Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 284, Ed. 1 Monday, July 12, 1909 Page: 1 of 4
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One More Week
LIST Of THE
Of Phenominal Price Making'
large ones and eacourage their
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A few more choice suits and dresses at just half
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price.
Buy your shirt waist at a double discount now.
Wilson Hardware Co.
Northwest corner of square.
Lawn Mowers
Refrigerators
Buy 12 l-2c Red Seal gingham now at 8 l-3c yd.
Choicest bargains in ladies’ kimonas, skirts, cor-
Men’s suits and shirts. Boys’ suits
sets, petticoats,.
and odd pants and men’s pants.
If you did not get the prize in our skill contest
today, keep your card until next Saturday, they are
good for any Saturday until September 11th.
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BITTEN BY A CALE
WE KNOW THE PERFECTION
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GREATEST STORE
Don’t miss this chance to buy a suit case or
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trunk at unloading prices:
er is no warmer than the red hot bargains offered in
all departments.
BUT ONE PRISONER
STILL AT TARGE
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OLD MAN AT JUSTIN BITTEN BY
CALF SUPPOSED TO HAVE HAD
HYDROPHOBIA.
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UNFOUNDED.
Special to R & C.
JUSTIN, Tex . July 12.--'■Grand”
pa’- Williams, who recently returned
here from California, was bitten by
a calf, which was supposed to have
the hydroprobia. Mr. Williams left
at once for the Pasteur institute at
Austin for treatment.
W. Sears.
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< od band. Deposits are received
t- subject to check on demand.
| We pay the same attention to
small depositors as we do the
large ones and encourage their
“ accounts.
It is our desire to reader the
service to the
greatest possible number of
people in the greatest'possible
number of ways, and we hope
your ac-
There is no wisdom in
being your own banker.
EXCHANGE NATIONAL
BANK.
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• WEATHER REPORT.
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« NEW' ORLEANS, U.. July «
* 12.—Tonight and Tuesday gen. *
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Present for the first time here:
Twenty Minutes on the Bow-
ery
Lots of comedy, plenty good music
and dancing
Are you a customer of the First National Bank?
If not Why?
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Majestic Theater
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The pictures are:
“Lady Ellen’s Escapade’’
“A Troublesome Satchel’’
“Charley Forced to Find a Job”
In the Lime Light’
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count.
20 5 entries distributed as follows:
Livestock 60, farm products 38.
vegetables 25. fruits 10, poultry 26 I
pet stock 6. grata 3. farm exhibits I
10, needlework and culinary 25, larg-
est wagon load of people 2.
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’ ■' ”■ — i f inane ‘al transactions, whether
N.AMEH OF THOSE WHO UA1TUR- £ of * bu*ine»' or a Persona'
ED PREMIUMS IN SATURDAY’S
TRADES DAY.
Monday and Tuesday many lotswill be cleaned
up. Short length remnants, odds and ends left from
a week of terrific selling, will be cleared away at
money-saving prices to you who are wise enough
to take the time and trouble to be here. The weath-
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sections of the county with a total of B-'tigleadcr of Jail Break I> Caught.
20& entries ». I hut Trouble May Ensue When Roy
Shirey Is IjOcated
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North Locust Street
Five room house, bath, hall, porch screened,
good barn, chicken house, etc.; lot 75x150. This
place is nicely finished and has prettiest lawn and
trees on the street. Price, $1500.
WYLIE SMITH.
Exchaits Bank BaiMlU. New Phase 75
had been or was to be
J Sanger, unjer the new
.zhugh saloon law. that
id Chronicle telephoned
bn of the Sanger Curler
itoon.
_ There Is nothing in the report, Mr.
pr'ae did not deter the exhibitor from lx»gaden says, further thaa a rumor
displaying energy and interest tn en- } which he published as a rumor last
lightening those desiring to know’ week, that a Gainesville saloon man
just how he or she excelled in some was telling he^would start a saloon
particular thing. The speaking by!'*
■J. L. Quicksail. Wm. Ganzer and
Thos A. McGalliard. relative to
sc'entific and intelligent farming,
which was held at the court house
was a befitting climax to the day’s
entertainment.
That inestimable good will result
from a continuance of this education-
al work by comparison and observa-
tion is generally admitted by all
classes and many were tne expres
s'ns of a determination to put forth
better efforts and to work for the de-
velopment and betterment of Denton
county’
The greatest attraction was prob-
ably the fine horses and mules. Den-
ton county has always been a factor
In horse flesh, having produced
horses of a state and even national
reputation, and horses were on dis-
play that would be a credit to any
horse show in the country.
