Sherman Daily Register (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 128, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1900 Page: 4 of 4
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the truth in our advertiaing you will «tiok to u>. If we do not you will Heáve. Hence we
w,*fe¡had crowd in every nook end corner of our big «tore and if
what the people waut (and it i ) tliey Will come again to investí-
V,WIL!. BE mFORCED/f
i the following
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Genuine Hawea' $«.00 derby nnd al-
pine but , all the 'latest shapes,
harvest aale price only
92 26.
Mtn'-s correctly made auiU, former
price $9.50, harvest *ale priqe
$6 40.
Mi. A, jtiat look at thoac beautiful white waiefe, every one of them pretty and atyliaT , former
oca ware 92.50,12 and #1.60; tbey aell them in thia Harteat aale at 91.88, 9150 and 911 . .
uaband—Buy one for yauraelf and one for each of the girla,
(The e u but anee of tbe above converaatton occuried In our abirl waist section Satuiday.)
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Ladies' osford ties, aizea 2, 2 12 and
8, tbe 92 60 and 9 00 kind,
harveat aale price only
91 00.
Hftaaea' sanTals in blt^ck and tan,
aizaa 12 lo2,-iormer price 91 25,
harveat aale price,
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Chaptcr IV of the Revised City Or
dinancea ia headed '/Protecting ijaved
tíüeets," and reada aa follow*:
"Art. 141,. It ahull be unlawful for
any peraon, firm or corporation ( -
allow any dray, float or other vehicle,
or any bone, mafe or other beast of
burden belonging to oi controlled byi
such peraon, firm or corporation lo
atand oo or along auy paved or mac-
adamised street-in the city of Sher-
man. Provided, it ahall rol be a vio-
lation of this ordinance to allow such
dtaye, floats, vehicle horses or mules
to atand upon any auch etreeta long
enough, to load or unload such ve-
hicles, drays or floata. And, provided
further, thia ordinance shall not apply
to vehicles or animals when the per-
aon having control of aarae ia shop-
ping or temporarily engaged in busi-
ne«a in any bouse along where auch
vehicle or animals are standing.
"Ait. 142. Any peraon violating
the provisions ot this ordinance «hall
be fined not less than five nor more
than twenty-five dollars "
This ordinance has in a measure
been a dead letter, but Mayor Fielder
called the «Mention of the police de-
partment to it yesterday,, and gave in-
neae official source : atructions for* its Btrict enforcement.
"The two remaining legations,, the. The purpose of tho ordinance is pat-
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of tho Inhuman Occur-
Taking Place in Peking
London, July 18 —The Shanghai
correspondent of the Daily M«jl says
the following story regarding the po-
sition In Peklu emanates from Chi-
'Phone 21.
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Druggists
Tbey correct those drooping shoulders.
Tbey expand that narrow chest.
They make room for the lungs.
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They make you walk upright, a graceful manor wom#n.
III C. E. Craycioft -3ni( eompany,
Agents.
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civil war. Thia eáme demand
«apply existed on the day oar firm
suspended business,
"Tbe oanse of tho rise in cotton
was tbe recognition of the conditions
I have mentioned by the world at
large. Until a few days ego the world
refused to believe that the price oí
cotton would rise to its present
height. Suddenly tbe recognition of
tbe true conditions was forced upon
the world, and we have the result in
great advance.
" "My large purchases of cotton Were
made oo tbe elementary laws of sup-
ply and demand. I foresaw this great
demand and comparatively email
supply and bongbt in large quanti-
ties..
"People, generally, refused to be-
lieve, aa people refused to believe
Lord Charles Bereeford two years ago,
'when.he predicted the present state
of affairs in China, and they persisted
in their unbelief until the truth was
practically forced down their throats.
