The Arlington Journal. (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 22, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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A large crowd of people went out
; to Village Creek on the Interurban
road Sunday afternoon, where Rdv.
M. C Jackson baptized five persons
army, and knows nothing of what into the.fellow-ship of the Baptist
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Advertising Rutf-c Reasonable.
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with all the ‘ advantages of Handley, or
Mrs. E. E. Overall of Eort Worth
editor and publisher of the ‘-‘Rail-
way and Industrial Journal” was
here two or three days last week
in the interest of her paper,
and enrolled several subscribers.
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your cotton inon-
1/n’t forget the old
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been here a long
jyiow what this
w'ants andyru prepared to
i/fate the tr;piV.
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care to make a cent on these
goods. 11 interested, call and examine, we
must m; k^ room for fall stocks and we will
* slaughter prices on all summer goods.
Shop.
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WAGONS
You will need a new wagon to haul your
cotton with. ’ Remember we sell the Leud-
inghaus and Linstroth, no better wagon
ever pulled down Main street. We will ex-
change for old ones and treat you’right.
, When in the market for a wagon, call and
see us.
Last week we received our new line of
above goods, and same is n<x’w readv for in-
spection We take some risk in buying a
full line of the better grade, but we believe
our trade will demnad good goods and new
- patterns in the Oueensware line and we can
suppiy-you. Will take pleasure in showing
you these goods. (
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and dertitnU?. Sdch
in brief ww> the condition of an old
holdier by name of .J J Uaven», Ver- —
saillen, O. b’or years’ tie was troubled
with khlney disease and neither doc-
tor. nor tnedlcie gave him >eliet. At
length he tried Electric Hitters, ft
put him on hi* fe«-t in short prder and
now he testifies. I’m on the road»to
s'omi>Sette recovery. Best- on earth for
liver and kidney troubles and all forma
of stomach and laiwel eomplainta. Only
50c Guaranteed bv Arlimrton Drug (To
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he National Shvnman laun-
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clean and/press skirts and (Nothes.
• Work guaranteed. Come and s\e me
you always get a square deql^j; :
~ ’ Yours truly.
Sept 12.—This talk about such
a bumper cotton crop is veritable
pomposity. I took occasion to
A904 ■ visit several stations, and I found |
failures who do not jead the news-
papers surprised at the heavy esti-
mates placed upon their cjopa, and
• that too by lift re long spider legged
know-alls who
| shade with a
ll.oo ears—ears of tne type of th • erst
.60 while jackass yrdeY—and repprt
I such wonderful crops, It will take
[ three and over acres on an average '
to make one bale of cotton in
rant bounty; and this 18-cent
. and such a bumper corn crop—why I
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People who have not watched | 1000 bushels and 4001s the crop.J
* complimentary notices so that peo-
ple may know when* to laugS.and
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more econohrtya' dis-
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The Universal Make will do the work in
less time and with the least wood, and fully
guaranteed. Bring your old wood eater in
and trade it for a stove that will make
cooking a pleasure. Stove Vessels with
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Caten Stenberrv. Buelneea Meneaer t
Arlington, Texas, Sept. 22,
I entered at the Art inkton poatoffice aa
becond-claar mail matter.
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Brown domestic 4-4 tfM
20 yards tor.. vli
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Phone Answered Day or Night.
OFFICE .NO. 2. RESIDENCE NO 18.
bv the corpora i
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lage Creek baptizing on a badly j ^4
crowded Interurban car, a young m
“Sunday boozer’’ who had been tip . A ’
to Fort Worth came crowding A
through the car, and in the push j ^4
his bottle fell out of his pocket,
broke and spilled the vile contents j A
all over a young ladies dress. ■
The incident created merriment m
in some and aroused disgust in I A
others. By the way tlmt is the A
biggest objection to Sunday cat
riding, always a lot of drunken
men, loaded with Sunday whiskey
Wonder how they got it
ou Sunday any way. •»
Moral: Come out and hear Cy-
clone Davis on the subject.
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It would seem that wheti cbVton
is selling at from io to 16c, wheat
i at $1 10 a bushel, corn 45c a bushel I
land nearky.everything else proper-I
lionately high, that farmers ought '
to be pretty well satisfied, and as) A
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We will give you the benefit of cut prices
on all short lengths in matting^, anything
under 20 yards goes in this sale, all profit
wiped out, and then some. On display in
| .east,room.. Our new line of window shades
will Ik- here this week. Don’t fail to see
them. •
Come
make yuu a suit
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To The Farmer Cotton Is Cash
And We Wfint Your Trade.
HARDIE-ROSE COMPANY, 248-250 Elm Street.
Farmers, sell your cotVm for qhsh and save money bv buy-
ing your goods from Hurdie-Kose Co.—S|>ecial Prices tor
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we still.hear the cry that the farmer i
is being robbed
tions, trusts and government,
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more often comes from some
ical demagogue < r starveling news
paper, than it does from the farmer
himself. .Why its a fact that we
poor ’Wlf ftd citizens of town
haven’t eaten an egg for less than (
to cents a dozen and up to40 cents !
a do^en, nor butted for less than 20 |
cent a pound, nor chickens lor less1 A
than 25 cents for year£, and we get1 £
so hungry for chicken, that when A
we do get one,' we “swipe" the
peices right and lett, making one
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people were coming back from Vil-1 4J4
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reliable jewel
Deal. We /navi
time and t/ink w
people
accomqj
And remember tha\ 'you can de-
pend on us in matters that Ton
knrtw nothing about yourselves,
something you couldn’t do with
strangers.
