The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1904 Page: 4 of 4
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Pint 0«W*l As* •»
v#H. Jr- • ttrwHMM Owa.
St. Lucia. Au*. I-T»* ®r»t o«H»l
act oi Tk*o4or« Raaaevelt Jr„ nnin-
rnr pro tempore of »*• “»**•“*• >»••"
wa1 to discharge hie secretary. Altun-
Jar Rueeell. for r#.\win« *• •**•» orjm.
Without mtmonr and boforo tho 4»-
pertinent head* of the hotel. tho old*«t
ar t of President Roosevelt accept**
tho pooltlon of man*for of th# Inolfo
Inn, conferred upon him by Mr.
Watch* u. ....
Young Roooovolt woo appointed for
tw*nty*four hour*. Whtn Mr. Watch -
TfiifUm ~~F *.-**• sftanieaa -
•Ion of tho otnto Democratic con von •
tto* ni cftMed to seder at 4:M o'clock.
Tho flrOt btMlnoM woo on Invitation to
* ooot on tho otafo extended to Captain
W. P. Saber of OrltrwM county, ft voter-
on of tho hottlo of San Janclnto. Aa
the *M veteran mounted tho roat rum
tho dolcfatoa broke Into chooro and tho
hand played Dixie."
Chairman Boo aald: “In April. IM4.
tho guns of Ban Jacinto were fired on
the apof whore wo now deliberate, and
It la my honor t« Introduce to you a
man’who hoard those gun a. Captain
W. P Zubor"
There was * renewal of cheers, and
Captain Buber took o seat near the
presiding officer.
Former Governor Hogg was Invited,
to address tho convention. He was
given an ovation aa he made his way
to tho atond The ex-governor’s text
waa "Harmony."
"Let'a have more discussion and leas
harmony, for I tell you. boys, that there
j la something up whl< h calls me from
my farm solitude to tell and warn you
of tt."
,1 Voices; “Tell us!“ ,.,i ,
One voice: "(Jive ’em hell'"
H’>*S No. I'U lei you do th it."
|i The ex-governor comm*n< *d on th»
j polltn il storm cif twelve years ago.
* saying that It sent to Austin as public
I ofh< luls servants who carried out the
i wishes of the people, and. therefore, as
’l they were ptoducts of a storm, so lets
| have some more turbulence, and away
with this harmony.
H"gg "Toil have honored me with
y^ever^ ofllc* 1 would accept, and I care
‘ not for another,"
Voices: - And we will do It again."
I Hog*: “No. you wouldn’t. 1 wouldn't
( let you.-*
He then said he waa awfully grateful
I for the favora conferred, and waa not
i an Ingrate and an Infernal scoundrel.
Voice: •'Tell us of Parker ”
I Hogg -Who la Parker? Oh. oh. oh.
, (Laughter.) Yea, yea,,yea.
’’Why. he la that jock-Jawed Jud*»
I who unlocked hla Tkw When th- nn-
I vent Ion couldn’t h-lp Itself Now. hoi-
ler tr^gson. but (’ll vote , your tl” Ret
1 They want' ’Kenanc*.’ *F« nanre’ and
I Tenance.’ boys, and «t keep the aentl-
ment. they makli g the lUiiRr..
" ler. *
Ij Voice: "Wh.1t about Itrysn?"
- Hogg: "The gr alest man that ever
spoke--" and the remainder was
xtraordinarySeJe
-nr riNE-y...... ...........
TRAW .HATS
Partial Liat
r\LL TJHIS SEASON’S Goods,
W Stales to suit any man or boy.
/ gtraw Sailors, Straw Tele-
scopes, Mackinaw Straws, coarse
braids and fine braids, curled brims
ind stiff brims, double brims, etc.
All the right styles are here, but
they must leave^our store at once
fall goods are coming in and we
must have the room. Take one.
HALF PRICE is all we ask you
CLEARING
MEN’S
AND
BOY’S
HIGH
41JW with mie naif ta
1 ll-lltk irmtalk
I tin. *5 In l u.iiiuig
paeture.oue tnreem
• e»ii*e. t«« »HI« iU
<ie»1 lioiite tor ttjm,
ho .1- go urn lg
i Prie tor, hair In mill'
• •■it In lilonlv of -■*
STRAW
HATS/
now
JordsLn-St.Clair Co
the big cash store, di/bun.
located nearly ever since lilt removal
from Dublin some ten year* ago.
