Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 276, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 4, 1907 Page: 2 of 7
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The Daily Bulletin
MAYES PRINTING COMPANY Proprietors
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Entered at the Brownwood Postoflice as Second Class Mail Matter.
Subscription Per Month 50cWILL H. MAYES Managing Editor.
H F MAYES Business Manuirer. C. A. TUNNELL. City Editor.
E C SEITZ.iDaily Circulator. K. E. KIRKPATRICK Associate Editor.
W. R. DULA. Foreman Mech. Dept.
UNDULY EXALTED.
The Southern Messenger published at San Antonio "under
the approbation of the Bishops of Dallas and San Antonio and
the Vicar Apostolic of Brownsville" refers in an editorial to the
Bulletin as an obscure country paper and says that when Mr.
Skinner prepared an article for it some time atfo giving his ac-
count of a trip through Mexico he "never suspected it would
come under the observation of any one competent to challenge
his statements and expose his mendacity." The Bulletin does
not care to enter any discussion as to the merits of Mr. Skinner's
articles or the replies thereto the first having been published
just as any other interesting letter of travel from one known' in
the community would have been published and the latter as a
matter of courtesy and that exact justice might be done to all
who felt interested in the matter. But tihe Bulletin does resent
- the sneering allusion to itas an "obscure country paper" coming
from this or any other source and also the intiriiation that the
people who read such a paper have not intelligence enough to
recognize the truth when t hey see it or to combat with error.
The Southern Messenger carries at its masthead the name of
William Campbell as editor. The editor of the Bulletin has been
in editorial work in Texas for about twenty years and must con-
fess that he never before heard of this William Campbell in a
way to impress the name on his memory though he knows per-
sonally and can recall instantly the name of "almost every editor
of any prominence in both the cities and the country towns of
Texas. Who is William Campbell where does he come from
and "upon what meat doth this our Caesar feed that he is grown'
so. great?" Turning to a newspaper directory the information
is at hand that the Southern Messenger though published under
auspices apparently extending from the Panhandle to the south
ern limits of the state and though an organ of the great Catholic
church has a circulation not very far above many of the country
papers at which the Messenger editor curls his lips in derision.
Something like two hundred papers 'from all over Texas come to
the Bulletin's editorial desk every week and there is seldom a
week passing that each one of these two hundred papers does not
contain at least one editorial copied from the Bulletin this "ob
scure country paper" but a diligent search would fail to reveal
one item in a six months from the mighty brain of this William
Campbell thount worthy of reproduction in another paper.
Some men imaerine that because they happen to live n a city of
some pretensions they must also make a pretense of being
greater than they really are and far removed in intelligence above
the man who labors in the smaller town or in the country. Their
susceptibility to this illusion proves the real weakness of such
men. San Antonio citizens are no brighter than those of Brown-
wood' and the contemptible part of the edtorial referred to is the
imputation of lack of intelligence on -the part of readers of
country .papers. Father Cusick of Brownwood is an intelligent
devoted religious man and it must put him to shame to see The
Southern Messenger refer in this way .both to a paper that has so
often befriended him and to a people whose intellectuality he '
appreciates; and the high degree of intelligence manifetsed in
the scholarly writings of Father Nicholson must revolt at such
unfortunate statements. Editor Campbell should get down off
his high horse long enough to apologizefor such indiscretion. He
-seems guilty of unduly exalting himself.
There are some queer damage suits filed in this country. In
Pittsburg a woman joined by her husband has sued a construc-
. tion company for $10000 alleging that while she was standing
in front of a building in course of erection by the company some
one expectorated tobacco juice from above which hit the woman
squarely. It will hereafter be necessary to inquire if laborers
chew tobacco before engaging them.
leTremendaus
Strength of
Stockings for Boys
Is here Illustrated by actual test
372 lbs. dead weight
is suspended to cue
of our famous
No. 1 9.
A remarkable demonstration but
only one of the tests that bring
out the full value of the "Mxtra
Twist" given to all our yarn.
This Krent strenuth and the won-
derful wear-resisting cittality is
ako largely due to the fact that
"Ikon Clad" No. 19 Stockings
are tnfU knit in let. heel and toe.
Invaluable to football )ks. A
ent-fair ten tn f'tur boj ii U
ask.
SUes 6 to VA '
Positively fat black narrowed
.ankle. It'lcxible and Xiicy.
For
Strength
And
Durability
PUT
YOUR
FOOT
IN IT
ItVSt.Joe
Knit" and
made to
wear.
MEN
When you want
a comfortable sock
without seams to hurt
your feet yet affording
a perfect fit and com.
bining elegance witn
great durability try
r9m.?fj.'..l.. 'J
Kin
Iron Clad
LEADS.
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the thing (or
school.
A
(rial means
customer.
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BOYS'
STOCKINGS
AND
GIRLS' TOO
for that matter
are a problem. The
"IRON CLAD
kind solve It well.
They are made In l
variety of weights
and qualities for beys
or girls and for winter
as well as summer wear.
