The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 20, 1906 Page: 1 of 4
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DENISON, TEXAS, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1906 j1 NUMBER 6
Crowns, *5.00; fl lings, $1.00 and np, til
other work In proportion.
Office, 4124 Mein Street, np stair*.
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forthe Blue Front
Price Rushers
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Come Early Monday Morning Before the
Rush, or You Will Be Sorry.
Read and Study the Prices
?6 white cu >s, 6 saucers and 6 plates for
6 white Htjge dinner plates for_
6 heavy ho tel goblets tor __________
15 inch rndat dish for__i_._______
40c white china milk pitcher for.
40c picturi frame, 15x17, with glass, for
Decorated wash bowl and pitcher for .
Decorated! slop jar for.
2 black enameled handle tin dippers for..
17 qt. tin dish pan for___J___________
14 q*. tin dish pan for____________________
6 qt. tin s^uce pan for.
9 inch tin deep jelly pan
4 qt. Hn coffee pot for
Crocks, ja|rj and churns,|per gallon.
sr ________
in cbf
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No. 6 chatcoal turnace foi
4 gal. stone water cooler_____________
3 gal. watjer cooler, beautiful decoration .
17 q*. granite dish pan___________
Large granite water bucket_____________
6 qt. grannie stew pan................
No. 35 bl[ie and white granite wash pan
15c gramije wash pan___
4 qt. granite coffee pot.
A granittj-tea kettle for.
1 dz jelly glasses with tin toffs tor.
1 lb good shda, 3 bars laundry soap tor
6 cup*, 6 sauciera and 6 plates, gold decorated, tor...!_____ S5C
6 white qhina (fruit saucars for____________ 10c
6 glass c^eam dishes ten
A glass tumbler for____J___H----------------- 2C
The largest box ot matches ever sold for_____________ 10c
Thousands of other bargains too num-
erous to mention. We cut all prices
make and savtj you money. Watch our
I • I windows, it will pay vou.
DAVIS MOTE
Blue Front Racket Store
220 W. Main Street
LOOK FOR THE BLUE FRONT
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Misses’ and
Children’s
Oxfords,
Slippers
and Ties
Four Specials for Saturday and Monday
00TT0N SEED MEAL IN GERMANY,
In looking over the Preliminary
Bulletin of tne Census Buieau con-
cerning Cottonseed Product*, a com-
parative summary ot the censuses of
1905 ami 1900, we certainly teel
gratified at the enormous increase in
this comparatively new industry of
the south, and espec ally tp with re-
gard to cottonseed meal. For while
the increase, for the five years in
question, in the value of cottonseed
oil has been 46.5 per cent, the in-
crease in the value of meal has been
73.2 per cent. This result is due
solely to exportation. Of foreign
countries one of cur best customers
fur cottonseed meal so tar, if not the
best, has been Germany. As every-
one knows, the German farmers are
the thriftiest on earth, farming with
them being reduced to a science;
but it may not be so well known that
they have e perfect organisation with
e membership ot 1,500,000. This
organizer has its own banks, dis-
tributing and purchasing agencies,
and among other features a large
chemical laboratory and experimental
station, headed by the best chemists,
whete the chemical constituents of
the different soils, the fertilizers best
adapted to these soils, crop rotation,
etc , are determined. But not the
least of their concern is the establish-
ment of the value, in mark* and
pfennigs, of stock foods, and it is
owing to these scientific investiga-
tions that the value of cottonseed
meal has been recognized by the
German farmers from the beginning
and that our trade with them in this
commodity has assumed such nice
proportions. It is to be teared,
however, that this trade has reached
its apex, owing to the great rise in
price in the past season, attributable
mainly to combinations of tome ot
the larger producers with exporters
here and importers on the other side
of the Atlantic. As we had occa-
sion lately to glean from a private
letter, our German customers are
casting about for substitutes and will
ransack the gtobe to get them.
Doe* it pay to kill the goose that
lays the golden eggs?—Exchange.
The confirmation of Wm. Nagle
as postmaster it regarded here as a
desire for a change of methods in
the party, so as to secure better re-
sults. The republican vote in Texas
is annually getting smaller, dropping
from 161,000 at McKinley’s elec-
tion to 51,000 in Roeaevelt’s, while
more than 50,000 republican«^have
moved into the state during the in
j terval. Management of this charac-
jg j ter is disappointing. A party sup-
porting the doctrines of the republi-
jg can platform ought to command
” 100,000 votes in Texas collected
from the discontents of opposing
parties alone, saying nothing of its
■finfluence exercised thro’ officials
dependent upon it and too at a
time when the prohibition question
is threatening to divide the demo-
cratic party. Yet the result has
proven the appointing power to be a
detriment. The more postoffices
they establish in Texas the faster
the republican vote diminishes.
The leaders are aroused to the neces-
sity of some action to prevent the
party from dying out entirely in
Texas, hence a departure from the
old trail.