Considered simply as a spectacle the
rise in cotton was extraordi
After careful study, however, of'
causes which led to it, it appears to
be a most natural and logical com
monplace," ;
A cotton man said this afternoon
"While IaympathUe with Mr. frioO;
yet I do not entirely agree with h
British and Russian, were attacked in
force on the evening of July 0, Prince
Tuan being in command, Tbe aV
tackera wire divided. Prince Tuan
commanded the center, tbe right
wing waa led by Prince Taai Yin and
the left by Prince Yin Lin. The re-
serves were under Prince Tsiu Yu.
"The attack oommenced with ar-
tillery fighting, which waa severe and
lasted until 7 o'clock in -the morning,
by which time both legations were
stroyed and all the foreigners were
ead, while the streets around the le-
gations were lull of the dead bodiea
'rppf both foreigners and Chinese,
M "Upou bearing of the attack Prince
andÍ?gí*ÍDS *nd General Wang Wen Shao
''"'■t with troops to foe assistance of
feigners, but theyjwereoutnum-
' and defeated. Both Prinoe
Ching and General Wang Wen Shao
were killed,
"Two foreigners are said to have
escaped through the gates, one with a
heavy sword wound in his head.
"Prince Tuan, in celebration of the
victory, distributed 100,000 taels and
huge quantities of rice to the
Boxers."
FIFTH DISTRICr REPUBLICANS.
Sleeting Called for Denison to Put
Out a Congressional Candidate.
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Demisok, Tex., July 12.—The re-
publicans of tbe Fifth congressional
district will pnt out a candidate for
congress, as will be seen by the follow-
fng «Sail: - " " "
"By authority vested in me, I here-
by call a mass meeting in Denison,
Tex., Friday, July 27, at ft p. m. for
the purpose of nominating a candi-
date for congress on the republican
"«t^rr'.^fhraneaoting auch other
buKCft as may come before said
meetijn^&'r' E. H. Lkutwkihbb,
"OJj^ay^iUi Fifth Congressional Dis
of Texas.
"A. H. Tyson, 8e0."
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DENTON'S OLD SETTLERS.
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THE PRICE OF COTTO
the excess i
the naw crop.
tho pouibilty of the Tient
report ever known for t]
the year, such as wi
yesterday, was simply'
when one man's guess is ai
another. Then agein he-^lSSUon
arises whether the August ppi:
ielling at 9 3-4o, can be mal
at this figuro. The man i pul
New Orleans is far from ovi
it is a legitímele question whal
will do there with the cotton ti
being deli vered to then at the
fnt tlms. They will have to
to tbe spinners in the it
a reaction in tbe trade ami
disposition of consumers to
sorb it ft 10c a pound. WhetRVr
Mr. Price'* speculation would have
been successful, howler,' cannot he
djKdjied until the Au^iist option ex
pires, M a córner is never decided un-
til thr cotton barbeen disposed of.
There is no reason to believe that the
liquidation of a line of cotton auch
Mr¿ Price cfrried, foold not
have thscsame depressing effect upon
piicM today that it had in May.''
Creditors of Price-McCormic^ on
tha Cotton Exchange are «ignii
away with.
Reunion This Year Will Be at Au-
brey, Aug. 0 and 10.
. Denton, Tex., Joly 12.—The fourth
annual reunion of the Denton County
Old Settlers' association will be held
at Aubrey this year, Augl 9 and 10,
and will be strictly a meeting of the
old settlers, the joint reunions with
other organisations, as the w^nions
have been heretofore.-.•TÍ^'í*™\lpne
^ .«ons fot futí
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Glaseas.
Plenly/TCBsiín at Mick le Hardware
pompa
CheethamV Laxative Chill Tonic
25c siso. The superior to them all.
Quick in action, safe and sure in re-
sultaiv A positive cure for chills and
fever of all malarial forma. Try it
once and you will use no other. One
bottle warranted to each cure.
Maaeaie Ledge.
Called meeting of Travis lodge No.
