The Herald. (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, November 22, 1907 Page: 2 of 4
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THE HERALD,
CARBON, TEXAS.
Published Every Friday.
A. C. Brummel, Eililor.
D. Brnrnmel, Proprietor.
Eutered at the poet otV-e at Carbon
Texas as second-class matter.
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Announcement Carbon
Mineral Water
Company.
METHODIST CHURCH
! Prayer meeting Wednesday nigh'
t at 7:30.
1 Choir practice Friday night at 7:30.
Snnd» v school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at 11 a. m, on 1st and 3id
Sundays and at 7:30 p. in. every Bun
day.
Every body invited to all services,
B. It. Wagner. Pastor.
Post Cards! Well I guess so,
We have just received the best
assortment ever shown in Carbon
A red MX" intliia sp»<« Imij-
vmtem that I In' term Tor w'ik-Ij
our aubeci iption w»* paid ie
out witli the nest i,*nr
The Carbon Mineral Water . the building and, are equipped |
Company is pleased to announce j with beautiful porcelain tubs:
that their elegant new building, ' having hot and cold water. A i
well equipped with all modern' comfortable dressing room ad- j
conveniences, for baths, for both ' joing the baths. jj « ^
ladies and gentlemen, is now. The mens apartments are also; ^ “ r rlisi -S* ”• 1 11 ®!
complete and ready for service. furnishedNvith porcelain tubs and! * and Jawelrv Work J j
O'
\Ve have just put on display a fine line
of Pocket Knives which excel in quality
and beauty anything ever shown here
\ SUBSCRIPTION PRICE. , vvluJ,lore4y KIV1„. iUtUB..w ..,.u _________________
one YEAR.........fi.oo| This handsome, new building, hotahd cold water.
six MONTHS........ 506 [is locate^ in the heart of our little Courteous treatm at is assured I $
--“* ” i city and is designed to be especi- every one. * | ^
Ladies desiring an escort will £
SEE
ALSO anew supply of JEWELERY has just been put in,
everything guaranteed or your money refunded.
Gents Gold Watch, 20 year case, 15 jeweled movement,
guaranteed to keep time for one year, for $12.50.
Notice in general. ! ally attractive and comfortable
Reading matter—10c par linn first for the ladies; Their apartments phone Manager, W N Jones,
iasertiou ; 5c pur.liue each subsequent
Insertion.
Ads an 1 w’s kept in a- 1 charged
for until ordered ont.
Obituaries, ten lines free, all
over ten lines Sets per line will i
be charged.
Resolutions of respect, card! ^
of,thanks and similar matter Sets i S
per line. Six words makes one j |
line, you can thus easily asc^r* | v
tain wnat yonr article will cost1 5
before sending it in for publica- j j
tipn. Don’t torg'atfhi j.
are so arranged as to be entirely and Miss Willie will
seperate from any other part of accompany them.
be sent to
R. W. SHIPP
QUALITY
JEWELER
Cdni'bon* Texas,
CARBON DRUG CO.
“Purity and Accuracy.’’
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I If its ReaFestate von want, we
ANNOUNU EM ENTS.
The following announcements
are made subject to the Demo-
cratic primary.
Announcement fees must be
paid before name appears in this
column.
have it.
Wtican please, the hardest.
zLmb- l/A 15 JLjjsr&fl/fc LAV
ck;wa'>, Ql/>o- bows- pyv 71. f(l.
All kinds of City and Farm
property at rar: bargains,
If you want to ike advantage
of them see us at once.
(Continued from page 4) , . . , „
plnnic jn cur platform—it war,
fail. No white man ever went ‘This is if white man’s cuntrv
South without becoming white, and the white man must rule.’
