The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 29, 1914 Page: 3 of 4
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Bay City Nursery Company
Phone No. Sl«
NAM .1. BAKEll, Mur.
Fruit Trees, Shade Trees, Ornamentals, Hedges, Roses, Berries, etc.;
an 1 we wish to again remind you that we have a good stock of all the
above in varieties best adapted to the Coast Country. Our stock is
of th » best quality, clean and thrifty, while our prices will be found
to be lower than other nurseries are quoting on stock not as good a*
ours. Besides, we are home people and should have your support.
Let us know your wants. We will give you entire satisfaction.
Store Phone 317
BAY CITY GREENHOUSE
Robert D. Baker, Florist
' Floral Offerings and Plants.
Let us plan to beautify your
yards with flower beds, rose-
bushes, shrubbery and shade
trees.
Phone 351
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Now is the Time to Planti
MRS. E. E. RUSE. Florist
Roy Nash. Rec. Secy.
Cut flowers, floral work, pot
plants, roses, etc. Ferns, 25c
and up. Phones, Greenhouse
No. 14; store No. 86..
LIVERY A TRANSFER
• Ring phone 174. Basses and
• baggage wagons will rail any
• place In town for passengers
• or trunks. “Always on time."
• JOHN A. CRAWFORD
•vesessas^sdsas
CH ALVEUS.
LODGE DIKE! TORY.
for
THE WORLD’S BENT BEEF
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Visiting Knights are
Saturday
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was
home
If business is dull, stimulate It with
an ad in The Tribune.
Bay City Market
HARRISON BRON.
Me, 5Oc and Si. per caa.
At your dMtar**.
nolda. W. M.
Moore. Nee.
night
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to at-
STOCK
MEDICINE
Stirs up the liver—Drives
disease poisons sway.
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Meets e
P. Hall,
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Bay City 1
M., meet
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I /biting
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brothers
Thus.
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i: i-t. ni Star will meet I
Tuesday night in I
month. Visiting I
rs Invited
at K. f|
cordially.
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Beef and Milk A-plenty
Cattle are kept for two purposes; for beef pro-
duction and for milk production. To do either right
they must be healthy. There is nothing better to
keep them in continued good health, or to make
them well quickly when sick, than a tew doses of—
Bee Dee
la just good enough for our customers
in our opinion. And a trial order will
prove that we live up to our belief.
Order a roast.or a steak and prepare
yourself for a treat for It will surely
prove one when the meat appears on
your table.
FOR SALE—250-egg Cypers incu-
bator, good as new. Will sell very
reasonably. Address inquiries to Tri-
bune office. 21-tf
Mrs. Edna Ray
Mrs. Corn B.
K. of I*.
Bay City
, No. 241 K I
'of P. meets every Tuesday at i
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very ar
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welcome
It. Lu* is. W. M.
Street, Secretary.
H. H.
Mr.
guest at the Kennedy
Christmas.
Morris Davis spent
Bay City.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lee of lavgans-1
port. Tnd., who have been visiting i
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Fell, left Sun-
day for Brownsville.
Ruth and Myrtle Head of Bay City '
are spending a few days with their
aunt. Mrs. Will Hale.
Thelma and Mildred Head of Bay
City are guests of Coy Anderson.
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Messrs F. R. Curtis and H. H. Fall
spent Monday at th* county seat I .
Francis Davis and Alta Hale vis- '
I tod at Bay City Monday 1
Miss Mabel Kennedy went to Hous-
ton Tuesday morning to spend Christ-
mas with Grandfather Kenneday,
F. R. Curtis left here Tuesday
his home in Bluffton, Ind.
Mrs. B. F. Curry and children spent
Tuesday in Bay City Christmas shop-
ping.
Donald Rimmer of 8w
Wednesday and Thursday
and Mrs W. M. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. W. M Brown enter-
tained Mr. and Mrs. (’has. Lee of
Logansport, Ind., and Mr. and Mrs.
Fell at Christmas dinner.
Willard of aBy City
at
first ’
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8 p. m.
welcome.
Dr. J. E, Simons, C. C.
J. W. Conger. K. of K. and
I. <1. <1. F.
every Monday night
Visiting brothers
Edw. L, Savage, N.
