The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 23, 1901 Page: 4 of 8
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PREDICTIONS PV TE8LA.
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county. Miss.. is said
c re rr in^y in its treasury
know* wnat to do with.
. Bolivar.
Th«> M cret of happiness some-
tin - is absolute ignorance of
uh; * people really say about us.
— Kai.^as < 'ity Star.
A foj<per cent has beer, drawn
ou' ii.l 5.T00 feet of wire, but it
is Relieved either Uncle Kuan
Sa; e i.r Aunt Hetty (ireen could
make it &ro further than that.—
Kx^bange.
Martha's Vineyard, Mass..
sy tern of
telegraphy by which
cttn I e> cei.t clear around the
w rid.
Secord—Electri al pnxiuc'.i* n
f zone for aterilixing water-. to
r.d it of mar.v impurities
Tr.ir i — T
artificial food
gen.
Fourth—The flyinc machine
w.ll be a fart. It wiil not brit g
U'.iver-al peace, as s me supj> e
Some nation will rule the a;r a?
well as the seas.
Fifth — Future development-
will tend to diminish trie number
>f individuals enlaced in battle.
This will bring into use a ma-runt
which can be operated by the
fewest pOM ible individuals.
Sixth—The perfection of tht-
u-lautorration, a machine having
all its bodily movements controll-
ed from a distance, without wires.
I'eUutoiraiies are appli.-a' le to
anv machine that moves on the
•r
.arid, in the water or in the air. I
Seventh—The transmission of'
electrical energy through the
earth without a wire.
Eighth—A system to draw en-
ergy from the sun.
Ninth—The electolvtic proces-
of extracting iron from ere, and
molding it into required forms
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T^egulitor Co.
At!Artj. It.
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Your Fire Sales, your Auction Sales,
and your Cost; and Under Cost Sales,
but at this season of the year the pal-
ate craves something light and dainty.
To satisfy these demands a selection
of choice edibles should be made from
our complete stock of—
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES, t
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#♦ B.i yers and we wo'dd suggest that you drop in
and give us a trial order, promising prompt,
and courteous service to every one.
boasts an old lady who at the agej wjthout fuel consumption
of ninety-five does all the house- Tenth—The electrolytic manu-
work and cooking for her family., factUPe of aluminum and its
Ht-r eyesight is o good that she|^ra(juaj extermination of copper,
reads without glasses. j and( possibly, iron.
President Hadley, of Yale Un-
iwrsity, in a recent address,
said: "We shall have an em-
p.T.,r in Washington within twen-
ty-live years unless we can create
a pu"li • sentiment whi«h regard-
1-^9 of leeislation, will regulate
the trusts."
The recent census gives San
Antonio a population of 53,321,
Eleventh—A self-acting engine
capable of deriving energy from
its own motion.
In referring to the burning of
the negro, John Henderson, at
Corsicana, Texas, the Aberdeen
(Miss.,) Weekly says: A negro
named John Henderson wa-
bound with chains and burned at
the stake at Corsicaria Texas,
the largest of any city in the! Wednesday, for the murder of a
State. Then follows Houston, j white woman a few days ago. He
44.33.M; I>:t!!is. 42,<>38; G ilvesion, made a voluntary confession to
34, <89; Port \\ orth, —'; Aus-1 deed, also to the killing of
tir, 22,2oS; Waco,
Paso, 1.J.00C.
20,&S6; El | white man last year. The mob
_ executed the lynching without
The ordinance officers at Fort mask or disguise of any kind and
Morgan has been directed to turn t(,e coroner * verdict justified the
to the Mayor of Aberdeen, Miss., deed. There is no use wasting
two 24 pounder ^unsfor implace* i 1)rea'b ab*>ut moulding a publi'
ment at the Confederate moou-1 sentiment against this lynching
ment erected by the Daughter's business so long as these heinous
of the Confederacy of Aberdeen, crimes are committed, an 1 the
and unveiled in that city in De- negroes, whose race furnishes
cember last. nearly all the victims, have only
- themselves to blame for such a
"Bill, here comes the book condition of affairs. It does not
ai_ nt. an the lightnin rod man, flatter a row of pins whose voice
an the clock pedder, an the c \t- ^ r^j^ed against it nor from what
erpillar exterminator, an the g^ction it emanates, this manner
G£N. SMITH DEAD.
Attorney General of the State of Texas.
. the exic'.ir.jf duties i the , ..:j ^ iuent> carried I.y an e>taMi>liiiicnt, while (uir every aim will fx? -
>me life and r<--: ltd much to r -t r x
Supplying' Your Needs.
Austin, Tel., March 15, I a. i.—At-
torney-General T. S. Smith dieJ at 1 : 15
j'clock th: morning, at the residence of
Ju^e T. S. Johnson of .his city.