Rut don’t ask me to taxe your We appealed to you, but we
medicine until you have quaffed made up our minds that we
the glass to the dregs yourself, would care for ourselves, and we
I saw $100,000 worth of negioes got down our guns, Wen d you?
walkaway from grandmother’s Or would you have Lid down
place. It I could get back all ]ike curs, and had ’em run over
that money by signing my name you and take your property?
and it would bring .jack slavery* j “Now, I’m an expert m nigger
I wouldn’t do it. But there is a riot?, I’ve been in four. In the
difference between freedom and first one, we went to a meeting
having black heels on the necks of niggers, and demanded their
of their old masters. All I have ! gur.s. We didn’t get them, but
For Judge, 42nd Judicial District
THOMAS. L. BLANTON.
Brummel & Company.
I WW*. AAA VV> WrtAA W> V.A ■*- -VW'AAW. I
PROFESSIONAL CARDS j
S. P. Rumph
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at Carbon Dine Co., North1
aide of the lluuk. j
Carbon. Terns.
as. “v. i^owe
—51 Livery and Feed Stable *_
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to say is, if it had been you, and j Vve got the niggers. There were
the niggers attempted to govern! seven dead ones in the street
you as they did us you would not the next morning. It wasn’t
stand it two days. There is1 slaughter-they shot and we
something else required to make shot, hut we shot straightest.
a voter besides reading and The next month there was an-
! writing. It’s the man behind other riot, and 100 niggers were
I the ballot. The two races are 1 killed. Then the carpet-bag
entirely dissimilar. They can jroverror, a blue bellied Massa-
not live together in peace on a chusetts thief, asked for troops,
basis of equality j Grant sent a brigade, and we
j Senator Tillman quoted Linco.n : knew they could be followed by
1 saying he regarded 1 lira as “the ; a million. Should we quit? We
great typical American, the decided no; that men without
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W. C. Montgomery
Does a general Livery business ; furnishes first-
class rigs for traveling am! commercial men.
WAGON YARD in connection. A
fill J supply of feed always on hand. Good
camp house and plenty *.f gmG witer.
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Carbon, Texas.
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Qo To The New Carbon
greatest the continent has pro-1 enough brains to come in when
duced.’, M will also say tha j t rains should not rule us. We
when the assasin’s bullet killed j decided that if we could not put
him,the South lost its best triend. more ballots in those boxes than
Does that suit you?” He read a J the niggers, they might take
statement attributed to Lincoln.! their old State and keep it.”
that he was not a’i h d n •' or A de^c iption of the methods
been in favor of s iead equality j r»f carrying elections followed,
between the races, or negro Voters j At one'clecfim, there were 5500
jurors or c ffice-holdcfe: that j negroes, ignorant an I supersti-
there is a physical difference tious, 3200 whites, 1000 soldiers
R. 1. P!cCoy
UIIYHiCIAN and SURGEON.
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Hotel!
OfliuP with Curbon Drug Co.,
Noitli side of the itu.nl*.
CAKRON. T;:xas.
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Good Meals $.25
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W N Jones,
R«al Estate a^l Rental Agent,
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GENERAL riiREtTORY
C! I 1 Ol-’FICEUB
.). 11, “ox..... ........... Mayo;
A A F & A. M. - Meets J,m Bmts.............Maishmi
XJY Saturday night before the J. l*. COURT m INCT N,.. 6.
/V'\ full moon in each month. MeetstheSt* Monday t every month
M C Tucker, _ W.M. w. V Rvimt, ••iwiiw*.
Office at .Bath House Pavillion. , W P Rankin, Sec’y. ; commibbiokerb court.
Tpvjo I Carbon Chapter O.L.S- meets Meets on the and Monday iu Feln-u
on the 1st Thursday night aftei May, a\u-.*uHtanii November
Carbon,
which will ever bar equality,
that so long as the two races are
unequal, there must be an in-jments were
ferior, “and I as much os any i whites.
the latter, he said, represented
brute force, though their senti
really with the
But they were under
man want to see ‘the superior po. j military orders. How did it ter-
sition assumed by the whites.” j mimte? We only beat ’em by
“That is Tout'll Camjlina’s j o-! 3^0. it could have been 39,000
sition, and it always will be,said! just ss well. These \vere the
the be lafor. emphatically. j desperate straits we wore put to
file . po, ker 1 hen rev.ewe, thirty one years ago.
the ra iine of the carpet-baggers
and negro Legislatures, with the
treasuries looted, taxes piled on
so high that farms had to be
sold, negro judges, juries, public
officials, even companies of ne-
gro militia organized everywhere
to perpetuate this order of things
‘.They forgot that tiie old Con-
federates knew the difference
; Krummel & Brummtl.
the first fid' moon in each month.
Miss RTcccu White. W.M.
W.P. Rankin Sec.
j between a man in a blue uniform
h. a. ltiii. Co. Judum, Presiding an(j half or a third of a man in a
blue uniform. ” The negroes, he
Real-estate Agents.
Carbon,
Texas
------ - Saturday nights and 1st and 3rd
_ ... ., Friday nights in each month.
Those Who Know! a b Reed n g.
U. A. Dingier bee.
the good and bad points of Type- j
writers buy the Improved W.O.W. meets 1st and( 3rd
Saturday nights in each month.
B.R. Wagner C.C,
E.R. Trimble Clerk.
COU.N-'Y OFFICERS. |
E. a. Hill,. ... ... . Bounty Judge isaid, were making jtheir boasts
K. of P. meets 1st and 3rd | Kimbio,.......... ; that when the time came they
Wednesaaj nights. t. g. Jackson, . .CountAttorney would kill the whites, take their
CD Judd. C.C. Stuh.Xv.’lL.t :::: j »wPertr. marry the good looking
j. F. Pntieraon,........ Tax Uniiectw ones and make servants of the
:'S™J'ihome|yones
Frank Lovett, K.R.tS.
I.O.O.F. meets 2nd. and 4th j g* g;
They thought the
“As to the modus rper mrli.the
Senator cilml.v confessed that
the polls did n P close until 6 p.
m. just at dar e, which was con-
venient, as things could happen
at night which might not look
well in the day time. The mass
of the negroes were told, by the
commander of the troops, to vote
all in one place, to avoid trouble.
There was a law authorizing the
askingof twenty question*, and
If the odds in the wbr had been
only two or three to one, instead
of five, you '.could not have won.
As it was we wore ourselves out
whipping you, and you know it
(Laughter and applause.)
“The Senator said he did not
hate negroes. He told of Old
Joe, a negro on his farm, who,
had entire charge of the place
when he was in Washington:
when he wants to gq anywhere
he hitches up the horses and
goes; he is strictly Ir, and has
never asked me for money hut
he got it. 1 love him and he
loves me and my family. Then
what is my feeling’.’ It is that
God Almighty made me of better
clay than any nigger on earth,
and that law and Constitution
can’t change it. Whife super-
iority is in the blood. I f the nig-
ger dominated in Michigan In-
law, I would stumrx the State
with any man alive, and guaran-
tee to repeal it.
The speaker wanted to con- '
elude at this point, as it Was
after the supper hour, hut the
audience insisted that he go on
He sketched the history of the
negro in Africa, showed that he
had not progressed an iota in all
the centuries, and declared that
everything the negro has in the
way of civilization had been
given him while he was in slavery
When the Southern whites were
all in the army, the negroes at
home cherished their wives and
little ones, and there never was
a single outrage of an unpro- \
tected woman. rI here were more '
capable, Christian black men in
the South when the war broke
out than in all Africa. Any day
they could have taken revenge
on oppressors, whom you have
read of in Uncle Tom’s Cabin.
We did this; they stood this test.