We keep the GENUINE
stamped on the foot
CT inrr iwit
oil rvi 11 1
Every box bears the
trade mark shown
below. Ask for
wail
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p T3J &
Looncy Mercantile Company
The Home of High Grade Merchandise.
It is mighty hot weather for politicians to engage in roasting
each other yetthat seems to be a favorite pastime in Texas just
now.
Macon Georgia has discharged one of its oldest policemen
for sleeping on his beat Has it come" to the point that policemen
have no privileges? ;
The man who quits under small discouragements which fre
quently arise will hardly have success anywhere. The one who
sticks to his place usually makes a winning after a time.
The public sentiment is now pretty thoroughly agreed upon
one thing and that. is the laws.that are made to be. respected and
enforced and as a consequence there is less violation of law in
the state than ever before in its history.
A tramp up in New Jersey threw away a sandwich' he was
eating arid jumped into a canal getting a good bath and -saved
the lives of two lads. When the farmer who was the" father of
theboys offered the tramp a good home at gbod wage.s the fellow
replied that he could part with a sandwich and take a bath but
work was the limit. He did not want the reward.
Remember it is impossible for the city council to kill off the
The Jamestown exposition seems to be going from bad to
worsen. Now it has failed to make good on its promise to Uncle
Sam to return the $1000000 loaned. There seems to have been
something wrong with the management of this enterprise from
the start. Denison Herald. .
The truth of the matter is the people are tired of so many
expositions. The St. Louis exposition was ten" years after that
of Chicago and was a success.. But following that of St Louis
was the one at Portland Oregon last year and now the one at
Jamestown. That is running them rather too fast. There should
mosquitoes unless all the citizens essist. If j you have a mosquito be at least ten years between expositions and then the people
hatchery of any kind try to kill the pests out. and if you know could afford to patronize them. Besides those who visited
of one anvwhere in your neighborhood let the proper authorities Jamestown say it is still not finished and likely never to be fin-
know about it not to get any neighbor in -trouble but that the
health authorities may render assistance in ridding the place of
the mosquitoes.
"ished. The overdoing of any public amusemsent is liable .to end
disastrously. Gainesville Banner. ' .
You may occasionally become discouraged with your sur-
roundings for all things are not at all times as one would have
them but if you ever find a town that year after year is a better
place in which to live than Brownwood kindly notify this office
that your opinion may be verified by a close examination.
The saloon men who are fighting the Baskin-Mcuregor law
for which they themselves have asked a fair trial are but paving
the way for state wide prohibition in Texas. Many men who
have begged for a fair trial of this law.are disgusted when they
see that the saloon interests will not observe any law.
Pure Food Dairy Phone 164
We bave installed a Bteam boiler our caim nnd bottlee
are thoroughly sterilized they " are cleaned with red hot
eteam and are kept bright and sweot. We milk Forty-five
Jersey cowe. We feed for quality and rich milk and oream.
We are here to stay. We want your orders. Phone ue day or
night. We are always ready.
A man connected with the paper mills at Rhinelander Wis.
claims to have discovered a waste product of the mills which
when applied to a cake of ice will keep it indefinitely. The com-
pound he says can be prepared at a cost of 47 cents a thousand
gallons. Oh joy! Send us a thousand gallons quick.
A Berkshire hog at Janesville Wisconsin; recently sold for
$5500 which is fully $5449 more than some (Anglo-Saxon hogs
are worth on this market.
The Daily is 50c
Mrs. Simmons Dead.
Mrs Tom Simmons who for a
number of years made Brown-
wood her home died last week
at Childress Texas and; was
buried there. Mrs Simmons
was the mother of Miss Lela
Carlisle and was known to many
of the Brownwood people. Mr.
Simmons formerly worked for
the Hurlbut Hardware Company..
Will Young received a notice this
morning of the death.
I'll stop your i ain tree. To .'show
you first before you spend a penny
what my Pink Pain-Tablets can ;'do. I
will mail you frcej.n Trial Parage
of them Dr. Shoopta Headache; Tab-
lets. Neuralgia. Headache Toothache
Period pains etc. -are due - alone to
blood congestion. Br. Shoops Head-
ache Tablets simply kill pain by jeoax-
im; away the. unnatural blood pressure.
That i all. Address Dr. Shoop Rjaeiue
Wis. Suhi dv Camp-Bell Drug do.
College Students j
'Can' now get tiiie souvenir Ipost
cards of both Daniel Baker ' and
Howard Payne Colleges other
public buildings scenes in parks
etc. at Hartung's; Photo Studio
the post card hunters paradise.
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Ate the Toothpicks.
A well known sculptor tells the
following story says London Tit-Bits:
"Whenever I see a toothpick
I think of a dinner that was giv-
en in Rome in honor of two
Turkish nol)leii.
"I sat bcsi younger of
the noblemeiiAj glittered wit
gold embroidered great dia-
monds but neveiVieless I pitied
him sincerely for he was strange
to" our table manners and some
of his errors wen; both ludicrous
and painful.