Ready For You
We are opening to day the last shipment ot our re-
cent market puichase. So |tomortt>w all departments
will be biim full of clean, new up to now goods.
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New Lawns
New Mulls
New Organdies
New White Goods
New Linens
New Silks
New Woolens
New Wash Goods
New Belts
New Neckwear
New Embroideries
New Laces
New Millinery
New Hosiery
New Notions
New Underwear
In fact, not a department in our store that has not
been replenished with the newest and best goods ob-
tainable. Come and get your share ot the good
things. They are cheap in price and right in every
detail. And don’t forget about our good solid leather
shoes. Ask your neighbor if you havn’t used our
shoes. People who have tried us tor shoes are our
1 best advertisement.
MADDEN’S
One P Jce — Cash
The Place to Buy Shoes
No. 1.
No. 2,
Misses’ patent kid, ribbon tie, light sole, school heel,
sizjis 11 12 to 2.
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11
$1.50
A Pay-Day Chance
Elegant Ladies' Hand Bags
Genuine seal and alligator, beautifully finished,
latest styles. A tew sample hand bags, the pret-
tiest, at the same time the cheapest ever offered.
If vou see them, vou will buy.
Important Announcement
For the next ten days
stock, we will offer all
to reduce our mammoth
Every housekeeper should read
the Nickel Store’s ad in this issue.
sses’ patent
1 2 to 2_________
colt and chocolate kid, ribbon tie, sizes
Child’s patent and vici kid, ribbon tie. sizes 8 1-2 to 11.
Child’s patent and vici kid, ribbon tie, sizes 5 i-a to 8—
We have al| s zes white canvas oxfords and ribbon tie*, 5oc-to..
The
Big
Shoe
Store
BRAY, The Shoe Man
226
Main
Street
PERFECT ICE CREAM
Pure cream, pure sweet mi'.k. Healthful fruits, sanitary
manufacture. These are some ot the reasons our ice cream
is called perfect.
iVe know just how to make it good. We do tot cut
down on good material when the price is high.
pur new factory is running full capacity, turning out
dailyj the best cream in Denison. We value our reputation
too pghty to mike ether than the perfect kind.
Onejhalf pint buckets------------------------------at_15c
Onejpint buckets ...---------------------------------25c
<Joe| quart buckets.,______------------------40c
Two quart bucket____________________________________75c
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One gallon (packed)
One pint bucka*
One quart b>
Two quart
One gallon
$1 25
ICES.
Sidney Elkin
The Newest Combs
For women in fancy backs
and side combs, to match if
you want them, beautiful,
also plains,_____35c to $5 00
Knee Caps
For children. Certainly a
great saving in stockings,
leather,_____20c and 25c
Bias Tape
In lawn and cambric, big
saving for women in work,
for binding seams, 12 yards
10c and 15c
Windsor Ties
Four-in-Hands
For women and children,
especially good____25c
New Hose
For women and children,
big atock now and at good
as can be.
Friday's Specials
Values that are out of the
ordinary and will appeal on
the instant.
Three Mentioned.
Laces-------5*
Set Rings at 25 Per Cent. Discount
This offer holds good for only 10 dsyg. This is
your chance. See us pav day. It you wish to
purchase we can save you money.
L.B. MOORE
Jeweler
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We deliver cream to any part oi the city without extra
charge. Phone us a trial order for your Sunday dinner.
KINGSTOK
Embroideries.
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Prints----
Your Money
It Not Suited.
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Returned
Phones I.
We Never Fail
To greet you pay pay. It is *n old habit of
ours to tell the public what they may expect of
us on pay day. Come around and let us teel
your pulse, if you have a fever in you to buy
groceries at way down prices. We are nard up
and must have the “seeds.” Money will talk
this pay day, and in order to get money I will
give my patrons the best bargains in groceries
offered in a long period.
J. H. DUNN
GROCER
111 S. Rusk Avenue Denison, Texas
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An Episcopal Heretic.
The Rev. Dr. Algrron S. Cripsey,
of Rochester,N Y., whose trial on a
heresy charge has ittractcd much at-
tention, was found guilty. The
verdict was as follows:
That respondent should be sus-
pended from exercising functions of
church until such time as be shall
satisfy the authorities of the d'oeete
that bis belief and teaching conform
to doctrines of Apostles’ creed and
N cen<: creed as this church hath re-
ceived the eame. However, we ex-
press the earnest hope and desire
that respondent may see his way
clearly during the thirty days that
under tbe'eanontof the church must
intervene before sentence can tie
pronounced to show to the full sat-
isfaction ot the ecclesiastical author-
ities of such conformity on his part.
This last sentence is remarkable.
Does the ecclesiastical court hope
that Rev. Cripsey will set the hypo-
crite end profess to believe whet he
has premeditatedly denied in sermon
and print? It looks that way.
8TKEET IMPSOVEMEMT
At a meeting ot the Board of
Trade Tuesday evening, one thing
developed to which our poople, who
foot the bills, should give serious at-
tention. It we can judge by the
speeches made, it is the intention of
the council ♦ side-track all sense of
justice in the street improvement
question and bulge right ahead.