Genera'. Smith has been a \-ery ill man
for hevera! months and t! e end '-as
expected. He went home to Hi.lcboro
•ereral w-^ks ago, unable to attend to |
t
home
him. He came ba^k here to 1< k :tfter
his duties, but wa* '.nable t" do any-
thing in his office, and at n e t ■ -,n :•
decline. For a week <r t n days he has
been in a condition which admitted of no
hope, and his death tonight will not
cause surprise.
The body will be taken to Hillsboro
for burial, and the interern'.-nt wiil t.vk>
place Sunday afterncxj®.
Hon. T. S. Smith wa* boni in Monroe
county, Mississippi, July 7, lirSti. He
was educated in the literary department
of Emorj- and Henrj- college, Virginia,
graduating there, taking the degree of
A. B. He graduated in the lav, depart-
ment of the University of Mississippi at
Oxford. Located at Tupelo, Mississippi,
where he practiced law until! ne remov-
ed to Texas in August, !-M, and kcated
at Hillsboro, wh-re he r.-sided until com-
ing to Austin.
He was electcd county attorney of'QRClAIN A MAYNARl)
Hill county in and re-elected in AttornevS-Ut-LdU
1888. He was a mem' er of the Twenty- S ' B„tPI>l> tum
third legislature of T^-xas and w.i* re- wu; pr*c . * in
elated to the Twenty-fourth legislature ;
"World's Best at th« World's Locuest"
- - - I> our e>tal)li>lie<l inott< in the line of - - -
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Gent's Furnishing Goods
Carried l>y our hnur<e. We invite inspection in thi> line a> tostvle, qualify
rice U'lievin^: a> we d" that a Miti-tied patron is one of the l e>t advertise-
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Bastrop, Texas.
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B D OROAiN
W E UAYNARD
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Thos. Goggan & Bro.
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j y ^owL^:R. jk
without opposition, on the aj>semblini{
of which body he was elected speaker.!
H* was a Democratic elect'r f <r the JTOWl.KK A KOWLKR
Attorneys at -Law,
Uit Hiw:.- r .
man that cures chills while you Qf "attending" to perpetra' rs of state at large ;n i<«j, ani in K^hewas
shake, an' if spring don't be here aJch fiendish crimes will remain ' nominat^ b>' aw^ation by the state
D'-nnicratic con-.ention for attorney-
general, and elected. He was renominat-
ed without opposition and elected in
1900.
>me one wanted to know the General Smith wa>> also a meml>er of
Boon all I ve g*>t to say is, signs jn vogue until the cause is remov-
deceivin'!—Atlanta
ftrior cj .
is mighty
Constitution.
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THE PIAN3 HOUSE OF TEXAS.
We buy more Pianos than several factories
can produce, hence we give better value
money than any other house in
for less
the South
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The count of the cash in the . . ,
... , , opinion of a farmer on the que
treasury by Gov. Longino a few '
s- the Mas r.ic ' «ige; was a member f the
days ag". showed 81.072,81o on
tion as to whether marriage was
. , , „ . .. ... , a failure or not. His reply waa:!
hand, almost all to the credit of , , . . ..
„ 1 , , ,, . 'I should sav not! ^ hy Lucinda
the "general fund. This wa- 1 J , ...
. , . , gets up in the morning and milks
before revenue a„'ent Adam- * ' , , . .
the cows and gets breakfast, ,
starts four children to school,
lo<.;ks after three others, feeds the
order of A. J. U. W., and Knightc of
Pythia«, of which latter orgar.iiation he
QKUWN, LANK & GARWOOD,...
. . AND . .
PAGE & MILKY.
Lawyers.
uid •'tn.'.bTiil*
revenue agent
turned in the States share of the
back tax recovery, amounting to
about $243,000, and after the
served as grand chanceli-jz f r the years Prv-v.ct lB coorw rait o'.
lt¥5-^7.
In religion he was a member of the , JACK JKNK1N*>
Mehtodist church. Attorney-at-Law.
His father and mother, Captain ....
Mrs. Thomas B. fc nith, survive him. pr«cti<-* ir, n ihe Court*
i They are now residing old family ! complete mi of Ao :r «i P«o*
TEXAS
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school fund distribution.—Aber-' chickens- calves and pigs, skims 1 h0BBe<l#ad situated a few mile* from |" o ry in o ^
deen, (Miss.,) Kxaminer.
the milk, washes the dishes, the 1 the Ujwr. of Hillaboro. He also left a
Clothes, gets dinner, and does a j on, Garland Smith, who was recently
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An epidemic of pneumonia is lot of other work—and helps in m*med to a jroung lady from Hillaboro. j tow*
. r„ . . _ . . General Smith's wife was a Mim. Alic< JONKh 4 JO>KS
rmging m K««m, Allen county, <. the field when he ■ not busy 0ipUi J M*rkhuo, of Tupelo, Mim., to Attorn,YS-at Law.
and a peculiar result seems cer-; Think I could hire any one for whom he WM m*mwl on ^. 1( im iAgTBOP .... tixab
tain to deplete the cats cf that what she gets? Not much! Mar- She died in this city on December 28, j n ru -cp.«air« in *rb H uiidm«
region. It, has been discovered riage is agrand success.— Sabinal
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that the hide of a cat newly killed Sentinel.
and applied warm to the patients —
over their lungs is credited with j The greatest secret of domestic
wonderful powers in allaying in« happiness lies in husband and
TO EX-CONFEDERATES.