"Toward the dinner's end. a
servant extended to the young
man a plate of toothpicks. He
waved the plate away saying in.
a low and bitter voice:
" 'Xo thank you; J have al-
ready eaten two of the accursed
tilings and f want no more "
I will mail you free to prove merit
samples of Br. Shoops Restorative
and iny Hook on either Dyspepaia The
Heart or The Kidneys. Troubles of
the Stomach Heart or Kidneys are
merely symptoms of a deeper aliment.
Don't make the common error of treat-
ing symptoms only. Symptom treat-
ment Is treating the RESULT of your
of your ailment and not THE CAUSE.
Weak stomach nerves the insidenerves
means Stomach weakness always.
And the heart and Kidneys as well
have their controlling or Inside nerves
Weaken these nerves.and you inevit-
ably have weak vital organs. Here is
where Dr. Snoop's Restorative has
made ita fame. No other remedy even
claims to treat the "inside nerves".
Also for bloating biliousness bad
breath or complection use Dr. Shoop's
Restorative. Write me today for
sample and free Book. Dr Shoop
Racine Wis. I he Restorative is sold
by Camp-Bell Drug Co.
A Rural Critic.
Dr. D. B. Evans the mental ex
pert of the Thaw trial was criti
cising- at a' physician's dinner the
browbeating: method of cross-ex
amination that the courts per
mit.
criticism" Dr. Evans
sis- been feeble and
is feeble criticism?
to scores must be ep:-
uiiexpeeted humor-
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nded. "hi
what rmd
The critic.
grammaticv
"Thus jii' my native Bridge
town a candidate for eomrress-
spoke at a mass meeting and af
terward ji iwMiueian asked an
old farmer what he thought of
the speech.
"'Wall. I dunno." said the
i ld man. soberly 'but J think
six hours rain would a" done as
a lot more ood.' "
Get a free samplCj of Dr.;-Shoop's
'Health "Coffee" at our store. If I real
coffie disturbs your Stomach your
Heart or Kidneys then try this' clever
Coffee imitation. Dr.. Shoop has close-
ly matched QUI Java and Mocha Cof-
fee in flavor and tat.tef yet it nas not a
single grain of real Coffee in it. Dr.
Shoap sHealth Coffeeiltuitation is made
from pare toasted graini or or cereals
Malt Nun. etc. Made in a miuute.
No tedious wait. Yon will surely like
it. Sold by J no D. nimi
John Snyder left this morning
for Fort Worth where he will
enter Polytechnic college. John
expects to make a specialty of
music.
New post cards of colleges and
public buildings on post cards
at Hartung's Studio.
d270
Well Worth Trylne.
W. If. Brown the popular pension
attorney of Pittsfield Vt.f says: "next
to a pension the best thing to get is
Dr. KInir's New Life Pills." He.
writes: they "keep my family in splen-
did health." Quick enre for Headache
Constipation and Biliousness. 25c.
Guaranteed at Camp-Bell Drng Co.
drnjr store. ;
The Great Danger.
According to Mr. Carnegie
the very gravest of the dangers
that beset ytfung men who aim at
success in business is the habit
of drinking lintoxtcating liquor
lie says in hjs book. "The Em-
pere of Business:"
"The lirst ami most sedtietiv
peril and thij destroyer of most
d
is the drinking of
itin no teniperan-
sguise. but a man
ml tells von . what
is proved to hini;
young men
liquor'. I
leeturer m
who knows ;
.observation
ami' l say to you tnnt you are
more likely to fail in .your career
from acquiring the habit of
drinking lujmr than from any or
all of the temptations likely to
assail you. ou may yield to al-
most any othW temptation and
reform may! brace up. and if
not recover lost ground at least
remain in tile race and secure
and' maintain a respectable posi-
tion. But from the insane thirst
for liquor escape is almost im-
possible. J have known but few
exceptions to this rule."
For fine business lot on East!
Broadway see J. A. Starnes. 1
dtf. i
Indigestion
Stomach trouble 1$ but a symptom of. and no
in Itself a true tlii.e. We think of Dyspepaia.
Htartbuni. and Indigestion as nal diseaaes yet
they are symptoms only of a certain specifie
hervo sickness nothing el5e.
It was tltts fact that first correctly led Dr. Shoop
In the creation of that now very popular Stomach
Remedy Dr. Shoop's KestoraUve. Gains direct
to the stomach nerves alone brough Bat success
and favor to Dr. Shoop and his Kestcative. With-
out that original and highly vital principle no
uch lasting accomplishments were ever to be had.
ror stomach distress bloating biliousness bad
breath and sallow complexion try Dr. Shoop'i
Restorative Tablets or Liquid and see for your-
ell what it can and will do. We sell and cheer-
tolly recommend
Dr. Shoop's
Restorative
CAMP- BELL DRUG CO.
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 276, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 4, 1907, newspaper, September 4, 1907; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth346090/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.