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Cotton checks
to5 yards for ........
Bleached domestic 7-8
2(Xvaras for ........
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' Space does not allow Us tw gave you. ail the bargains in Dry X-
ft ''Ocrwrtr/W^H-kMHls ana Sites,' Notions, and all w
I the kitest 111 <wel.tiy^ii belts ucckwear, reyn’s upd bt>ys>cIqtfiUjft ;
k Wl!'dow. sh.ujt.s,
' don't torget the place 24« 250 tLM’ST.. DALLAS IFXAS.-
| And it is a jobbing point as well I what he pleases tor what you raise, ! X \ours to please,
: In groceries Fort Worth lend* the I and he places a price on what he ;
state, and if is-a close second if not | has to sell and you pa^- him for it. $
1 the fir<t in w holesale drugs. Oth£Y j You are to blame, you vote this
In e* «re d©vt 1 Tiing raptdlv and can 1 when you- go to the Imi lot box. and X
! already offer equal advantage* with ! devil me if I care. You’ll awaxe
• any other Tex ts citv-—dry- goods, in the year 3000 —O.^CL Somer-
notions. hardware, iron fence and ville in The Citizen.
fixtures, lumber, blHlders’ material, This is not all this correspond-
liquors, etc. The Texas or Indian’ • ■
Territory or Oklahoma merchant 'ent and from wh;,t wc *ather
will make a mistake if he overlooks
this market.
On accoutit of superior ratlrosd,
facilities Fort
he.stalki,.K
market j seen less than hajf
The close proximity of Da’fa^ I cotton, and then
and Fort Worth, with hourly rail- (ableto estimate the cotton
wav schedules between, affords the
bin-ex who wishes to make his pur-
chases in person, two markets in
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rival assortment* and terms, which particular section,
he can visit at the cast of only one] conclusions areotten reached,
short journey. It beats going ’O| have o ten k own
i S’nL"i’j2Isn’^" 5Lk,’, > -w-,' ““ «ww«»r« th™rw™sir
Olhe* ■Kb’/'oe* Heing*eqnat, t'Tex- [ f A
ias_for Texans’fought to he the ] sy mplj^ because his own~ crop-juui-t JF
mntto of, Tpprfh.ant tm.vvrs as well, short, and 'so it scruis to w ith t J
■ as refniVymrchasers TBi t ’Worth 'Tkis c^rrespcxKFeut fresh from the I ?
accommodate a lafgMycity. Besides, the crop total is nut ®
here.’—Record. ’ ‘ paving fancy “prices Still Mr.! •
It will be observed that our es-1 Somerville talks about the poor ]
teemed, con1 emporarv savs nothing iaboring man beihg rollbed on
alxuit Ft. Worth as a cotton mar- prices the same as we heard when
Yet, which is all right; they have;collon was5c a pound,
none and claim to Have tione. They
are fortunate, however, in nding
connected bv railroad and street
[railway wjth Arlington, the best
cotton fnarket in th<* $tate. The
Panthers started out this fall to
make a cotton market of the Fort,
but were knocked out in the first
round, and have Uirned the whole
| thing over to .Arlington and gone
jback in the stock business.
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Dr. G. C Rankin, editor of the
Christian Advocate, is a candidate
; for chaplain of the next house of
! representatives, and it is tinder-
1 stood that lie already has enough
I votes pledged to secure his election
He is eminently fitted for rhe place.
, If there ever was a set of men w ho
needed proper prayer it is the leg
islalure of Texas.—Terrell Tran-
1 script.
| We thought tfie Doctor’s lively-
| interest in politics and political con-
j ventions was not due entirely to a
j desire to benefit fiis health by ex
i ercise. People hardly ever adopt
this means of ^storing wasted
! strength and energy, and when you
[ see a man with his good eye always
on the political checker board you
'can put it down th^t there’s some
J position he wouldn’t mind filling.
; But the legislators need prayer and
Dr. Rankin is emintyilly qualified
to look after their ''spiritual inter
|ests. The remuneration for this
work is about five dollars a minute
J and Di. Rankin can probably come
as near earning the salary as any
[man in the state.—Honey Grove
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developments closely are apt-to I Say 1 you measlev', hoodwinked old -jr
“TTZth3rivy<T(f any wav? Don’t youKnwJjF
livestock. It is an active bidder that you haven’t the rights o1 a]
for^lL^jrls ai tarin <wod«'^>te^prAep^»ti'W
bf^nrff’to agget Uieir grub_and
the price and paxs you
well what he pleases tor what you raise, j
price on wuat ne ;
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ah ng. we take it that he is a brand
new recruit to the agricultural
persons
a dozen fields ot baptized by Rev.Jackson since the
presume* to be | loginning of the late protracted'
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the world .. Th • total crop estimate j •
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Stanberry, William M. The Arlington Journal. (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 38, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 22, 1904, newspaper, September 22, 1904; Arlington, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1313596/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Arlington Public Library.