While located at Dublin Mr. Dotlaun
waa Interested in several prosperous
mercantile lines and had a wide ac-
quaintance throughout this section
His daughter Is also here on a visit
to the family of G. W. Stancil.
James F. O’Sliaughneasy. who or-
had parncd. There w
| the voice lnnulr-d'
"What Of Rrioaevelt
! Hogg
men have been selling groceries tner
Wood county of late. We learn t hat
in other counties they have claimed
that they are working with and for
We do not
this liere.
The Farmers' union I
, BKJOND DAY—• A. M.
1—Music by the band.
J—Business meeting of the aasocl-
Bilon at 10 o'clock
3— Musks by the band.
4— Short talks by members of ttie
"Ronaevelt did do Bom»thlnr
for be hu«tcd three of the great-at trj«*»
of the country—th* traffic tru»t. th*
Northern 8*«*ur1tt-s tru»t «r.d the
tnuiimlttnurl trust.
In eonclunlon h» Implored hi* hear-
er* fo take prompt art Ion whenever
any hill with a scheme or money at the
other end of It hob* up and tell your
reprea-ntatlve* to vote ag«in*t I*, lie
tendered hi* service* for the fight and
Invited them to call upon him If he.waa
needed, thua flnlehlr.g hit apeech. He
waa < heer»d when he *at down .
Ex-Attorney Oenertl Crane condemn-
ed the occupation tax on merchants
Ex-Congre**man Itx!| *ald he could
not agree with ex-Ooverr.or Hogg In
He »ulnglx*d par-
the Farmers’ union,
know that tliey claim
It is not true
knows nothing of them whatever
and dost not do business that way.
The people who patronise such people
should ask them for subscriptions to
build church#*, school houses, and
many other thing* the local merchant
does for the people. In this connec-
tion we wish to say that tl»e Far-
mers’ union has no fight to make
oo the merchant. The unloo will
put In half of the time attending to
5—Music by the band.
^^AfTWRWOON 1 P. M.
1—Band concert from 1 to 2 p. m.
•j—Memorial service*.’
3— Band eoooert at 5 p. m.
NIGHT fi P- M
1— Band eoooert 8 to 9 o’clock.
2— Song by Mias Brie Jordan of
Stcpheovllle.
a—Cake walk.
4— Music by th* band.
SPECIAL.
Bam Ball at 2:20 p. m- at the
Athletic Park, admMaion 2Sc.
Roping and Brooeho Busting con-
test at 4:30 at the Athletic Park lm-
tooth Imtilt*. Brwvunj
In g«#*1 ■>»<* of ealhwjp
•tic »ad woatd ■•a**"
MM OlCtllMl W®i
tiargOn
110- K—t lcOC* |IM* MS
lla lewd amall h—S'
bargain at IP- •
I IS-< 10— !jf
Elm .ireel, *aMP—■»
rltv water »notb*r «*«
g* a inohta aMSH I
pratalng Rooacvett
ker highly. Mr. Ball wt. ovat*d .
At the nlfcht ac*alon lh« report of
th* commit!— on cr*d»ntlala was
adopted
Congressman H*nry urged that Dem-
ocrats should he loyal to their party
of Dallas lauded
Ts This Cause Is Attr.bulsd Dssth sf
Mrs. Milss.
West Point. N Y.. Aug. Mrs. Nel-
son A. Mile* died her# of hesrt dU-
ease. She and General Miles had been
visiting their son. Sherman, who la a
student at the military academy. Gen-
eral Mile* waa not present at the time
of hla wife’s death, he having gon» out
of town Monday. He returned Tues-
day.
Mrs. Miles was alaty-two years old.
8he waa the daughter of Judge Charles
Sherman and a niece of th# late Sena-
tor John 8he-mdn of Ohio and »een-
eraP William T. Sherman.
R. E L Knlsh
Judge Parker.
