Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 49, Ed. 1 Monday, December 13, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DAILY BULLETxn.
XOMUY VKCEXBEH 13 1909.
TOUR HAND'S H YOUR PURSE
all the time if you keep your cash about you. You see so many little things you buy because the money
is so handy. You wouldn't buy half of them if you had APJ ACCOUNT AT THE BROWNWOOD NATIONAL
BANK
You would decide that ou didn'tnecd them bad enough to. warrant drawing a check. The prices of those many things
you wouldn't buy would make a very comfortable-savings at the end of a year. Ever think about it in that way?
We issue time certificates of deposits. We accept checks on other banks for deposit the same as if they
were cash. .
The R row ii wood National Rank.
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The Daily Bcfletin
atATES PRDfTDiG CO. Props.
TTILL II. 3IAYES Managing Editor.
a A. TO'XELL City Editor.
H. F. MAYES Business Manager.
E. C SEITZ City Circulator.
W. B. DCIA Foreman Mech. Dept.
Someliow there Is a faint suspicion
that the editors of Texas who are
writing such able editorials on "Kx-
trnvagance at Christmas" are doiiiK
this ta Hedge on the proposition.
Entered at the Brownwood Postoffico
as Second Class 3fall Xatter
MO-XDAY DECEXIIEK 13 15)09.
Brownwood will welcome both Daf-
fan PnttiersUy and the Murdock Me-
luerial Hall.
They" are advertising: "garden tools"'
in South Texas now while our North-
ern exchanges are advertising iee
spates and snoe shoes. ' Who would
not live in sunny Texas? -."'"'. -
A $5000 company- has been charter-
ed at Houston to publish a tlnily paper.
With that amount Of capitalized o'ppo-
sition the Post and Chronicle may well
look to their laurels.
. j fool. mighty proud of-themselves when
Kentuckians have organized a tur-
key trust and" have placed the price
of dressed turkeys at 30 cents a pound
in "Ixju'lsville.. Kentucky "turkeys must
.'. . - ' " "I
: - . j they bring such prices.
"Rest and Recreation" club- has .; . . . ; .-.
been .chartered; at Fort" Worth ""with-
out any. capital.".' If the. members rest"
and recreate- enough- it would soon
have .no capital however.' much it
might besin wkh. . - -. -
' . Co'iwtiercial organizations thai allow
themselves to .be used .as political
chestnut pullers lose their: usefulness
and influence with Uie people to a
great .extent. It appears' to be dif.fi-
An askomwier at ladisKjscon". Texas ' organization to
It is mighty toa&some in this "old .reports Hatfej s comet can . Je seen - P"10 politics.' ;
wn today stace the Cnited Daugti-1 harinrlng 'anw'si in that Vicinity" At ':
; Uadi-J
ters of the Confederacy have gone. . j comet that-wou-ld. loaf -around
i-Thp-Honey Grove Signal . has learn-
t?ou. Wisconsin when. sunny Texas i ;.thar denatured alcohol f
s a ' failure.
Even if the U. D. C. women .have" 50 cJoe isn t "u'lh spending m.ic-li . The discovery Is respectfully referred
rj time with anyway. . '
gone there rare n. few feathers -left in
to "Alkali Eye-' for a final deciloh.
LOOKING HOTII WAYS.
. Rising Star Is busy raising the
?T0.000 bomiH to get the- Morgan Jones
railroad from Abilene and Is pretty
certain she will got it too. The citi-
zens of Rising Star and the "farmers
along the proposed route are working
hard with enthusiasm to get the road
.for they realjze how much It will . bt
worth to them to secure the road but
they are not so completely absorbed
:in this one proposition as to not takt;
notice of the proposed- road from
Rrownowood tp the Star but. have One
eye oh the Morgan Jones rotid and one
on the Brownwood proposition. Com-
anehe News: - ' . -
' -imowNWOonrs -'abskxck. ..
. The absence of a . Hrownwood dele-
gatlon -at -.the West Texas Development
Congress has rioted ami generally -regretted.
liallingcr Banner-'
Hrownwood is in Central' Texa i.
right in the middle of it. While it
Mould hae been a pleasure to ha.e
RELIEVED THAT PRESIDENT
ZELAVA IS WIN'MX..
Washington D. C Dec. 11. Advices
received here today from Blueiield !
Nicaragua say that Estrada's army I
now surrounded by government forces
and the revolution is becoming desper- f
ate. It is believed that the crisis is '
reached and President Zelaya is win-
ning. The United States will be re-
quired to Interpose armed objections
Immediately if it wants to depose Ze-
laya. Estrada has called upon Ameri-
ca for more troops. These troops are
called for. especially to protect the t
hundred and fifty Americans in Blue- j
field. Gunboats are preparing to take
active part in the revolution if so or-
dered. The Americans .in Bluefield are
requesting .President Taft to interfere
in behalf of Estrada.