The annual reunion of Ei-Confeder-
atea will be held at Memphis, Ter.n., on ! Co*™ fo'ThTswie
C. C. H1GHSMITH ]
Attorney at-/^aw.
• AtTSOr. .... TtXA*
HI practic* In all the and Iaftrlot
I on t l>e deceived by in** nht ;r,i t t frncn's
niH'lf tn irr>-1 i.f «hn handle con-
• ig• 1 1: truin. nt- u t 11 11. at 11 fnet 11 rer> unnot
^ ' *T 1 f** * ' 1 m . iaf1 * 'l \ U"r*. r are
•! Atr r>t f.Ir the celel.iat. 1
C'hiekerinp vV Kmeixm rianas.
aod MVt-ral other makts. . . .
The Goggan Pianos
Ar * .cp«M-ially ma<le to our order, they po^-sess superior
tone rjualities. and other •—-nitial attributes of High
Grade Pianos.
Absolute safety against imposition, with a guarantee
worth having, can be secured by buying PIANOS and
ORGANS from us.
We refer to any Bank in Texas.
We carry a complete stork of Violins, Mandolins'
Guitars, and other Musical Goods, and the largest of
stock of Sheet Music in the Southwest.
\N e have houses in Dallas. Waco, Houston, Austin.
San Antonio and Galveston.
flamation. In Iola boys have wife pleasing each other. It is | May 2xh, a)th and 30th. The railroads —\^rT^,l-i^uoo #pmmpuy aaa4«<5 u>
killed more th.n 100 e.U, .ndqwte . «.y to -y ple.Mnt,' ■>«*■ '«J lo" «| ^{u-4 11 «
•old the pelte U boo $1 to $2' gr cetul thing, u diMRn**fcle
®ach. j ones. It is far sweeter to a ukc ^ wj10 ^ Tl81t n0|(j homes,"
* * * . , , , ' to have tender word9 from her *nd nhould be the means of drawing
A bill has ^-een intir>duced in ^u8^,ancj ^an it was to have them 1 many thousands from Teiaa. We learn
during the extension. Not only the old
boldiem, but thousands who are not ex-
veterans will take advantage of the low
* - _ m A . . <4 T-. 11
rates offered and Texas will
presented at Memphis.
RUPTURE
Write to th« morawx
be well re-
HRMEDT CO.,
J, B. RJCK
County Judge and
Attorney-at Law.
Bwtrop Ttm
Will rMllM la all Us hlf bar Marts.
the Legislature to prohibit ">e frrjm him before m rri ge— hue-; ">• i <liii«out ol Mem.
giving of free passes on raiirf.ade; ban(j in tht role of iover h , , '"2 *"
to civil offices ot the State, and to: duubJ(. va|u), „ wi(e.e e8tim,.
make th. giving or s-.ntinj of; tion_w,m.n; Li(«.
such a folony. Tins bill 18 sub- j
stantially one of the Hogg amend*! Forty-eight chattel mortgages
tsenta. Can it be that the Legis- here filed for registration this
lature means to enact this thing week. Notwithstanding the com-
jnto a law after all.' With as much ■ bine«J disastrous effects of the
reason may you exjx^t to have) boll weevil and storm, the records yoor*«crnaiT or'niunA i B' (-UMMS* M* D"
need for snow shoe* in iiell coun- show fewer mortgages reocrded nd the oult wat they ean posaibly be Physician and Surgeon.
ty in the month ' — — — H ill s«i|
Jo u rn ai • Heporter.
Physicians and Surgeons.
H. P- LUCK KIT, M D
Physician & Surgeon.
Imimv. Tmm
OFFICE —At W ; Miter's DrafStor*
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THOS. GOGGAN d BRO.,
I'AI.I.AS.
OALVK8TOS.
this year than last year up to the
present time.—Brenham Banner. | aerer ragret it
irttlff). rmma v*r «aans>r.-|« wim 7,91 ! liartlOF • • T XX l|
you t>ut OSH CEIfT, don't 7r^itp yon will I ErfcArU A ton's i>ru*
J. THIELEMANN.
THE GUNSMITH,
Is ju.st in roccij t of a large and complete line of
RIFLE, SHOT and TARGET GUNS, PISTOLS.
We have all sizes and makes of amunition. All kincto
of fishing tackle. In tact, everything carried in ths
Hporting line. Call and inspect stock.
J. THIELEMANN.
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 48, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, March 23, 1901, newspaper, March 23, 1901; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205537/m1/4/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.