Geo. Helmecko, 8e<
Carpenters and Joiner* of America, i
Local Union 1870, United Brother
hood of Carpenters and Joiners of
' America meets every Wednesday night
in Hamilton Hall. Al) visiting breth-
■ ers invited to attend.
J. F. Cone, President.
A. W. Benedict. Fin. Sec.
Call Phone Number 128
Ragnes A Edwards
• AVE CAN SUPPLY YOU WITH
• WOOD
• •
• Cut for Stove or Uncut in Cord •
• lengths •
Picture Framing As An Art
Our styles and mouldings
CHAS.
HERMON
PAINTS AND WALL PAPER.
SOUTH SIDE SQUARE
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are the latest and most artistic.
1 hat is the kind of (taming which embodies 1 HE BEST in
selection and execution. We claim this distinction. Our ex-
perience in this line of business is at your disposal.
to
e
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• BAY CITY SHOE REPAIR SHOP •
S» P. Koigood, Propr.
• Roots and Shoes Repaired
• Half Soles and Heels 75c
• Beat Work Done and All Work
• Guaranteed
• Seventh Street, adjacent
Walker’s Furniture Store
• Bay City, Texas
MAGILL BROS.
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your premises
T. J. Clark
The Matagorda County Tribune, $1.50 the Year
Business or Residence and
for Fine Farm Lands See
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Put Us to the Test
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On anything you need in the
Building Line. You will find
that for Quality and Price we
cannot be heat......
s Alamo Lumber Company '
JOHN SUTHERLAND, Manager
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R.E5OLVED
THAT YOU WILL HUNT
NO FURTHER FOR GOOD
GROCERIES IF YoUCoME
TO U5. OUR'5 ' ARE
PURE AND FRE5H AND
THE PRICE-5 ARE RIGHT
WE WANT TO DO THE MG "LIVE WIRE”
GROCERY BU-5INE-55 IN TH15 COMMUNITY.
WE KNOW THE WAY TO Do IT, To KEEP
ONLY PURE WHOLE-GOME GROCERIE5 AND
5OUND FRUIT-5 AND VEGETABLES AND To
5ELL THEM AT REASONABLE PRICE-5. DON’T
HUNT AROUND, BUT COME 5TRAIGHT ToUG
FOR ALL YOUR TAbLE NECE-5-5ITIF-5.
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P. S. We Sell on Long Time
at Reasonable Prices and at
Low Rate of interest.
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You should do more than that;
you should consider the princi-
pal needs of
LET US FIGURE
WITH YOU
FOR CHOICE LOTS
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WE ARE NOW LOCATED
BAY CITY SANITARIUM
• Dr. T. C. Brooka
Dr. C. R. Byars •
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• Upstairs in The Tribune Build- •
• Ing, corner Avenue G and Fifth •
• Street, where we shall be •
• pleased to meet our patients. •
J. C. C A R RI N G T 0 N
Surveyor and Civil Engineer
Phones 3 and 260 Bay City •
Will Stop Headache
ing trip.
priest of
in
HELPLESS AS BABY
man’s
Down in Mind Unable to Work,
and What Helped Her.
first
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restored.
mt feel as
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Dr. T. C. Brooks. Tribune building.
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DEATH OF FATHER M0NTREU1L.
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RETURNED TO LOCATE.
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NOTICE.
Dr. Kit Williams is in the city from
his ranch, the guest for a few days
of Dr. and Mrs. H. L. Rugeley.
\ IMED OKLAHOMA Oil,
FIELD FOR BAY CITY.
Ed. Cordray is spending the holi-
days with friends and relatives in
Luling.
Mr. G. W. Elliott and son, who
were in Bay City last spring, the
elder an inventor of a tractor engine,
which was demonstrated here, have
returned from their home in South
Dakota and wljl, in all probability lo-
cate at some point on the Gulf Coast.
Mr. Elliott says it is fearfully cold
in South Dakota, the temperature
r j
dropping as low as 25 lu'low at times.
We are pleased to see these gentle-
men back and hope they will locate
here.
The Tribune is pleased to have the
privilege of printing this brief sketch
of one who literally worked himself
to death in the cause he espoused.
