The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1905 Page: 3 of 10
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The Eastrop Advertiser MKK. HAYNIE SUICIDKs. rev. wootton* loves bastrop
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M. K. A: T. TIME TABLE.
Never did Bastrop receive a
greater shock than on Thurs-
north 1101 nd train. day ,ht w,ien j|ls, a|j(<t>
N". I 11:47 a m „ , ..
No. H, Flyer) l:( 7am * aylor Haynie, Wile ot ex-
Nu2 ' 2:&uam County Treasurer r. It. Ilaynie,
boi'tm bovnd train. {suicided by shooting herself,
No 8 4:35 p m • , . .
,..w ' 1 using a 44-ealibre six shooter,
No i
No ft, (Flyer
...3:27am the ball penetrating her body
F C Hi'NNAN, Agent just above the heart, causing
= | death almost instantly. No
CHURCH NOTICE. I one was with her in the room
Methomst Eim.-iopai Cni'rf u, Soith. j w^en the fatal shot was fired.
kkv.Cn.u-m H. Booth. Pastor.
Preaching every Sunday, at 11 a, m.,
and 7p. m.
Sunday School at 9 o'clock, a, m.
Junior League, f i*. M.; Senior League
t o'clock, p. m. Sunday.
Prayer Meeting, 7 w i-. m., Wednes-
day.
S'ou are cordially invited to attend all
these nervines.
BAFT16T~ CHURCH
-Mrs. llaynie was a native of
Bastrop, born February 'J'J,
1 s'i7, and leaves an aged
mother, Mrs, Campbell Taylor,
a sister, Mrs. li. 1 . Wilks, her
liusband, two daughters and
two sons, oue grand child,
and many relatives and legions
of friends to mourn her death.
A pure, christian woman.
REV. J. I . BOONE, PASTOR,
Preaching every 1st and 3rd Sundays.
in each month, at 11 a. m.. and 7 p. m. over charitable and kind heatf-
Sunday School attljdiiam. , , . , i
Public cordially invited to attend and eo 1)V U!i Ul'O, SllS was Vt'Mslllp-
enj y : >ese services. ',,,{ j-nnily and universally
"" loved by all.
county | The ;a(li Sll,i ,i(.at(l 0f Mrs,
llaynie east a gloom of deepest
—The .June terra of
court will convene next Monday
— Potatoe growers nur'eed heart felt sorrow over the town,
crop this week. Something over j where she spent her entire life
a cur loud brought iu Tuesday , au,i w a- so dearly loved.
and shipped. The funeral will take place
—The school census for the in from the family residence, ">
dependant district of 1 lastrop has o'clock. this, Friday afternoon,
been completed by Prof. L. Heil —
igbroct, and shows a decrease of —News conies from Dallas
seventeen since last year. The ,|Kll our young friend. Arthur
census this year shows 470 child Kohlei. who i playing base
ren of scholastic age, against |S7 : ,mll Wlth th(l |)!lllas leui;u(,
last year. The decrease was ten , . . , , . , ,,
,. , , team, wii> placed behind the
white an! seven colored. , , , ....
bat during the fifth inning.
-Last Friday the kid base ball Wedne.-dav, caught an eiror-
teara of this city went to Smith- | lfi>. ^ aU(, „()t three lut>
ville to play a came with the .., ■ ,
' J,, with that number ot times at
team of that citv. rhegamewasl . , .
, ... i the bat. Arthur is a comer,
a very elope one, resulting in a
score of 5 to 4 in favor of the tlJ" Adveutiskh, with a
Smithville team. The boys here rown *1'" l'i'Ulds at the old
are not satisfied that they were Uo:;.e. rejoice at the excelleut
defeated and say that they are beginning, and hope to see him
going to give their opponents|in tli«- near future draw a
A letter from Rev. \V. Woot-
ton, informs us that his $8Ti,000
new Methodist Church, at Mine-
ola, has been completed, and first
sermon in it, preached Sunday,
by Rev. Doctor Packard, of Tay
lor. He says the building if a
beauty, and Dev. Wootten ex-
presses the hope that it may he
a joy to thousands of redeemed
souls. He says senator Star' >r i
is a Steward in his church, and
hn« a heart as big as his body,
and he weighs more than
pounds. He says he and Sister
Wootton are enjoying good
health and have hosts of friends
at Mineola who are exceedingly
kind to them, for all of which
they re j lice, "yet," says Brother
Wootton, "old Bastrop is very
dear to us. There, virtually, I
begun my ministry, and can
never forget how patient you all
were with my weakness and in-
firmities. IJhave never grown be-
y >nd n v !':r-t! ve." The f< II..v.
inj: are the ;los-ing extracts from
his letter:
"O, hi>w pained and shocked
we were to read of the death of
dear weet Lula(Keynolds).(ones.