117, A. jF. and A. M , at the Masonic
temple tonight for work in the ~l£¡f
tered Apprentice degree. A good
attendance of the members is request
ed. Visiting brethrén fraternally
welcomed. ' W. H Hki.i.vkk,
B. 0. Has best, Sec'y, W. M.
Olasaefl.
par cant of its liabilities immediately
and places the . rest of the assets In
the han<kr*of trustees. The flrin
apes ito pay in foil eventually.
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Jelly Glasees.
Plenty of them at Mickle Hardware
Company's.
"Plenty rftiiemat MicSTeHirdware
Company's.
QmUert Demand and Smaileet
ply SiAea the War.
JTtw Yob*, July ll-Leesthan
mtmti* ago (ba higeommiseion bo
failed for
$Wjm.QQ0. Tbe fiiilnta was attrib-
If;|JPP' notion specul
W , the eanior member of
He tried to oorner the Au-
tba reealti ae every
* somanaion. Re-
ad
The prioesi below are paid by 8her<
.
nd arri
01/151
sleeping
Buy your groceries from 0. J. Hay-
don. Everything fresh and new.
Goods del i ved p^pmptly to any part
of the city.
:;.v Katy and Ckeetaw Reel *.
Little Rock and Memphia—Leave
Sherman 10.05 a. m , "Katy Flyer"
to South McAieeter, closo connection
with C O. * 0. R. R. there, both
•tut and west. Arrive at Little Reck
* mphia «tío a m.
Oklahoma City
8^7pm. Pol-
" car South
forther
Green*, Agt.
ent. It is intended as a protection to
macadamised and paved streets from
tbe damage caused by horses stand-
ing hitched in the same place long
enough for their hoora%> wear away
the surface or break the pavements.
The striot^enforcement will cause
inoonvenience to people who con-
atantly keep horses lmched in front
of their places of busmew^wJwfRces^
but it is law, and good law, And the
officers have uo option but to see
that it is not'violated.
niuch proh&>
mamaa. elder í^tersand 'aunta. ;
The colored population are having
lots of fun at Baté'ell's park lodjy,
nd the eaerciae will last into the
ight, weather permitting.
The Murphy Dry Ooods company
has another crop in its show windows
today,i The oats, formerly there bavq
,given place to green corn stalks, ad-
vertising tji¿ harvest sale now on.
' The city council will meet in regu-
lar session next Monday night. One
subject to he discussed is the pro-,
posed election for the issuing of sew-
erage bonds. The Rloister inquired
of Mayor Fielder early in the week
when tho election would he ordered.
He replied that theru were points to
come before the iH£t council meet-
ing, but that he iboBjflit best to make
no publication concerning the matter.
The KEOI8T2K kept faith with him.
Berj Flowers, charged with false
swearing, waived examination before 118 Travis Street.
Justice Barker and was jailed until
he gives bond in the sum of 9300.
Deputy Sheriff Morrisou weat-to
Gainesville yi Hterday evening antrre.
turned this morning with-Bud Carter,
charged With swindling.
N. F. Watson wau granted a divorce
from J. L. Watson.yesterday eveniup.
Boh Roberts, qharged with attempt
to murder, appeared for trial before
Justice Hale this afternoon. The
charge was reduced to aggravated aa
sault, to which he will plead guilty
in countjucou.-t. This is the case in
which ftífó. Roberts was struck with a
rock.
ning Dress.
owned a little gaa
ii could actually get
o evening dress and
the worse for it. The
isb is áot more con-
They cost from the
one burner kind at 90 cents,
upward.
The Sherman Gaslight Go.
LET U3 ALL CO.
Invitation From the Eleventh Texas
to Atten4>Their Re union,
I am in receipt of an invitation
signed Wra, E. Baird and others, Ben
F. Gafford, Secretary, requesting the
Mildred Lee Camp, V, C. V-, to be
present and participate in there-
union of the Eleventh Texas Cava'ry,
which meets at Georgetown church,
about two miles north of 1'otUboro,
on the 2nd and 3rd of August next.