Father Montreull was misunderstood
by many, but his fidelity to a cause,
his application to duty and faithful-
ness were a marvel and should he a.
lesson to those who wish to accom-
plish anything in life. It was our
pleasure to know him intimately and
wen venture the remark that Father
Montreull was the most faithful and
hardest worker wo ever saw. Tn the
nearly three years we knew him we
never heard him utter an unkind word
against a soul nor shirk one moment’s
labor. His last days were a whirl-
wind of energy and although the
body was weakening fsst he kept on
going for his Christ and hia church,
with the siipremest of eternal faith in
both.
Peace, peace to this good
ashes'
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Land for Rent: Seventy acres of
high wild peach land, one-half mile
from Brazoria; no overflows; half
clear of stumps; on reasonable terms
to right parties. D. Schindler, South-
ern Hotel, Brazoria. dw-tf
If headache develops while shopping
or at business just step in any good
drug store and usk at the fountain
fur Hick's Capudine. which is so suc-
cessful in relieving headache because
It removes the cause, whether from
cold, heat, nervousness or gripp. It
la liquid and pleasant to take. Don’t
ever suffer with headache when this
remedy st >ps it so easily. Take a
bottle home. The druggist bus it in
10c, and 60c sixes.
To Whom It May Concern:
It has been rumored that we, the
undersigned contractors, owing to the,
present conditions and scarcity of!
work intended cutting wages in half, i
But we wisli to say that such rumors
are utterly false, and that we expect
to employ mechanics, same to oe
UNION men and must have card. We
will work union hours and will pay1
the union scale for same.
We take this method of expressing
ourselves in regard to same.
(Signed) Shoultz & Son.
Per. A. L. S.
Bay City, Texas, Dec. 24, 1914.
Miss Callie Metzger, after spending
the holidays with her sister in Beau-
mont, has returned home.
Exprv«« (umpau) Return* Crate vf
Turnip* Three Time*.
A Zealous and Devoted Missionary
Priest Called to His Reward.
Judge J. M. Sims says lie will soon
have Ills rice laud all broken for next
year’s crop, which he proposes to
plant early.
Anybody eau make a resolution,—
keeping it is the thing that counts.
J. D. Patterson leaves toduy fori
Has Something That VEGETABLES CANNOT K ;
SHIPPED FROM BAY CITY
In connection with the last illness
of Father Montreull, the kindness and
courtesy of the Weinburger Brothers
in charge of the Fruit Dispatch Co.,
of New Orleans will always he grate-
fully treasured by the Bishop and
clergy of the Galveston diocese.
Summit Point, W. Va.—Mt8. Anna
Belle Emey, of this place, says: “I suf-
fered for 15 years with an awful pain in
my right side, caused frvwn womanly
trouble, and doctored lots for it, but with-
out success. I suffered so very much,
that I became down in mind, and as help-
less as a baby. I was in the worst kind
of shape, was unable to do any work.
I began taking Cardui, the woman's
tonic, and got relief from the very " *
dose. * By the time I had taken 12
ties, my health was completely
I am now 48 years years old, bi
good as 1 did when only 16.
Cardui certainly saved me from losing
my mind, and I feel it my duty to speak
in its favor. I wish I had some power
over poor, suffering women, and could
make them know the good it would do
them.”
If you suffer from any of the ailments
peculiar to women, it will certainly be
worth your white to give Cardui a trial.
It has been helping weak women for
more than 50 years, and will help you,
too.
Try Cardui. Your druggist sells it.
U'rftt t»: Chattanooga Madi-una Co., LadM*
Adn'ory Dapt . Chattanooga, Tenn, for Sftiial
onrour caia and 84 page book, 'Homa
Nbeafant for Woboh." la piala wrawar. H-G. 181
The Southern Messenger.
The Rev. George Montreull, pastor
of Bay City and missions in the dio-
cese of Galveston, died on Friday,
December 11th, at Cuyomel, Spanish
Honduras, whither he had gone for
the benefit of his health.
Father Montreull was a
the Ogdensburg diocese, formerly in
charge of the missions of Long Lake,
Blue Lake and Newcomb in tjie Ad-
irondacks, New York. His health
failing, his doctor ordered him to seek
a Southern climate. Commended by
Bishop Gabriels to Bishop Gallagher
of Galveston he came to Texas
April, 1911, and was given charge of
the missions of Brazoria. Matagorda.