The cattle were very high grade
and represented the best grades of
the dairying breeds. A gratifying
feature was the interest which the
ladies displayed, one lady having tak-
en the premium in two classes.
Hogs were numerous and repre-
sented most of the popular breeds.
fords 2.85 2.50 Ladies oxfords... 2
$5 Mens Oxfords . 3.85 2.00 Ladies oxfords 1.65
$6 Mens Oxfords......5.40 1.50 Ladies oxfords.1.25
$4 Mens Oxford*. . . 2.85
Sale Begins July 10th and Ends July 24th
Shoes M’QUIGG. Shoes
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Showing Sixty-one Farm Products
With T. A. McGalliard Second,
Showing Firty-Nine Different
Farm l*roduct*.
PRICES CUT!
REPORTED MASSACRE
WAS ONLY A HOAX
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EL PASO. Tex., July 12 —Officera
returning to Lordsburg and coming
from Afton. Mexico, where they hur-
ried in eeponse to a message last
night stating that a band of t*"1
horse traders had been attacked aad
masacred by outlaws, report the af-
fair a hoax. A party of cowboys
aa a practical joke upon a tenderfoot
began firing and shoutlnv they were
attacked. The tenderfoot ran five
miles in his bare feet to a telegraph
station and summoned afficerB. The
cowboys belonged to the Molly W’l
Hom 1 outfit of Odessa. Tex. M
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So persistent has been the report
. that a salocA
established a
Robertson-Fd
but, H some ca^es almost heartlessly lhe Record a!
keen. There were numerous displays ' Ed:tor lx>g< l
entered which had been provided with Monday afte:
no premium but the absence of a Tb^re Is nJ
It Is a Strong Bank
It Is a Safe Bank
It Is a Good Bank
Its officers and directors are men of successful ex-
perience and undoubted ability. Why not start
an account with them today? &
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M. 8. Stout, Pres; A. D.TutMf; V. P.; R. F. flehweor. Cash.
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BIG CLEARING SALE,
On all Men’s. Womens’, Boy.*' Misses' and Children's
Oxfords in All the Different leather. Lots of time for
you to wear ox/ords. Buy now and be comfortable in the
hot days to come. Look at these prices and get you a
$3.50 Ladled and Men’s Ox- $3 Ladies oxfords $2,45
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- - . . - LUFKIN. Tex , July 12.—Posses
Early in the day the largest wagon returning today reported that all but
people arrived aad it was a signal one of the prisoners had been captur-
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( THE VALUE OF A CHECKING
ACCOUNT.
Every person who receives
£. and pays out money should
£ have a checking account.
y but there are many peo-
pie, not only bus’ness and pro
* feasional men, but salaried em-
j” ployes farmers and house-
E wives, to whom tueb aa ac
cou it would be a great help
j K and convenience, who, for some
reason, have failed to take ad
vantage of their opportunity.
Payment by check is the
most practical, convenient and
safest method of handling all
of a business wr * pc-i»vua<
character. The returned can-
celed checks are vouchers, or I
J sum pai.l J
out—they show that disburse- l
ments have been made, and to
whom—ana prevent the possl
ble payment of the same bill
I twice.
» Come in and us at any
time. Opeu an account, if you
Denton's second monthly trades
day, or rather a miniature fair, and
not so very tiny at that, opened in
full blast by 8 o’clock Saturday
morning in fact, som(. of the long
distance exhibitors arrived Friday
evening, and continued a great jam
of sweltering, good natured rivalry
and good fellowship until late Satur-
day evening. Notwithstanding this
was the hottest da yof the year, it
was the unanimous verdict of all
that the day was a great big huge
success from every viewpoint, and (
that it should aad would be contin- '
ued permanently. There were many !
expressions of the resources, oppor- I
tunit’es and greatness of Denton i
county and all agreed that with uni- ' POSS EH CAPTURE LUFKIN
ted and concerted efforts Denton | BIRDS WHO ESCAPE
county may be the greatest in the '
Southwest „ i —----
Product* were diaplayel from all i .
there, and t>efe had been. Mr.
Logsden saffl. no new developments.
He says there is nothing in it.
There was also a report that a sa-
loon would be started here, but if
there is anyth.ng to the report, defi-
nite details are yet to appear on the
surface. The wherefore of the hulla-
baloo is found in the statement that
the Robertson-Fitzhugh law slipped
one in on the pros ia the rh’rty-first
legislature, abrogating local option
in counties that had voted it pricflgto
the going in effect of the law. which
was effective Sunday. Jhtly 11. But
this contention seems to be unbased
accord'ng to the statement of Senato*
Cofer who quotes Sectin 27 of the
law reciitng that a part of the law
should be effective in districts that
had voted or shall hereafter vote lo-
cal option-
A man who it was charged had
bee^ telling it freely that he had
bought whiskey recently in Sanger
over a bar. and perhaps the founder
of the rumor of the established sa-
loon at Sanger, was taken up by
Sheriff Orr this afternoon and tak
en before Squire McCormick to
tell what he knew He admitted, it
Is said, that he had told the “bar”
story, but under oath swore he had
not been in Sanger in some time.
to be the best oil stove on the mar-
ket. Let us explain the superior
points. “Perfection” lightens kitch-
en work fifty per cent. It’s Cool.
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into
shetland the river where they were captured.
Roy Shirey, under a twenty year sen-
tence. is the only prisoner now at
tlo.i. This was the delight of every large He is the most desperate of
child present Some of the children the gang and if located a battle is ex
were rid’nw and some were driving i>ected
Some were dressed in cowboy attire
and some as Indians and all were
happy.
Exhibits arrived steadily until
p. m when judging of the various
displays began Several arrived even j
later and some never entered on ac-
count of the almost Impenertable
crowds. The free automobile ride
about town was a treat to many and
was indulged in an hour or so by sev-
eral hundred people and was one of
th, crowning features of the day
Rivalry among the various exhibi-
tors was at all times good natured
We guarantee our “Perfection” oil
stove Let us place one in your
kitchen. Try it for four or five day*
If it doesn't give you entire satisfac-
tion we want it back. No coat to
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°( people arrived and it was a signal «one of prisoners had been captur-
fdr more noise and merriment if such ed ,bat escaped from the county jail
was possible, and was awarded to late Sunday night Jailer King is
R. M Cochran of five miles east of atowly improving from the effects of
Denton and contained 87 people. Mr. ' nis wounds received when the pris
Mr. Cochra-j had a few mishaps and oners attacked him Two prisoners
breakdowns en route, but claims he were captured at Saline grossing, fif-
got a hundred dollars worth of fun te*n miles north of here, one being
in addition to the acceptable prem- Frank Thompson, who was the ring
turns awarded The other contestant, leader. Both had stolen horses from
Mr Wilkerson of Argyle arrived Frank Spears, a farmer, and were
about noon with 39 people from Jus- about to escape when caught They
tin and Argyle left their horses and jumped
Shortly afternoon the
pony parade consisting of some twen
ty ponies attracted favorable atten-
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Ice Cream Freezers
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OLUME IX
This Listens Good
We don’t want to oarry over any tan ox-
fords. They dont sell In the winter time,
while we sell blaok oxfords the year round
This Is how wo are going to keep from oar-
rylng them over.
There Is nothing to equal ioe cream for the
summer delloaoy,and there Is no ioe cream
frooxor that will freeze it so satisfactorily
as our improved “Frigid” Ice cream freez-
er. Wo have them In all sixes, with one
quality—The Highest and one price—The
Lowest. May we send you one on trial?
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make up eur minds to sell them, we expect
All Edwin Clapp $6 Oxfords .........$4.50
All tan oxfords with the exception of our
men’s Edwin Clapp $6 oxfordi
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tan $4 oxfords now
All tan $3 Oxfords now
and so on down the line.
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No monkeying at this store.
the prioe alone to do It. Wo are doing this
••fly, giving you lots off time In which to
wear them. This means men’s women’s
and children's and we have good styles.
WILSON
Williams Co.
“Arrow” Collars. 16correct styles. Some in quarter sizes
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Table Linens
Silks
$1.25
$1.50 Table Linens.
$175 Silk
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1.2S Table Linens
1.05
1.50 Silk
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1.00 Table Linens
89
1.25 Silk
1.05
.85 Table Linens
62
1.00 Silk
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75 Table Linens
.62
.85 Silk
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.65 Table Lineds
.53
.75 Silk
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.50 Silk
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.35 Table Linens
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25 Table Linens.
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Edwards, W. C. Record and Chronicle. (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 284, Ed. 1 Monday, July 12, 1909, newspaper, July 12, 1909; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1235568/m1/1/: accessed July 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Denton Public Library.