I am also informed by the committee
that there will be ample provision t>
Convey all ex-Confederates from Potts
boro out to the grounds, and their
entertainment while there. Partirá
going over can go on the News train
in the morning to Denison, out on
the local from Denison to Pottaboro,
which gets to Pottaboro about nine
o'clock. I hope all" ex-Confederates
will attend that re-union that can
conveniently. I have attended several
of them and they are very - enjoyable.
J. D.. Woods,
Captain Commanding Mildred Lee
Camp, U. C. V.
HAND BADLY INJURED.
An Aged Citinen Meets With an Un-
fortunate Accident,
David Pearson, owner of the broom
factory located, in the old Balfour gin
house in Sherman, had bis right hand
badly injured yesterday afternoon.
While working -with a bróomcorn
seeding machine, fivo miles southeast
of Denison, his right hand waa caught
in tlio gearing of a fly wheel. The
thumb and forefinger were nearly
torn from the hand, the bone of the
little linger broken, and two long
gashes cut on the back of the hand.
H©' was brought to Sherman and
placed under the care of surgeons,
who amputated tho thumb and fore-
finger and sewed up the gashes.
; Mr. Pearson is up and about, and
beyond the injuries mentioned is all
right. He is more than seventy years
of age, yet has the physical strength
to stand a harder "jolt" than this.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Rom to-Mr. atjd Mrs S C Cramer,
at Oagle, Mo , a boy, July Irtth. Mrs,
Cramer wa* formerly Misa Maud
Bonjar of Sherman.
County Judge Wood* has received
a letter Irom Hon. J. W. Bailey's pri-
vate secrets ry, saying that the elo-
qneni gentleman would take great,
pleasure in being present at the Con-
federate picnic next month, and speak
to the people who will be preset)t.
Workmen are overhauling gas
mains and pipes under the surface of
Houston street, between Travis and
Walnut, putting them in good c.on'di
. . . . _ Hunt's Lightning Oil is far ahead
tion befare. ~ntr~t|~lwidr nf- ^uy aimlliUL-prEparation on ^be
Those who have water pipes along
that street hbonld look after them.
Chief of Police Blaln saya that en-
terprising small boys are reaping a
harvest gathering / the waste froiin
grain cars at the diflerent depots, but
that they do not confine themselves
to waste. They sometimes pet into
the cars, and therefore be has deter
mined to Ret after tbém with the au-
thority of the law, if not a shingle
They'd best look out.
An unbiased jn£tvidf)a! r ee to re-
mark that there ar^ prettier girl cl
dren, and more of i hem, in Sberiul
than ha «ver saw in any other
fm Of giving Offebee by sayii
AL MtNIION.
Mrs. WilfySVharton returned to
Sherinen yesW'day evening, after a
visit to her parVots—Denison Her
aid-. V:
Judge J. 1). VA. .ids will leave-tft-
morrow for a week^s slay at Tioga
Wen, provided be'can get away from
Shermau, lie saya he is going to
have a good time, therefore ho will
go alone.
C. H. Brame of Wbitewright was
in the city today.
Mr, and Mrs. W. P. Head left to-
day f..r Cook's ranch in Shackelford
county, near Albany, Mr. Head will
return in about tea days. Mrs. Head
wTN remain some time.
Dr. Ii Gunby and family are re-
turned from a trip to Europe. The
doctor is at home in Sherman, but
Mrs. Gunby and children are at
Niagara Falls.
Mrs. P. H. Kleber and daughter,
Mrs. J. E.'Craddock and little sons
Kleber and Joe, of Dallas, are visiting
here.
Mrs. F. M Kleber and little daugh-
ter, Francos, and sister, Miss Green,
of Dallas, are visiting here.
Mrs. Will Leslie returned from
Gainesville yesterday. She left this
morning, iu rosponse lo a summons to
attend her mother, Mrs. A. E, Dumas,
of Van Alstyne, who is ill.