You’ve been teaching them for
forty years that they’re as good
as white people—with* what re-
sult? You can’t pick up ^ paper
without reading of rape by negro
brutes,lower than brutes, because
animals have more rrgard for
the females of their kind. You
took the negro, and made this
out of him. You ought to be
proud of yonr damnable achieve-
ment. Every white woman in
the South is in a state of fear of
these lurking brutes-afraid to
DENSMORE
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Woodman Circle meets 2nd
an I 4th Monday i lights L each
nH>ntv\
Mrs. Birdie Fowler. G urdian.
Miss Abce Grubb,*Clerk.
DISTRICT COURT., ijtxi Dlst.
w.' j *on'tnuL'.iani. . DistHct Alt'.* »uch a program—that the Gov-
MeetKon the i. .Moi'days in .fmiurtn eminent was back of them.
lul ’ “South Carolina was apparent-
ly doomed to become a Dahomey,
M,,Uon2nTiYuoS’h. u.,rch Tillman said. “I thought of go-
June, sept, uuil Dec. ing away, but thQ graves of my
'iZX Ey father and grandfather, of an-
cestors who had fought on the
a whiteman sat there all day and
asked them. In the evening the
negroes saw but a few of them
could get a chance to vote, and be left alone for a moment, and
began to get restive, but there ,lt!Vcr are, if it can he help-
were sorm hundreds of white 8 ^ That’s where the fire and
men wearing red shirts out in | powder are burning close <0-
Northern people were their|thesquare,andtheyquiteddo\vnjge^er'
friends, and would back them in [ The Democratic clubs, he also! “If the negro'is not the equal
said, each detailed forty riders, j ^ie Caucasian in Africa, can
with instructions to vote early j made so in America? I
in the morning at their own poll- (leny it, because God made him
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CHURCH DirUiiTORY
M W A meets every 2 id and
i 4th. Saturday night.
| H.Y. Fowler. V. C.
; A. A. Murray. Clerk.
F.B of A- meets Friday nignt
Sundays in
BAIT1ST CIUiHCil
l'rj yor liui' tir.K Tce Y.iiy l iylit ,
'•isn.
v’iiuiv pmetii'c Siiiirihiy n 1!st-* at
7 'll).
Sunday soUoo, Sunil,iy at, 10 a. m
Preaching Sunday at tl a. ia.
B. Y. P. U. Sunday at 3 p. tn,
Pr^nching Bn-iday nlglii «i 7 :;><
side of iieople against the
king, made me make up my mind
that I would not surrender, and
leave the country to the, niggers.
I took an oath that I would see
some one nearer hell than I was
before I would desert South
Carolina. We knew we couldn’t
use the forms of law. Howl
ing places, then ride their horses
to as many alft they could, and
vote at each in the name of
some neg.-o.
“You will say I am here brag-
ging of breaking the law. But
who made the lav 1 Were we
under obligations to . yport it,
if it would destroy o.;r homes?
Well, We didn’t. With the power
of the Federal Government be-
hind those votes, we did it, and
you couldn’t help yourselves.
The carpet-lag government
Conte run op i«t Tne„i«v high in could we, in my country, with I could r.ot have hannened ’
each luontii. * 3500 more votes than we had?
.efviurs. b°,lv UlvX'(l •<“° we reorganized the Dem-
1‘ A> 1' ”1 Ks " ocratic party, and there was one
Senator said, hut for Lincoln’s
assassination and the wave of
fanatical hatred which followed.
different. The speaker admited
that some negroes are intellect-
ually the superior of some white
men, but insisted that they
could not be educated to the
moral standard of the white
race, because as a ru.e the negro
has no morals, It’s absurd and
unjust to the negro, who has an-
cestors in Africa with as little
regard for the sanctity of women
as sheep and goats have for their
females, to expect it. The nun
Who teach him that he is the
equal of the whites are simply
planting his seeds of destrnction
‘Booker J. Washington, he
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Brummel, A. C. The Herald. (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 7, No. 14, Ed. 1 Friday, November 22, 1907, newspaper, November 22, 1907; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth521562/m1/2/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Eastland Centennial Memorial Library.