enter-
tained during the ecret session of
the lodge and at the banquet which
followed. ’
Three members of the grand lodgrt
were here and took part in the lodge
session and the initiation of candi-
dates These grand lodge members
were John T. Bonner of Tyler, su-
preme representative, Henry Milter
Of, Weatherford, K. of R. and 8- snd
C F Wiland of Dallas, grand outer
guard. Besides these grand lodge
members there were Knights of Py-
thias from several towns in this dis-
trict here for the meeting. f
After the open session the ledge
was called to order lr. ritualistic form
and the address of welcome delivered
by Hon A. C Owsley, who was sub-
stituted for Rev. Otis Hawkins, the
latter being unable to attend the
meeting. The resiionwe- to this ad-
dress was by 1 T. Bonner. Follow-
ing the initiation a number of the
member^ made short talks for the
good of the order. These talks were
in some instances highly Instructive
and apparently . all were enjoyed
greatly. Queries on secret work of
the order were given and the lodge
was closed in due form,
Following this work in the lodge
rootha the guests were assembled in
the banquet halt adjoining
lodge rooms, and were seated
most sumptuous feast. Two
tables were piled high with
things to eat of elerv description. The
las.
tore.
lift—Aubrey Vaughn.
117— T. D Hill.
118— Dave Turner.
119— C. T. Hodge
123—John Clark
—C. C. i. .iltlock.
Bi wer Hart.
-O U. Clark
Will White.
Forest G i>bs.
E. Jones
Hug
North
We want you to come in to see our silks as we
know you will be pleased with the pretty assortment
and low prices.
I’he Bible jessons XeTng given by
Miss Blodgett from 1:15 to 5:15 each
| afternoon in the auditorium of the
(College of industrial Arts are attract
j ing a great deal of favorable attention.
G. W. Birchfield i1,1 aPi,e of the weather Miss Blodgett
; has been greeted each afternoon wipt
good rowd, numbering in addition
i to the students many of the ladies of
the city.
A graduate of the Moody Bible
Training Institute of Chicago, Miss
Blodgett is regarded as one of the
closest students of the Holy Book in
the South and her exemplification of
her subjects are proving wholly inter
I esting and very instructive
1 \\ ith ‘"I he Women of tin* Bible" as
her general theme Miss Blodgett takes
up studies ot the indfviduais as her
daily subjects Ruth" was the sub-
ject yestordaj afternoon and. as she
was unable to conclude the explana-
tion of this interesting Hihical char
acter In the hour, it will be co
this afternoon
Are here smiling a welcome to the ladies of Denton, beautiful soft and
clinging as thev are, vet how substantial in fabric. Our Silk Department is
are the favorable impressions of the
They are lower in price than any pre-
Call and them at your earliest convenience before the prettiest
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teed Alarm ClookA tor 75c
at Minnis’ Drug Store.
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PRESBYTERIANS.
Rev. 3- C. Lockett, frnodical mis-
smeary, will piwch SOBday the 21st, -., ..»■<
a: tb« court-house at 11 a. m. and at kest of Krum.
7:30 p. m. A cordial-Invitation is ex-
*■ nded to everybody. :.W.' s '
Baseball Supplies fit
Minnis’ Drug Store.
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Record tnd Chrontel
because they get the results.
>h»m md make ns prove It. ?
to words C times 2Cc—C’.awlHed.
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v.-ilohtC Brooks.
6.1 las R. Turner.
64 — A. N. Chandler.
G5—B. F McGee.
t.6—J. W. Kemp.
67—Cleve Wood.
.6.8—C Miller. , ,
*69—u. E. Cobb.
70—1’iul Berndt*
7<», North half—J. S. Pincktey.
71. South half—Henry A. Ander-
son.
.2, North half—A ’J Robertson
7 2. South half—IWm. F. Robertson
73,—Tom Hilliard.
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96— Marion V tlliams.
lui;—E win Oliver.
103, North bait—Roy Everett.
103. South half—W. R Bishop.
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Precinct Number
2- R C. Phillips. Krum.
L. Wilson
P. Green—Denton.
.1. .1. Dootey, Argyie. ... 1
,,,- .1 F. Casey.
77—Walter Nash. Bartonville.
7S-- Joseph Orr, Roanoke
79— Claude Underwood.
80— Hen i v Westneto.
8ix—Bum Medlin, Roanoke'
82—Lee Litsey, Roanoke
S3—T. A. u‘>e, Roanoke. R. 1
84—John 1> Foster, r.oanoke. R
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Haled ^hucss 34 a ton or 15c
"ale Equal in food value, to prai-
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formalities that had necessarily ob-
tained, in the lodge rooms were d!«-
oensed with wher the guests entert*d
the banqitet hall and for the next two
hours or more a royal good time was
had by all.
District Deputy
as toast-master i
given as follows:
J. Ed Schmitz—*‘Whv i non’t Stay
at Honie,’* A'
J. O. Ball—’‘What I Want ’’
W. A.r Jones—“The Knowedge of
All die Ages.”
Chas. Robertson—“Mv Experi'mees.t’
F.» L. Wear—“Why I Am a K. of
P.”
Hon. A. C. Owsley and John
Bonner also were heard
Something over a hundred Knights
of Pythias were seated at the tables
and during the banquet a flashlight
picture of the group was taken. A
picture was also made of the lodge
oroms while the secret session was
being held.
During the evening a Grand Lodge
of Emergency was ’held and the
grand lodge rank conferred on the
following past chancellors: J. O.
Bell, 8 M. Richardson and C F. Ev-
ans of Denton; Dr W. Hawley and
and Geo. E. McDonald of pilot Point.
Among the Denton county Knights
here were Dr. Hawley. M. L. Hender
son. Geo. E. McDonald and J. M.
Pickle of Pilot Point: Arthur Hayes.
J. K. Brannon and Messrs. Hayes and
Cowan of Lewisville Messrs. Tatum.
Coppage and J. G. Powledge of Au
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Base Ball andl.Tennis
supplies. • W. A. Talia-
ferro, north side square.
Owners of Improved City
Property and Choice Farm
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Edwards, W. C. Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 162, Ed. 1 Friday, February 19, 1909, newspaper, February 19, 1909; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1235433/m1/4/: accessed June 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.