DAMAGES ASKED.
Huit Against the M., K. &. T. Railway
of Texas.
Mrs. R A. Hess filed suit for al-
leged damages against the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway company,
of Texas, in the sum of $25,000 this
morning
Coins Tonight.
Subscribers to tho fund for improv-
ing a driveway onthe old settlers'
picnic grounds are requestod to be at
Chapman's mercantile bouse tonight
at R:#0 o'clock.
The object is to organizo a Driving
club—elect officers, adopt by-laws
and such other business as may come
up.
Every friend of this enteiprise
ought to bo present,,
Officers Klecleil.
The Junior 0 U. A. M. held their
regular meeting last night, and
tho following officers were elect-
ed: ¡P. W. ¡Horn, councilor; W.
A. Phillips, vice counciler
C Hayden, recording secretary; D. P.
\ustin, assistant recording secretary;
C, A, Wyrick, financial fecretarj; A.
S. Tennell, treasurer;; Joseph Mc-
Grew, conductor; D. 8. Penn, Ward,
A. J. Anderson, outside guard.
Post Oak tamp, W. 0. W.
There will be a called meeting of
Post Oak camp Saturday evening July
H at 8 o'clock to consider the matter
of uniforms for the band and camp..
J. A. BrRhfl>H«, A. L.
Harrv Wrioht, Clerk.* ,
Up-to-date Columbia Records $4.00
per doaen. Gíjitar-Z ithkr Co.
msrket. A sure cure for cnls, burns,
Bruit**, sprains, etc. Try one bottle
and you will never again" be without
it. Put up in 2& and 60c bottles.
Cheap Bale* via Nam* Fe Ksoie.
8t Louis, Mo. Account Inténtate
Merchants Association July, August
and September. Rate of one and
one-fifth fare on certificate plan,
Chtoego, lil. Account National
Eocampment Grand Army of the Re-
puhlio Aug. 27, 1900. Rate $2fl.S0.
Selling date August 24 and 25.
Limit to leave Chicago Sept 1st, An
extension may be bad by depositing
ticket and paying 50 cents,
Sept 90,19Q0. ' ^
Mo. 31BS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
Of the Merchants and Planters Na-
tional Bauk at Sherman, iu the
State ol Texas, at the Close
of Business June 29, 1900.
hkhuurce8.
Loans snJ dise.ouiita S1,S83,HB 47
(lyvrdriktta, uocurwl and unn«<rur>i(t M.610 H7
ti. s. HouiIh to seour# circulation.,
U. 8. Honda to 6«eure U. 11 deposits
I'ri'itihiius on U. d. Bonds
Storks, ugciirilles, etc
-Tii
«une, furniture anil flx-
M.OOO OO
1(10,000 OO
Ü.OOO OO
It),«S0 OO
llankinK
tures .ajmot
Other rtínl estáte owned 21,740 00
Daet'rom Katioiial liunku (not U« ,
serve AKeiitH). ' ..... 1SS.181 47
Due from State Banks and Hankers ltt.StS 41
l>ue fruiu ap)iruved reserve agenta K>,K1 M
Internal Hevelive stamps, W7 tiS
C.licoka snd other cash itenui 3,U78 fill
fractional paper currency, nicklea
and cent . .. 51 S)
Law fu l Monkv Ukskiivk in Hank,
Vis:
Specie .......... ..... J 2.7^ 001 o.i
Legal-tender note . ¡itWfoW11'"1 wi
Ut-deiuplion fund with IJ. ft. Trfcs-
urer(5 percent or circnlatl^t ) a, 00
I.WW.iiO 87
Capital stock paid iu. fe.$
Surplus fund ^
Undivided liroflts, less expenses.
and laxé paid
National Bank Notes outstanding
Due to other National Hanks
Due to SUliT Hanks and I!a;,kers
Individual , deposits subject
fth«'k ."s(r,
HeiiiMid certificates or deposit,
Utilted talistleposiia
Ue|<oaiU ot IJ. 1. ilisUursiDKoUlei
1
eoo.ooo oo
ivw,ooo oo
W.00H ss
M),000 Ü0
1ÍÜ.280 81
'¿3,54 '¿7
ew.ow 8i
ttl.Ml 04
74.864 SO v
W.470 61
TOTAL..- . I,9S0,280 87
State of Texas,
County of Urayaon, ss.