Hon. T. D. Cobh# of San Antonio
spoke of the national convention and
Its nomlneeu
Hon. Pst Neff of Waco aald he would
content hlmaelf by voting In November
for “Parker; P*ac* and Prosperity"
and against "Roosevelt. Riot and Ruin."
Messrs Wear and 8rklut*r withdrew
for attorney general.
from the race
leaving Hon. R V. Davidson with no
opposition.
Congressman Cooper was decided on
for permanent chairman.
Plan Indorsed.
Raleigh. N. C.. Aug. At a meeting
of the cotton farmers of the state held
here a resolution was passed endors-
ing th* plan of tho Waco. Tex,. Hu«1-
n*«a Men's league for establishing cot-
ton warehouse companies throughout
the south.
Reward for Robbers.
El Paso. Aug. A—The Well*.Fargo
Express company and the Rock Island
railway have Jointly offered a reward
of 91M4 for the capture, dead or alive,
of each of the three train robbers lm-
piles*ed In th* recent hold-up at Lo-
gan. N. M.
Huberrtptlons will he taken
for shares at <14 e«rh. The purpose Is
to store cotton when prices are low
draw advances and prevent a, glut of
the markets to the farmers’ loss.
giving la brtaf tha entire lm-
bappenintr* of the twaaty-
in previous to publication.
•Uue should not bo over-
property U
at any lime about anythin* concern-
ing th* reunion they should take their
grievances at once to Chairman J. H.
Latham, who will gladly look aft*
any matters needing his attention.
Mr. £ M. Bkttmao, who
| moved 4M44 eighteen months ago
from Dublin to Arp la Smith county,
has returned with hie family and we
ate glad to aay will again remlan In
DobUo. Mr. Bateman expects ta
again eater hla boatoeaa of black-
[aaHthiBf.
lie usual com
t you want*
utuw dnM'
Carrel! Visit* Stockyard* ts teeurs
Certain Information.
Chicago. Aug. 1—Inspector Carroll,
the special representative of the de-
partment of commerce and labor, who
obtained the evidence for the govern-
press car — the passenger train on th*
Mexican Central railroad at Berme-
Jlllo. In th* state of Durango, two years
ago of over IMAM have at leal receiv-
ed their unappealable sentence, being
that of twenty years' Imprisonment, to
be passed In the public Jail of Durango.
Memorial Service To Day
A memorial service will be held at
the tabernacle this afternoon tat
o'clock in honor Of the members of
the association who have died eloeo
Office over 0
DUBLIN, -
ment on which an Injunction waa is-
sued about two years ago by Judge
Orosscup of the federal district ceert
enjoining the larger packing companies
Captured by JSps.
Tokio. Aug. 1—The Japanese to'»lt
•tmouchenk Sunday. 81 x guns were
Captured. Th* Russian loss was
heavier. 0*n*val Kurokl’s losses In
Saturday and Bondars lighting were
' : " ’ __ >
Was tha Thee.
ML Petersburg. Aug. I.—It'ta official-
ly announced (hat the German steamer
sunk by the Vladivostok squadron was
tha The*, a vessel of about 14*4 tons.
from combining in making th* prices
either as buyer* of livestock or sellers
of meats was at th* stockyards Tue* -
day investigating cseditions. The In-
spector's prssencs I* by dlrsctlon of tha
dopertmont of ^commerce and labor,
actuated. It Is stated, by direct order*
from President Roosevelt, who la anx-
ious to obtain exact Information.
The meat packers claim the strike Is
hear aa and.
4«ll4WH4HHHIMIHHnMI llll II Hi 111IIIIH11»III I H fl III >111III
fV>u are invited to make our store headquarters while
* attending the reunion. We especially call your atteu-
[ tion to our large stock of Pianos, consisting of the Cable,
jL--' mm Conover, Kingsbury, Wellington, Schulz, Irving, Werner,
Adam Schaaf. and Clough & Warren. We aie making
T some special prices and terms on our line of Pianos during
^ the three days of the re-union an^l if you contemplate pur-
chasing an instrument you will §*ve money by getting
tmees. We guarantee our instruments and thousand* of cu»tomers who are
jntrfl rrith their purchase jrill testify to the fact that their inatrumeat it
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 4, 1904, newspaper, August 4, 1904; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth531068/m1/4/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Dublin Public Library.