I baptised her when shp was a
baby, received her into the
church and performed the cere-
mony when she married, It was
more than i personal loss. What
a lovely "haracter she was. Tru-
ly, the ::nge!s must have fallen
so in 1' v*1 with her that they
couldn't bear to
The Ideal Beer
BUDWEISER is the standard of quality by which
all other beers are judged.
Commanding tlie highest price, yet leading in
sales, proves that its superiority is recognized through-
out the world.
Sales for 1904, 130,388,320 Bottles.
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Bud
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Kin 6 o.fi
,Beers
Anhcuser-Busch Brewing Ass'n
Sf. Louis, l'. S. A.
Corkta i t I n Cnpfjrd
Orders Promptly Uetl by
E. G- Gu.sc, Distributor, iWsirop, Texas.
LONG-MOORK.
another go.
— A protracted meeting will be
begun at the Baptist church here Mis. h. 11. .b*nkin>. 1 tin-
t the H> or of this month. ('ipa! ot' the Bastrop Normal
tnmftp announcements will be ^ hool, publishes tlii- week a
National salary of $10,000.
—Mrs.
The marriage of Mr. F. A.
Long and Miss Madie Moore was
solemnized Thursday afternoon
at o'clock at the country
home of '.he bride's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. T. K. Moore, five miles
south of Bastrop, Father Lenartz,
of haGrange, performing tie
ceremony.
The parlor had been decorated
live in Heaven with whiteandgrei n. with festoons
without her, and perhaps prayed of ivy forming anarchfromwhich
ihe l a*, er to brir.g her to Ilea- was suspended a double heart of
ven. How rich the dear old white, trimmed in Southern .las-
I'airview Cemetery is, with the simines, under which the bridal
dust of tiie inmates. My last party stood during the ceremony,
wish will be to be buried on ttiat while about the room were many
dear old consecrated bill spot,1 stately palms and beau'.iful ferns,
made so sweet and sacred by the being banked about with cape
remains of those loved best on jessimines. At 3:30 Miss Anna
earth. I get the Advertiser Monkhouse of Gmzahs bepun
and appreciate it. God bless playing Mendelssohn's march on
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you and you.s; best love to all.
Yours, "'n His name,"
W. Wootton."
A CARD OF THANKS.
made later, when it can be ascer
Gained who will conduct the meet
iny; the pastor is in communica^
tion with two are three very able ()['
ministers, one of whom he will jM<, tj,,.
secure, and the exact dale will
be made known.
card of thanks to the Superin-
tendent and Trustees of the
Ba.-tiop i ity Si-hool. for the
ehool building dur-
ion of t In- Normal.
To the Superintendent and Trus-
tees of the Bastrop City
Schools.
the piano and the bride entered
from one door, accompanied by
Miss Kthel Crimes, while the
trroom came from another direc-
tion in sompany with l>r. Robt.
Worth Moore, of Fort Worth, a
cousin of the bride, and meeting
at the end of the room, the cere-
mony was pronounced by Father
. , . Lenartz. After congratulations
L ^ th* bridal party aYid guests re
paired toan adjoining room where
'E arc frank to admit
that of some clothing
there is little good to
be said. In some cases this
good may be the making; in
ether cases,
the materi-
als; others,
of the de-
sign, style
and charac-
t e r effect
given.
Whatever
it nay be, if
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enough to tc!! about what the
inside cf a garment amour's
to, b'.:t th^1- u 'jally t- !; t.
own story. Character • 'liku
rcsuhs from clot! '• •• s'ci!' v"
a thing &
"■ •;: t ir.ost
w,-
ft L f, VK,'
I I - V y, f. J;'
j you are a
progressive
1 mail there is
i
no garment
worth men-
t ion in g to
you unless
it contains these combined
good qualities. Our
Grouse & Brandegee
Nusac. has them. It is all well
wlV\
1:,'^
w- rv ct-.'jst •. rsANDtcrt.urcA.fitwYPim
gcrx j>
into the
clothes sub-
ject to satis-
fy ourselves
and you
that we art
right.
Good
clothes
mean some-
thing to every young man.
A well-dressed man demands
respect and denotes se&-
respect, both of which arv
important.
i' «.! V c •
t dicvc jfl
t a n g i b I
f,ictvi a I'd
have
in whieh she gives the names
str av1 :i or stoli:n.
One bay mare mule, 2 years
old, also one sorrel mare mule, 1
year old, the last seen Saturday,
May 13th, near Dave Fitzwilliam
farm. Will pay $.') reward for
mules if returned to me, or any
information leading to their re-
covery. .J. A. Wriout,
Bastrop, Texas.
— Mr. S. W. Wood, of the Mc
DulY neighborhood, was in town
Saturday, entering a very strong
complaint against the roads from
Mc 11 uIt" to the county seat. He
reports them in a miserable con-
dition, and says emphatically,
something must be done, some-
body must be held responsible
for the wretched conditions of
the roads, espe ially those lead-
ing to the county seat. All of
which is respectfully submitted
to the proper authorities.
— A special from Beaumont,
under date of May liftth, tells of
a narrow escape of Rev. C. M.
Thompson, recent pastor of the
M. K. church, South, at Bastrop.
In front of the post office, two
negroes were quarreling, when
onedrew a big gun, the other ne
gro being unarmed, seized Rev.
' .ompson, who was passing, and
... Id him between the range of
his own body and the range of
the other's pistol, and there held
f id used the preacher asa shield,
\ntil the negro with the gun went
away. Rev. Thompson did not
learn the names of the negroes,
but the matter was reported to
the officers.
It is estimate 1 that the onion
crop of south-west Texas, will sell
for $1,000,000.
'of seventeen members of the
Normal for the last session.
$5.00 FOR A POTATOE
Our offer of $5.00 for
the largest potato raised
in Bastrop County still
holds ^;ood. Bring them
in before a:jo p m, June
10th, 1905.
J.'M. Holt & Co.
MASONIC OKFICKKS.
! At tic regular meeting of
(tamble Lodge, No. L'4 L F. A.
M.. Saturday evening. May
:!7. 1!>(i.". the following officers
were elected to serve for the
ensuing year:
Chester l'.i hard. \Y. M.
Paul I . I 'age, S. \V.
W. .1. Miley, .1. \\\
Kugcne F.rhard, Treasurer.
A. 0. Erluird, S.-cretaty.
W . 11. Murehison, Tiler.
—( n Wednesday morning,
Sheriff Woody Towusend and
Constable (ins Wallace brought
in from the convict farm all
the county convicts, returning
them to jail, where they will
serve out their .sentences.
—District Court convenes on
Monday, *1 line ll)th. Else-
where will be found a list of
grand jurors, and also first
week of petit jurors.
-The jurors summoned for
first week of district court are
not expected to report until
Tuesday, June 'JOt.h.
K1 I'aso has already shipped
sixty three curs of onions this
season.
Greeting:
heartfelt thanks for the gen-
erous help given by you to the
Bastrop Normal School, of which
I am principal, for the term end-
ing May 5th and th, in that, yo :
let us hold session in your pleas-
ant school building, thereby add
ing greatly to our comfort and
convenience. This last spring
class of 1005, was composed of
eighteen member-, young ladies
and gentlemen who went forth
from old Bastrop better equipped
for their life work, realizing that
your kindness has been a potent
factor in the good they derive 1
and shall yet derive from 'heir
course of study in your pleusunt
school building. The follow;! .
is a list of the members:
Misses May Wilson, Irmer W
son, Milder Atkinson, Martha
Bassist, l.mma Hill, Lva 11 :h.
Fannie Sides, N'ola Smith, I n-
nie Martin, Doyle Morgan, Li/./.ie
Wilford, Yelma Scarbor nigh,
Mrs. Ida Ransome, Messrs. 1 u-
gene Simmons, Fred Lawrence,
•L K. Sides, and Henry Fielder
Representing the above class,
and in my own behalf, I hereby
tender thanks and best wishes to
you honorable
gave us your approval
Conic in and let us lit. you up in one of tbt^e
stylish suit^. No trouble to show tbis sto.;k. Puce
they drank (o the health and 1 j.,D . ... _
happiness of the newly weddedj'1* pel suit.
couple over a bowl of delicious! t 1 1 O f "P O C* C\
fruit punch, gracii usly dispensed | V • ^Yl • j 1 \J LI 1 <X UU.,
by Miss .1 alia Belle Anderson I o a cfta
and Mrs. H. F. Jordan, of San j BASTROP,
Marcos, a sister of the bride. I
Mr. Long is the traveling rep ' The Bastrop Truck Association sold
resentative of Swift ,Vr Co., for its first c',r 'o'1''of Irish potatoes to J..o
Texas and Mexico, man i ''"T,"'/ !'.f'",
, . , , , : oiiHhol f. o, b. at Hastrop. The car \v;is
of splendid attainments and high Uhipppd tn Chic; iHo by Mr. Psencik.
standing with fiis lirm and mem - 'The Association 'xpcctH, within a week,
bers of his profession, having '10 S^'P another car of pot,itoop,
many friends here whom he has' During this sea- -n there have been
acquired during his visit to this ! !iuf'ioi',nt r:'isw' >n th,> vicinity of
.i . it - a i. .o •> ..... . Hastrop tn supply the local demand for
place. Ilis neadiuiarLers are at
some tunc, anil the niahty of the onion
San Antonio, which place they J pron0Unccd -:.!fa fine.
will make their present home. I Mrs. Leonard, wife of Dr. Leonard,
His fair bride is the youngest' of the eastern part f th- c-.unty d.-d
• hili and daugter of Mr. T. K. Wednesday, and was U ;ri"d in the Pin
Moore, a prominent planter and | Oemotory. inursday.
cattleman of this county, being ai
member < f one of the oldest an'
'ants to HO per pr.
Exclusive
Dealers.
TEXAS.
AW )L'NCKMENT.
Attention is calle I t' the advertise-
ment of the opening of the private
. scliool of Miss Xanno Maynard. next
most prominent families of this j Monday morning, June oth. Miss May-
section. She was reared here | nard has superior pjalifi<-ati -ns is a
and for her many accomplish- teacher, and the Ai ki u i-.ks for
ments, her charming personality |!' ' 1 !">rul Fa,r -nage and a full h >•.!.
The fall class of the Bastrc .
Normal School will begin work
Mondtv, .' i'v .'^d. just nip«
weeks Oefore the SeiuMiuodr
amination, which will bo ..c.i
1'riday and Saturday, Septetr •
ber 1st n 1 2nd. I make this an-
nouncement in answer to numer-
ous letters of inquiry, and s•
sist that all prospective student
take notice and be on hunt
promptly. For terms and pa-'
ilars apply to Mrs. L. H. den-
kins, Principal of the Bastrop
.Normal School. Box 051, Bas-
trop, Texas.
and beauties of heart and mind
she is loved by a large circle of
friends.
Accompanied by a large num
-Ei-Commissioner B. Miller was
in town Wcdne-lay. Il<- reports farm-
ing, barring the toe frequent wins, do-
ing nicely. In places the corn crop is
—'L1 piece l)ocoraio<l Ibutur
Sot- ;it $1.9*; on Fridays*, live
family who buys $'J.oi) wortii
of Shoes, gets oue at M, A
, - , doing splendidly, with prospect of heavy Prokop vV Son
gent.emen who i,er nf friends the bridal party I yields, while in other pi ices the crop
rova: and help left for the station immediately promises a very light yield. The acre.
in the good work. after the ceremony and took tne
Mrs. F. H. Jknkins, train for a trip, to various points
Principal Bastr p in Mexico. The beflt wishes and
Normal School, heartiest congratulations of many
friends go with them on
—H. M. Garrett, farming across
the river from Bastrop, whla
plowing in his field, picked an
ancient coin, a silver dime, coin-
ed in 1801, one hundred and one
years old. Fxperts differ a^
the denomination of the coil,
two pronounce it Spanish, one
says it is Fngliah and a- her
says it is French. N
what country i tt e fr
is certainly an an ient P t '
piece of money, an I Henry : v«
trip, and will accompany
through the journey of life.
their
them
—Perfect as a beverage or
medicine is I. W. 11AKPFK
Whiskey, the kind your grand-
father used. Sold by L. G. < iuse.
—Memorial Day was observed
!vre Tuesday by the el<>qing nf
' ie bunk and postoffi -e. April
21 st is local
iience the lay
" that re "eot in B >p, on
i uCtuuy.
age, I ,'wover, is larger than last year, ! AgGIltS "Wailtcd.,
and the crop in the county may be suffi-
cient for all home consumption.
Regular convocation of Uastroj Every Fartuoi, Giuuer, <ar
t haptor, Xo. 95, it. a.|M,, tonight. Business, tuau wants the - - -
Klection of officers. A full attendance
of members is earnestly urged. "Practical Calculator/
Regular meeting of Min i Chapter
of the Eastern Star, next Mondny night, containing a complete syst*M
—Reiiiei7~*T)'^ai- PtViffei of Picking, Price
gives special attention to ie- Winning. Wages Tables, at/<
pairing of water works.fixtures, 'general useful and practical id-
"te. Try liint. Pliou- 7. ■ formation.
_ S.Mil o(J cents to
—Jn the way of business and
cash expeditures, that of Bastr >p, | Carlson Publishing Co.
for the past tw ) weeks, has been i
:nl decoration day here, Lu i n . . . i . >
■ lay was not observed 1 the du,le9t the 1 town hurt
for S>
in the
ne tim<
field t-
r armere
visit town
ha 1
busy
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 53, No. 11, Ed. 1 Saturday, June 3, 1905, newspaper, June 3, 1905; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205907/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Bastrop Public Library.