Fort Bend and parts of Wliarton and
Colorado Counties—a territory larger
than Delaware and Rhode Island com-
bined. Within three and a half years
he built in this district no fewer than
seven churches, one of which—at
Wadsworth—is a combination church
and school house, in which a prosper-
ous'Catholic school is now being con-
ducted. The other churches are lo-
cated at Eagle Lake, Rosenberg.
Missouri City, Brazoria, Velasco and
Anchor. He accomplished all this by
means of contributions from the faith-
ful, generous assistance from the
Catholic Church Extension Society,
and the expenditure of his own per-
sona) funds. The last check which
he drew, on Nov. 14, was in payment
of some church debt, and on tile
check he had writen: "No more
money in any bank!’
Father Montreull literally spent
himself in the cause of Christ. He
studied the Spanish language that he
might more effectively serve the poor
Mexicans of his flock, whom he cared
for most tenderly, even nursing them
in sickness.
Wlhcn news of his illness readied
Galveston, Rt. Rev. Bishop Gallagher
sent Father O'Leary to Cuyomel, but
lie arrived too late. The body was in-
terred at Cuyomel.
On Tuesday morning, December
22nd, Solemn Mass of Requiem was
sung in St. Mary’s Cathedral, Galves-
ton. for the repose of his soul. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Gallagher presided and
pronounced the absolutions.
Thus has passed away a true mis-
sionary priest, whose labors were
most fruitful and his life most edify-
ing. His memory will long be cher-
ished by the people whom he served
so faithfully, as well as by his eccle-
siastical superiors and brethren in the
ministry.
May his soul rest in peace.
especially in the effi-
express company, the
were care- •
fully put aboard train, carefully sent
to Houston and boldly returned to
Bay City, older of course but in good
form and condition.
Mr. Cash, however is a persistent
gentleman and is going to keep the j
express company busy, so Dr. Grif-!
fith may expect to receive iris tur-
nips on the day the allies enter Ber-
lin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Henry, nee Miss
Birdie Carter, from Ardmore, Okla.,
arc in the city to spend tlie holidays
with Mrs. Henry’s mother.
Mr. Henry has recently organized
a $15,000.00 oil company and is pre-
paring to sink a well on new terri-1
tory near the Ardmore proven fields. I
The naming of the company was left
to Mrs. Henry, so to prove her loyalty
she promptly bestowed the title of
“The Bay City Oil and Gas Co.” upon
the new organization.
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To Whom It May Concern:
This is to notify the public, that we
the undersigned will file our pro-
tests at the proper time, against all
new water appropriations, all applica-
tions for water appropriations and
any and all new filings on any lands
that have not heretofore been prop-
erly filed on, or applications have
been made for irrigation purposes.
This will be done in order to protect
ourselves and the owners from any
scarcity of water, and all our pro-
ceedings will comply with the law.
Matagorda Canal Co.
Colorado Canal Co.
Gravity Irr. & Power Co.
8-lmod-4wksw
Mason Magill, who is attending
school in San Antonio, is here on a
visit to liis father, Mr. G. M. Magill.
It seems that we are doomed to
buy our vegetables from abroad not-
withstanding the fact that they can!
be raised in abundance here.
The otiier day Mr. Wm. Cash crated !
a lot of turnips, labeled the crate for;
Dr. Griffith in Houston, turned them'
over to the express company andj
wailed for the acknowledgement of,
the receipt of them. He did not have'
to wait long for next day crate and'
turnips arrived in Bay City in good
form and condition. Again he put
them aboard train, again they made
Amarillo and Lubbock on a prospect-1tl,e lrll» to Houston and again they
returned, a little older but still in
good form and condition. Believing
in the old adage "third time is the
charm” and
J clency of the
Mr. J. Wesley McKelvy, of Galves-yari»resaid crate of tubers
ton, spent the holidays here with his
parents.
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• Attorney-at-Law—Notary Public •
Austin Block, South Side
Square, Bay City, Tex.
P. 0. Box 402
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STOCK MtDICINB.
They soon set w»U.
, Johft S. Carroll,
Moorhead. Mita.
STAR BRAND
SHOES
ARE BETTER
out our entire stock
at and BELOW
Come early so you
R. F. ANDERSON
THE GENERAL STOPE
So we are closing
of Brown’s Shoes
wholesale COST,
can get your size.
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 43, Ed. 1 Tuesday, December 29, 1914, newspaper, December 29, 1914; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1362093/m1/3/: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.