1, C. It Dorchester, cashier of the above
named hank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement la true to the Juest of my knowledge
aud belief. <J. B. DOttCHKSTKIt Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this, 9th
day or July/I'JOo. O. a Uhfsuam,
Notary l'ublle, Urayson Co., Tsi
Correia—Attest.
ISKALI ' \ •
F. C. DILLAHD,
k. a. cuafmah,
J. L. KAHDOLru,
T. i). JOISBB,
11 K liBYAMT,
TOM KASDOLeii,
Directors
ItKCAPlTtJ la TION.
BKSOUItCKS.
Ixians, «1,438,866 j
Other stocks and bonds 19 4i'
Bank building and flxtureg asjt
otlier real estate. ' -
U. S. Bonds to secure
circulation «CO.OOO CO
U. S. Bonds to secure
U. 8 Deposits.... 100,000 00
Fremiti!us on u. 8.
Bonds 9,000 («
Interival Revenue Stamps,
Iflve per cent l-edemp
tlon fund j [
Due froin banks ami
Cash on hand« .. ■ S8Í
jtotat 'a. •)
LfABltlTlhS.
Capital «tock $
Surplus fund ...."
Net profits
Circulating notes ouisiivndlnif...
Due hanks $ 146,82s lis
U.S. Gov. deposits ' 99 *26 61
Due depositors 87B.5IÍ7 9S
Total
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947-1
600 ]
120
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• 1,960,230 87
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Maikft Ui-port.
The following was thn rsnpn of ao
tive futuriH on the Chicsgo Board of
Trade today:
Tho following market reporta are
furnished thn Kkoistkr by Turner
Wilson (J Co., rom mission merchants,
Birge building:
tow
79
4I«
Wí 24 V
J j fi" 12 07
is sa
C 90
CLOSK
79 <
41*
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!« 83
o ta
July 18, 1900,'
Wheat ofkn hioh
Sept .... X . 80?i
Aug
Corn
July
Sept 44%' 45
Oats
•'u|y
evjti 2iv
Fork
July..
Sept
Lard
Jnty ..
Sept IS.Hi 6 93
RJha
.flily ; . i
8ept ..... 7.02 7 0 ' 6,97 ;w
Tho nasli quotations cio-ed;
Wheat 7ÍH, corn 43V. oats 23V, pork IÍ «5
lard 6 85, rib ti,9«.
COTTON
LIVEUFOOL MJlURlM.
Liverpool futures opened steady, close
steady, ' ;
Jan-teb, 3Í ; April-May — IWy-A«g¿i 88¡
Oct-Nuv, 49; VeUMareh, |ar>: May-Jnna
Atfg-aept, <yftT-r eev -4í; Mar.Ap,t|r_i.V. ..
Jone-Jnly 4S; Sept-Oct, «3¡ Dec-jan, &j,
I>l VtRPOOL SPOTS.
Limited demand; price high. Middling S.Í0-SÍ
Bales 5,«*i, bis; receipt , «o;iji . Am 4W. -
kew york.
rniui-e closed; ;<iu!et.
the active futo res today was:
orÉwao man
AUff 9.«3 ' %tn
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ase
. S.W 8 Í7
I aw TO** «FOTS.
New York—spots were quiet; middling lOVc,
sttf oni,bams jrojs:
Sew (irleans— spots were quiet,
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Sherman Daily Register (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 128, Ed. 1 Friday, July 13, 1900, newspaper, July 13, 1900; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth143430/m1/4/: accessed July 5, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .