Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 96, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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We Want Your Banking
VJa 1. Trr nan ..nip vmi well and to our mutual advantage. If vou transact vour business with us you are assured of the friendly interest of our
j -m tt.. rtnor. cn A rliJlH wlin mmpM tn this hnnlf is rrpar.ed courteously and his or her business attended to with
bank and its
nffirprs. Everv man. woman and
child who comes to this bank is
the very bsst
of our ability. Don't hesitate to
consult with us when we can be
of service to you.
THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK.
Early Dawn Dairy
(Famous for the quality of its product).
We take pride in tarnishing our customers with the best Milk
the richest Cream and the purest Butter that can be hart from aiij
Dairy anywhere. We use httest scientific methods and .npplianc k in
onr Dairv and everything has the personal supervision of the prop! ie-
tor. Milk delivered regularly and prompt'y iu tightly Pealed dust
proof steam cleaned bottles in any quantity from half pint up.
Your patronage solicited.
J. B. WATTS Prop Phone 194
nvDmuDKmnuai
News of the Day.
s
The Licking Roller Mill at Cincin-
nati was almost destroyed by fire.
The loss is $200080. The mill save
employment to 400 men.
. The Merchants' association of New
Tark representing the wholesale and j
retail interests of the city announced
its intention to oppose the Aldrich
financial bill.
Mrs. John Goodwin a wife of a
well known and well-to-do farmer liv-
ing nine miles from Whitney died of
lockjaw caused from sticking a nail
in her foot about a week ago.
Two men were killed in a shotgun-
pistol duel that occurred in a Luliug
saloon. One of the decedents i. J.
Wyatt;. wjts a bystander; the otht r
James C. Duke was a participant m
the affray. Ed Reedr. a bartender
was placed under arrvst-dwrtly alter
the shooting.
Charles -V. Morse the jspecta 'Utr
;oune New York financier wh. with-
in Th- past few y-ars ha?- amass- niil-'ion--.
is missing. ' So traV of his
-. hf r'abQtits can- be found. Following
fcyt1i suspension of three lianks in
ihich he was inte.ref;ti-d b was. sm-
!sH droppt-d from The fate of the
earth.
J 1. Stone went oat dui k hufitiu at
?lainview and while returning his
shotgun was discharged the load en-
tering one. inch above the right irtvat-.
The wounded man lived two hours af-
ter the accident. He gave the address
of his wife in Amarillb and people in
Arkansas The auto in which the orr-
ty were ran over a Cuhert. the '.-ir
causius the discharge of the gun.
A cut of nearly 55M1 in thr
army appropriation bill is the net re--ult
of weeks of consideration of that
measure b the hou.se committer on
iailitar affairs which concluded Us
deliberations and agreed "to report the
bill to the house. The bill as decid-
ed on by the committee carries a to-
tal appropriation of Sf071716 or
$790ulS less than the estimates stibr
mi t ted by the war department and urg-
ed by Secretary T.aft- T
In a speech in the .senate Senator
Culberson declared that the secretary
of the treasury by his report to the
senate had raised -an issue of fact -is
to whether national hanks in New
York used the 75000000 of- public
money deposited with them for specu-
lative purposes or whether this moiiey
was used to meet the .demands of out-
side banks for reserve purposes.
Maurice E. Locke of Dallas. repre-
senting the .Metropolitan.- Life Iiiajtr-
aure company. of New York has filed
with the department the company'. ar-
nual statement together with the .p-
plic.it ion of the' -company. to do !ui-
ness'iu Texas for tills year. It is ih.
purpose of. thin couiu3' t t-st ti"
Robertson insurance aPi and if it-; per
ndt. to do business in- Texas is r.-:ics -ed
it w ill tst- rite IjMtf. by; tail a.- t
ompl with tt provisions.
' Rudolph Snothv .2? ywirs of :
hK-ontotiie fireman oft tb EVrt; W.. -tV.
tV lK'imr City "railroadl was .run o i
and instantly killed i ' the YV In; i
Fa IN .irdV. " tfiiRth had" .MM-m-ii .i
. ha rf ' abWem-e and waj? at h- -
poi j.r-pir-d tw -take a tram for .un
n:;m. Okla to -Visit friS wife and clii'd.
when the accident fcapneneL It.
uppo.N.d that h.e. !illi wliH ..trying
to txKird a moving train. lie w'-.v de
capitated as cleanly as;thoagh doiie tiy
a euilKipe. "'.'
. Hon c ' Cu'stfr. a prorhinht". burn-
er n ar Gordon was n yicthu of n
Prions acckjjsnt Tuesday that. came
iiear osTTng him his life. He was
buulmg wood a inile or two from
home and fell otT of. his loaded wagon
paralyzing him all oer. except his
bead falium with hi- head juM in
front of the wheel in such a way that
if the team had'moved a foot further
it would have crossed his neck. He
lay there in his right mind not able
to move a muscle for a period of eight
hours with one of his horses fretting
and trying to go while the other horse
stood still and held the. load. When
found some time in the night he could
still .-peak but was almost frozen to
death.
Former Counfy Judge .'Fames TJar-
gis.. for many years a member of the
Kentucky democratic executive com-
mittee accused oT complicity in many
murders.- and a prominent ilgure. in
the-feuds which have disrupted Breat-
hitt county for several years was snot
and instantly killed in his general
store bv his son IJench Hargis. The
son tired live shots in quick succession
at his Hither who fell dead while fiis
clerks were Waiting on customers.
The e act 'cause of the murder has not
been learned but. it is supposed to
have been the result of differences
winch have existed between father and
son for some time. The two men are
reported to have had a severe quarrel
several nights ago. when the father it
is alleged was compelled to resort to
violence to restrain his son.
ROUND ABOUT
Newsy Hits Personal and. Otherwise Pick-
ed up on the Streets by C. A. T.
$2.00 VALUE FOR $1.00
I- what you get if you ai" a member of our club. Four
uits brushed and pressed each month and shoe whined
everv dav. We also represent me- of the best Laiindrt
in the tate. (iie us a trial.
"Round About" heard a conversa-
tion between 1. W. Shepard and a
friend the other .day that wo are satis- j
fied Shepard wouldn't have related for'
the World but not having yet learned
the art of grafting we can't go to
friend Shepard and : -demand hush
money therefore we are going to re-
late the Istory. The subject up for dis-
cussion was the wearing of caps and
.Mr. Shepard was heard to say "Well
yes 1 would like very much to wear a
cap especially on these windy days
button sec the confounded things
make a fellow's gray hairs so promi-
nent that ! hate to wear one." That
ended the discussion of caps and the
Triond to whoni. Shepard was talking
has discarded his ne-wly purchased
cap.' ." . ' ' :
Round About" would suggest that
the bashful Hrownwood girls who
have not taken advantage of leap year
! opportunities will find encouragement
'in the approach of St. Valentine's day
MOODY & RUCK
IPWIIII II ! i llimMPII I "W ' W I IHh. iMM W ' I I i i iW id
pesh Lauer cakes
20 Cents Each
Sciiz steam Battery
SEAT
Why Certainly!
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Of course we have it! We carry
complete line of
a
Gi ng to Piri..at.ni s
Hvery ln .iil.;;.;.t. .- i:t for
nate niuj5h-r a ;"!E f-.
(iome an !U; .... "Efv'y t.mh- w?n h:i-
succeeded 1:1; rnvrfn r pmfpsrtoiml
I' life -feels rh-si. n cnytml se.it m the
commons i-cVt;-aVy-to roTind ont hi
! career. It!U v.;mv ni of MHwierati
means are de.iikrttl '. ffrtu paaiperu.
th ir .(UiliUiuns by tli big Xi;wse e;i
t.-p
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i;vr1'- rx' paid; and
v
i niet fta
an M. V
.tramsr "
Including all the best brands. We also have fresh coun-
try produce apples oranges bananas candy; nut? fancy
cakes in bulk and packages. In fact ours it a. complete
up-to date grocery. We will appreciate your orders
THE GROCER
l9 East Baker St.
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Wise Advertising Conservatism.
"The Mould oi a Nran's Fortune K
Hands "Bacon.
m Hi Own
This is no time for advertisers to lay
idle and to read the stuff which the calamity-howlers
circulate. It is a time for wise
constructive conservatism that does things
on lines of prevailing conditions. The
ostrich in moments of danger hides its
head in -the sand in order not to sec or be
seen as it t'links. The brave and intelli-
gent business man has never found the
ostrich's policy profitable. Conservatism in
advertising means to lopk with a strong
and determined will forward and to bend
every nerve to change unfavorable con-
ditions into favorable ones to study more
carefully merits and circulation of papers
lo select the ones that are beyond doubt and
suspicion and to use them with good strong
copy and to shade prices to meet the re-
trenchment desired of the masses. The ad-
vertiser who has confidence in himself and
is prosperous cannot afford to drop out.
If he does he will have to start over and
over again just as if he were a beginner.
By continuing he will preserve the accumu-
lated force of his former advertising. This
is real sensible and result bringing conserv-
atism. In days of doubt keep in mind the
wise remarks of Lord Bacon: "The mould
of a man's fortune is in his own hands."
Mail Order Journal. j
Hank robbers made an iilmonf mic-
t cestui attack on -the bunk of.. Miller-
ton a small town near Hugo; Okla.
A boarder in the hotel awoke during
the niftht and noticed the light al-
ways left burning in the bank wirs ex-
.ingutshed. He -arointed the other
boarders ihey armed themselves and
went toward the bank. Seeing a- man
in front of the .building they fired at
him and he returned the fire. AnotH-
er man eanie from the" rear of the
bank and also H red on the citizen
u!u) retreated. At this time an explo- i
sion was heard in the bank builduU.. '
but the robbers evidently found it set-
tmu too warm for them and made olf.
to tir.:.ik the. ice .nnd make their first
advance towards the handsome object
of .their heart's desiile. . -Thfi Vnleutine
offerings yill of cptit'H' be.-adapted to
leap "ear proposals and In tin? frank
and free a vo-wnfs. of affection many a
girl who has heretofore hesitated -will
find ample opportunity to approach
the bashful young man she admires i
For instance here is one that ought
to make any young man's heart be a a 1
little faster if ji comes to him addreVs-.
ed in a girl's handwriting:
"You're my dearest love yon .know.
. And I your faithful JoTe will be
- k. nriri-Hg i nt Fre v-".
.V 'he f iUfKlVirat'tiTlUlte-.t;
u( a .artifMtign nr
tif eii.;-.;..- tntiit .and -ch;; :;t .e
' ' Ijpnelb-utrw of- tb -
g. lnu 4.iv.hMj"ry-4ttUiiU eoinv i.
- ::urti atea... Sfpriihw than 5-;
;- .Mf Is '.tVHjtjiid. for thi itesi.
. i ' -; a firm? vf.tlr years repre
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i. t livi-rg -..-"'".-. . -wtiiVb hi l.on
U- U :in; l':i!' f.Il; UljtterK'tC' When hr
ni.iintaiirs hih.4?ftf. In keeping with the
dh-i.it.i of hi;to4tUtL-'
Vfr.uy of tlie iWdmoner! f -:r -e
spend f:tr mo.rf. thfn tlie. nhtrve auin:!i; .
Ami. in addition. f Uie 'ah ;!?
some if thjfRt. fimi; their Hy'es exUbitt- r
Advertising Rates
The followino; are the rafcea for
Bpace in the Daily Bulletin. For
first page or preferred poaiticm
add 25 per cent to these prices:
Page . .
Half Page
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DISPLAY ADVERTISING
2 Days 'X times Daily rate.
A Day sr 5 time? Daily rate.
4 Pay a litres Paitr rate.
5 Days Zi times Daily rat".'
lcaN. cents a line each xpser'
ed by the .worrras.. and
their posit ions..
eataction f
We'll Tciss nnd play the whole long day
Remedy to any other for our children
says Mr L. J. Woodbury of Twining
Mich. "It has also done the work for
us in hard colds and croup and we
take pleasure in recommending L"-
For sale by all druggists.
But you must love ho one but me"
; Or perhaps the-timid maiden doesn't
. o tnakt? such a proposal herself
f 'hamberlainS Coiigli Ueinrily a t yet feels that the . man should ?ay
Finorlte. ' soinethfii? lefor the tjnui for the ptir-
We prefer Chamberlain's Cough chase of Easter gloves and things come
on. For this girl there is a clever litr
tie thing in. the shape of an oyster.
Open the oyster and this couplet is
found inside: . . ' .-
"An oyster is mum and you are as well
AVhy' don't you speak? Come out of
your shell."
- - . ' I TK Ucve of Natvre.
A Jajjanese' rricnil. of man lived li
l'arj for i'r -yretr.. Vjiking m a win-
terjs; morning. -tM' Fouinr tliat snow uao
.fallen u.-t.h. jt'. nt. .vs n matter or
course tie. wa tw the 1:. f
ItoRhidie jiifetrt the- beauty" d : I
snow utKtn. 'ih irv.' What I -
:ttotiWtM!.t'--wli Willi t-r:p. -i
ioiK ' ft tnr.i jisitujr - lis- arrived ! fl
.liofs t-- fed' "it entiiiy Wlitary -n.'