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the road. A suitable location cannot
be had . until the first of the year
when some changes are to be made-
FINE TALLY" 'CARDS AT IIAK-
L. B. CROSS
House Painting
and Paperhanginpj
1207 Avenue 15.
.NEW (fa'TICAL FIRM
After January 1st' Mr. J. B.
1 - . hi. .. s
RM.
Cfopton
will have another first-class refrac-
tlonist and all aiound Optical man
with him and the will do both job'
bing and retail business. They will
have two cornplere lens grinding
plants one a portable outfit the only
portable lens cuttingand edging out-
fit in Texas which vnll be used on
Better Candy
The candy I make is just
a little bit better than seems nec-
essary. To appreciate the qual
ity of candy you must try it. AT
trial is what I ask.
CHRISTMAS CANDIES -
E. FRANKE
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IF YOU ARE OOliO TO PURCHASE A DIAMOND
Here are a feu plain facts gathered In 26
year experience in Oiamund dealing for
vuur information.
a dihinonil denier I advice tho purchase of perfect Diamonds and I tako following stops to p roc arc them.
1 buy diiimonds direct from th laruot cutttr nntl importr in the country and iti doing so I get a large
select.on.. and secure the Best Cutting Greatest Diameter and Best Color. I am convinced that there is no one who can -quote prices
lower than mine because I buy for Spot Cash and Direct. I'nscrupulaus dealers do offer inferior diamonds at a fraction less than a
perfect stone is worth and describe it as perft et. But such a misrepresentation will always come to light. A Spot disqualifies a diamond
according to - ray.'- standard of criticism of a perfect stone and I price it accordingly. I term a Flaw a Flaw regardless of the imperfection the
stone Lmay.con.taiiK .'The purchaser of a diamond must depend largely on the'-judgement and reliability of his jeweler. ....
T. S. EUPER J e w e I e r.
Quality aid Price Always Right
town. The Brown Comity
Show begins soawrrow.
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Poultry
What has Jjiecbxiie of Dr.. GooKTt
.r-'Ti:is?s to become '& iatexesttng
question as "Itow oW is AuiiT'
I
- Bryan saki at Hauston. that he could
oppose the. election of a. man id a of
fice Wfetoitt' dlUkins;' that kiwi.. &n&.
lie cotthl opjKise naij-8: ;yleW aad
.iH- b4 iris. friejMl. but :u'refar'..manjf
politiciaus who .resiard evfetyoiae 31 an'
'. L ' ea"Hy"iib ddes Vot $ee -: finbjprj .'?
Tn Ruffraetow f . fcawflaitd. are . . - - - -
-' V. Utep fn entire unison witli XHtim
still breaklBjt into jail - ritularly. ! .
. These lattr peoj'lt1 would te dltaiar-'
Tliey aisear to think sf rhny can t vot ; .
- ' -and have- aH pvf rn 1r th-m fwisr
lap la prison.
f ancc.
The Store of Progress
ALWAYS TO THE FORE!
XOTfi THE FOLLOWIVU LIST OK TKMTTIMl IELI0.(iKS ANl
5PBSTAXTIA KS SVVVU K I) FOR THK JJKLKYTION OF OVll ClST0-
Thf Well Known ferndell Brsmd ('antu-d CoiMlsMVhlcl! Was nji Superior.
Pears Sliced and unsliced.
Peaches Silcel and ansltced.
Clicriies Red Roily folly Pitted
Cherries White Royal Ana. .
PIneapjilO lialaa Sliced.
Pi n eapple rrtel.
Raspberries Had in hevy syriip.
Straw berriwltd in heaiy syrap.
Apricots Sliced Mid iael-d; .
Tomatoes' im -2 and ? imxi&A us.
Pears Ftvm liferent virffales.
Succotash "lre dliffereat . rarigUea.
Bea?is :IJta.- " '
Beansr-StrfasleiB ' "
Squash. ." -- - -:
Beans KWnBj' 'rff:-
ARparajas. - -. -. ;.
Asparas Tf pfi. . . V
-Ulum J'Mddin. - .:
Lobster. - "
Shrimp.
SalraottRoyfU Chinook.
Api4e Batter.
Mhfce Met Stone .la
Salad Dresi
Mamsrhluo . (TjerrieS
Prcservoa andvainsr of nil kinds
Olives in .hulk aVl ottles
Pure Mapl Syr
- I'anc-ake and BucCTvheat flour.
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COODS NOT rTKK. THK FKUX-
I)i:iJ. BHANp. Hi OF Til K
llli.ijl.hl unxpr..
Beets Cannecl
Piaoapple Chunks.
. ' Paiupktas.
. . Phnehtas.".
1 's - Mushrooms.
-. -' .Caviar'
-.- lfa:derwq'oll.);evilefl I .JJwh.V-X:" ..-
- Capers
- -" India-Chiftiiey; -" "";-."" .
.- lir-p -HoMn Radish.. . - . ' .
Olive oil- -Finest Sublime Lucn.
