Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1904 Page: 2 of 4
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THE ABILENE REPORTER
publ(3bcd by
HbiUne printing Company
KIEFBR & ANDERSON
PROPRIETORS.
L. B. Shook - -Gfto.
S.' Anderson
- EDITOR
MANAGER
Aiy erraMOHS reflection apoa the cbar
cter iUmAlnt or reputatJoH of any
fersM flra or corporatioH whi;h may
appear ia tfce colwams of Tks Reporter
will be gladly corrected on Its being
BfMSat te atteatloa cf the pHbllakers.
Abilsnk Texas- Sept. 8 04
Tom Watson of Georgia and
Milton Park of TexaB the lead-
ing populist lights have no time
to spare frdm abusing the demo-
orats and are evidently doing all
they can to elect Roosevelt. It
ia a pity that the millions of hon-
est patriotic populists of Amer-
ica cannot see these men in their
true light and refuse to help eleot
Roosevelt. With Roosevelt's at-
titude toward the South we can-
not in any way aooount for the
motion of the southern populists
in following such men as Watson
and Park. Of course the old re-
publicans who are pretending to
be populists know what they are
doing.
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Remarkable Crops.
W. M. Northington.whose farm
lies between Caps and Tye has
left in The Reporter office some
magnificent specimens of his
farm products for any country at
any time when we consider
that all these were planted after
the June rains a date which
most people in Texas think is too
late for planting anything a
number of new farmers in this
country having sold dut and
left because of the drouth whibh
had lasted eight months and so
late they could not be persuaded
that any quantity of rain would
make a crop possible.
Mr. Northington has not stop-
ped with one crop but has sever-
al of them.
By dropping into our offioe
you may see the following spec--
lmens :
June corn planted after the
June rains about 11th; milo
maize planted same time. ;
Two peoimens of cottonplanpd
June 11 and 18th. respectively.
Orange and Mammoth cane
planted after the June rains.
Amber cane planted in the
dry dust and came up June 10th.
Maple cane planted same time.
These orops are good all of
them and a prospeotor in our
offioe was quiok to inquire if the
ikank
he awBiiia
witfeentcUMn; k
U kr BBtvrs to tare
aad want tkaaa
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farm upom vhiph they grew was
for sale.
There is much in the kind of
soil but there is more in the oli-
mate and the cultivation whioh
make suoh crops possible under
suoh conditions as have prevail-
ed this season.
Andrews' Pickle.
As chairman of the Democratic
State Exeoutive Committee it
wilKbe the duty of Mr. Frank
Andrews to insist on the adop-
tion of a law by the next Legis-
lature whioh will compel the
great corporations to bear their
just share of taxation. As attor-
ney for the' .several Southern
Paoifio Railroads and for the.
Pullman Palaoe Car Company
he will be under the painful
necessity of fighting any bill that
proposes to make those com-
panies stand up and be qounted
by the tax assessor on the same
basis as the farmer the stock
raiser and the merohant. By
the time the session is over Mr.
Andrews ought to be able to give
a pretty fair presentation of Dr.
Jekyl and Mrl Hyde. The Lan-
tern. Demoorats have put their party
in an embarrassing position by
the seleotion of Mr. Andrews as
ohairman. '
Mukden Battle On.
Tfce Fight Opens On Tfce
New Field.
Special to The Reporter.
Paris France Sejpt. 8jjpA big
battle is reported to be djn
pro-
about grass noar Mukden with
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half of eaoh army engaged.
Kuropatkjn haa about 80000
men and Kuroki 100000 men in
aotion.
Large shipment of fine German
enameled ware just received.
O.Mueller & Son
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Ftiel
Ask for prices for prompt shipments or
time contracts. All orders and con-
tracts thro Biggins Oil. & Fuel Co.
D. E. Wallis Austin Texas
compere. .
Compere Sept. 5th.-r-Health of
community reasonably good.
Mr. D. B. Stockton has been
very sick for some time but is
improving very fast.
J. J. Moore who has been in
McLennan county for some time
has returned home.
H. T. Lee left for the plains
one day lost week prospecting.
T. S. Moore has put in a new
phone line from Compere !fo
Merkel.
John Kelso of Guion was in
this oontmunity last Sunday
visiting relatives.
L. M. Grdves spent last week
in MoLennan county visiting rel-
atives. Willie Graves has moved with
his family from McLennan boun-
ty to this community.
F. L. Moore has built him a
new house.
B. Walker has moved to Stith
we hate to see them loavo us
but our loss is thoir gain.
Quite a lot of our young peo-
ple attended ohuroh at Truby
Saturday night.
The young pepple enjoyed an
ioe oream supper a few nights
ago at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
L. M. Graves.
W. T. C. RainB and family of
near Merkel are visiting rela-
tives in this community
. Messers. Burr and Embry
Shannon and Wilder Palmer
have beenedown in Taylor coun-
ty pioking cotton. They returned
Saturday night.'
Bro Moponakl of Stith came
over-to preach for lis Sunday1
but it looked so muoh like rein
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Six Bits
. Seventy-five cents'
Gets a guaranteed
Two quart Fountain ;
Syringe at
BASS BROTHERS DRUGCo.
Lapowsfcl Corner.
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no one oame out.
Miss Carrie Williams of Stith
visited Mrs. Mashburn Saturday
and Sunday.
Willie Childress and family of
Tye visited his father and moth-
er in this community laatr Sun-
day. 7Y; F. Rains and family of near
Merkel are in our midst last
Sunday. v N
Crusaw HiaaiNS.
Largest 5c ftudi tablet in
town at HarjieWs.
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New Miller Washing Machine
does perfect work. For sale by
Over Hardware Co.
See our new enameled ware.
O. Mueller & Son.
Ralph's motto is not how cheap
but how g00'
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SHOES
For MEN
WOMEN and
CHILDREN.
Call and see. No trouble to
show goods.
Abilene Shoe Store
J. P. SUTPHEN PROP'R
Reassured.
ir Philip Carrie relates the f ol-
lowing of a well known London
cafe J "I never dined at'Linuner's
before. It used to have the charac-
ter of being rather a rendezvous of
high livers. Jn fact it was averred
that bo many of its habitues Buffer?
ed from delirium tremens that when .
aome ono who was nbr of that perAp'
suasion was dining there a mouse
came on the table and began to nib-
ble a pi;e of bread whereupon a
sympathetic waiter observed to'him:
Don't be afraid sir. It'a a real
saaBse.'"
QeednsssT
With deep feeling the count quot-
ed Kingaley'a Una :
Be too ewett meld aad let who wttt be
cJerer.
Mildred not doubting that tha
psychological moment was. coma
trembled like a Btartled fawn and
east bar ayes abyly down.
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Shook, L. B. Abilene Daily Reporter. (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 48, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 8, 1904, newspaper, September 8, 1904; Abilene, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth333787/m1/2/?rotate=90: accessed July 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Abilene Public Library.