(lestu-.ted. The. two .Inpsineso p:itd tl.i .;
vows ') KpiHity Tn' the wliiteius !
the stillness of tht movninc ami at I
iieheld hi. the distance two. other iig
ures approaching. They were .i1:
forted. ' "We are -tint. qttHe alone."
they said .to' thenwlvc. There weie
nt least .two atlier "just meu" in that
city of the indifferent and the blind.
The figures drew nearer. They also
were Japanese. London'Saturday Ke
view.
Str.nga U;es For Cbvi r.A-
Tbeie an i :im-. liiunaieialilcf t
c'hun lies bemg u-d during Jinaland's
civil iiv f aec.nunmda'Je the Inu'Se.-
of one or another regiment of the op
posing troops. Pedhatn church still
shows traces of l'uritaA vandalism In
the mutilated sculpture. The oak door
at one time elnlniraiely decorated with
small carved figures of saints now
shows the figures without their heads.
And there Is the famous case of Notre
Dame at Paris which during the days
of the Revolution was converted into
a "temple of reason" with its god
dess n bnllet dnncer. enthroned on a
mound In the midst of the choir.
Strand Magazine.
As Bait.
Mrs. A. (over phone) Can you send
.me up a cook today. Mr. Dwyer'i
Head of Intelligence OtUce Sorry 1
can't nccommodate. you. Mrs.-A. but
we have only one In the oflicc. .Mrs.
A. But why mayn't I have her?
Hend of Intelligence Office Oh we
have to keep her as a-sample! Har-
per's Weekly.
Its up to the citizens jto be perfect-
py quiet and still yes. even hold their
.. -.I. I . J.l
I nreatn ior icar comeiuing is saiu or
J done to further delay the beginning of
; work on the grading of Hast Broad-
wav. That important work is sched
uled to begin within a week if nothing
goes wrong.
"
A Hrownwood parent has observed
tliat the little cliap in school often
times conies home with a puzzling
question for instance only the other
day a lad from the third grade ap-
proached his father with the question
"What is the hump on a camel's back
made of?" The father knew what it
was made of all rlghti at least he told
the child he did but he thought it im
pudent for a little "shaver" to ask
such questions and said something
about a teacher putting such stuff into
childrens heads. The next day the
parent spent an hour pouring over
zoology getting posted on tlnv subject.
Win-
ter evervings
-an excellent time
to plan a vacation
Write for following
booklets:
Tiun of Chasms. Side Trt
Petrified Forest. Reasons W
Summer Outing In California.
A Colorado Summer. Santa Fe
They Are Tree
Fred Harvey Meal
Service Via Santa
Fe.
W. S. Kcenan
Oen. Pass. Act.
G.C. & S. F. Ry.t
Gaheston. Texas.
Trapped.
Fie was telling her about the mem-
bers of his cricket team. "Now there's
Brown" sit id he: "In a. few weeks'
time he'll be our lwst man."
"Oh .Inck" she gushed "what a nice
way to ask me!" London Judy.
Hopeless.
"He's no good at an argument la he?
Not nt nil convincing?"
"Well. I should sny not. Why that
man couldn't convince a womnn that
she was pretty!" Cleveland leader.
For Rheumatic Sufferer.
The quick relief from pain afforded
by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm
makes It a favorite with sufferers
from rheumatism sciatica lame back
lmhbago and deep seated and muscu-
lar pains. For sale by all druggists.
Fancv Port La Monde ba
nanas 10 cents a dozen at Hal
lonqutstV . d96
To Our Customers.
If at any time your Electric Motor should get out of
repair or not work satisfactorily if any of the lights in
your home or store refuse to burn if your Meter is not
giving satisfactory service if anything connected with your
Electric Light or power service goes wrong we will
s-.
pleased to render you all the aid in our power sending
competent man around to sec what is the trouble v ;c
ing notified. We want to and mean to give sat J
service in every department and we are going t -
nothing undone on our part to accomplish it. We
that Electric light is the cheapest and best on eart
we want to prove it to you.
Boysen Light
Power Company.
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 96, Ed. 1 Friday, February 7, 1908, newspaper, February 7, 1908; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345688/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.