'Dates Stuffed and plain.
Fi;s Imported.
MT HAVE A F! " 1 X'KF.IMF.VIS FOB Htl ll-
MITE MEA. . MA Dr r. YAI UKVJ T. l nil iim.
Ediior I.owry b.OitiK disqualifiel ai an -nued and mingled with the witcfn
expert witness
brethren Brqwnwooil people" vfr' a
tij?atDK rto.ftit.t'tee;;
' . ! IXm inly with a srore-of Its n .pu -
. -So'meliow.- Utetnas lm 'terprises. t pa; Uie :t;:i.- tt .
vlciloa .inat -.Uife ":p .These- .ajrV i .la -
;ja.t lioeirerjis' Crii oWr arid wat i
confiaue -uniiitfl'r.rupte. iir:1M -."sd--.-'-." - .
pa6? $a laliist' g&i&K "aAs . v''J;. ;. -. f- x'-' yj;
The atherford.' tieiti.'ijf "U-.iisi: ; !
; a row about' the rtihQn6'bet. in th.
--"..'-;'' -yJ.'Vv'; j.Kadurance-'Tpn- tarh'$-.atp;sI'-rkr
Bfyjm "sib?cH-iiioicJBjlr"ai . b'; county. ..rontis.in ; reply to? Which th.
xpw$to:;stUrv;p a !"ilij-t-j".Bry wax)(Ml Hutletlji '.anys:
in.- cwtaia itukf tere. "vjre'n'yUiinjs ''VP nmds "that are '.not -wd p-
tliat dWs not smack ot ;. deferf at lal j to BtJuid the trare.1 of or
boinag.e to a ffy.-dnVxatic-: Ic'adftcs;' elKlite'auto"mobJl"ea. are not 'worth very
is consmicted as party tWrfsdii: . But ; much and ousht to be ca'rtoil away."
the iFeoe hi the mnltL are wtyr Bry-i The ICnterprlae takes sides with the
nh btcause. they believe'. "Bryan" isi BulK'tin. What M-e' - waia. i houcr
Give Us a Call
Munter-Kuniiz Gro. Co.
PHONE 40 and 44.
righu - ' . ; ; r"-: ' . . '
Fort Worth.; biirslars .aJ robbers
are always sprinttiiiR surprise!?- on
the people: I'ast ..w''ek they took
down three mile of. telephone wires
frjom the - poles and ean;d It '"a way;
and at another time sfoi.'-lo.itna ;touH'is
of oats nnd.bnuL '1'hcy amy .be expected-
to atart to. stouling red lut
Vtoyes next. . . -. -- . ' -
- The Balrd Star uses aboii't . all its
editorial page add .then some to tell
how the- antis happened to ei lieked
'In the local option election in Calla.
linn county. .The Star s.'f.ms realy to
"take up the fight again -iit.lbe earliest
possible date as evidenced from tho
following--paragraph:
Callahan lias just got through its.
bl-ennial prohibition scrap and with
just a little bit more liitterness at
Baird.than ever Iiefore but tho war is
over and lets .bury the hatchet for an-
roads. -ami when we say-' Jietter roads"
We niean "permanent. .better roads.'-
Brady Enterprise.- -- - .
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Strong words these- that came from
William J. Krvnn ;iu. hjs- Houston
speech yet who can deny the sound-
ness of Uie principle's-piey teach?
"I warn you that if protection be-
comes a parr -of tlie dehiocratic party
In "Texas then .your lumber compan-
ies and. your wool gro.wefs and your
protected interests will furnish the
money to elect the. man fbeV want
-and' you. will have here the protection
that" has cursed the other states of the
Union. . The ioHcy of. protection H
-wrong pot only wrong in principle
but unwise as. a policy. It has cor-
rupted public opinion. It-has subsi-
dized newspapers. It has inade peo-
ple work in favor of a protective tar-
iff on the theory that it pitta money in
their pockets. You can not denounce
the man who sells his vote for ?"
other two years-and all pull together while you defend the man who sells
to build that .school house . . - his influence for.$2r.000 in'dlVldendB."
LfcA. AA. AA. Ag. VA. A-A. A. A. A. tA Afc.
Look in the show window of
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The Toggery
You will see a sample of the many
A nice things we are showing suitable tor
Y Holiday presents. Things that young
and old men would appreciate.
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Silk Reefers Phoenix Mufflers for
Ladies ajid Men
t Linen Handkerchief SkHandker-
fl chiefs Night Shirts Fancy Sus-
penders CombinajQon Sets of Tie
Handkerchief anfl Socks Stocks
Fine half hose 4 splendid selection
coat sweaters aiid neckwear f an-
V cy vests kid glove bath robs.
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Our line of shirts collars hats un-
derwear and everything nectssary for
men's dress is complete.
Come early and get a good selection.
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 49, Ed. 1 Monday, December 13, 1909, newspaper, December 13, 1909; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345830/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.