Work had been ordered on Gandy
street, with which most ot the prop-
erty owners complied. A few have
refused to lay their sidewalks.
The council now proposes to
make the people ot Gandy street
who happen to be property owners
on Main street, and have complied
with their orders regarding the lay-
ing of brick, put down a second lot
of brick on Main street, before they
have compelled the delinquents to
lay their first portion on Gandy
street.
The council sftbuld be made to
understand that they cannot “make
fish of one and flesh of the other.”
All property owners should be com
pelled to toe the same mark. No
work should be done on any street
in the city, until the delinquents on
Gandy street have be^n brought to
time.
It it desirable to have Main street
paved at the earliest moment prac-
ticable. When it is done it will be
the most attractive street in Texas;
one that Denison people will be
proud ot. Yet this should not be
done at a sacrifice ot justice to
others who have complied with the
law.
TWO GOOD THINGS
f.
We offer to-morrow, or
as long as the lot la*tts:
2500 yards of 5c and 7# e batmtea and organdies
in floral designs and neat stripes and dots
10 Yards (or 35c
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2200 yards mercerized silk fin-
ished Poplins, in white only
Value 19c at 13c
Yours for “Fair Play”
The Baity Dry Goods Co.
Several papers are
I caul for a would-be
I which he announces
office, with his
publishing
candidate in
for a county
reasons therefer.
By this scheme this man gets bis
announcement in a tew papers for
$1.50 while these same papers
charge other candidates $10 for
j practically the same service. This
method doesn’t go with the Gazet-
teer. An announcement costs $10
in this paper. We believe in pro-
tecting as far as possible a candi-
date who pays for his announce-
ment like a man against such pe-
nurious methods as the above.
on nmw
I Special Sale for 7 Days f
m Beginning the 19th and closing at B
10 p. m. May 26th, this sale will w
brake all previous records for low
£ prices. We run Mr, Hlghprice out £
t of town.
8 1 bottle machine oil__________________4c B
X 2 bottles black ink_______________:____________ 5c ?
B Scrub brush, a regular 15 center, only .........._ --------------- 5C fi
X Folding hat or coat rack---------------^c Y
W Granite dippers Sc, or 2 tor___________________ijc B
24 dozen wont lost long at that price, you’ll X
B have to hurry.
B Granite wash pan. No. 28 size, usually sold for 25c, our
Me price 13c, or 2 for_________._______25c 8
B' Another lot of 6 qt. granite milk pans, the 30c i re, to
3 4 qt. granite lipped preserve kettle, only---------- rye B
^ Self basting roast pan, makes the old hen eat like a
spring chicken, only ________________________ _----- 29c B
* Any of our 10 qt. granite water pails, sold elsewhere tor
W S5C and $1. your choice .....................- 59c S
^ Goods delivered free anywhere in the city. Bj
* To Out-of-town Customers ! «
Send ns the money and order and atate T
g how to ship, and we will pack and ship B
X f. o. b. Denison.
g We have the prettiest line of qm-ensware in the g
g '^-—city ; prices can’t he beat. g
We sell the only ventilated glove on the market,
B The Grinnell. B
g Remember, sale closes May 26. B
| THE NICKEL STORE |
409
Main St.
SPOONS
Beginning Monday I will sell every set of spoons,
aolid or plated, at 20 Per Cent Discount a* long aa
they laat.
Bring in your watch repair*. Firat claai workmanship.
Fred. Marcus
The New Jewelry Man
. 217 W. Main Street
McDonald on Lyon.
Terrell, Tex., May 14.—Discus
sing the statement giyen to the press
by Chairman Lyon and which ap-
peared in all the Sunday morning
papers W. M. McDonald ot this
city said:
“Mr. Lyon is a powerful man;
politically be is more powerful by
reason ot hit appointment to a re
ceivership of the Kirby Lumber
Company, involving nearly $30,000,-
000. Mr. Lyon got the president to
appoint his friend, Burns, judge of
the Southern Federal district court.
The judge, when the chance came,
appointed Mr. Lyon receiver of the
unfortunate Kirby Lumber company,
and ai an officer ot Judge Burns’
cuurt and by virtue of his appoint-
ment, Mr. Lyon draws perhaps a
larger salary to-day than Senator
Culberson or Gov. Lanham, or any
federal office holder in the state,
and yet he insists that he ia no fed-
eral officer, and seeks to find cover
behind the tact that I atu a negro
und voted for Culberson,ten years
ago. Mr. Lyon forgets the fact
that he, during the same year, voted
for Kearby, the populist. This,
however, has nothing to do with the
fact that Mr. Lyon and his office-
holding and cffice seeking commit-
tee can not act for the republican
party in the face of Sec. 60 of the
state election law. This law may
be ex post facto it Mr. Lyon can
show that he and his committee
were born officeholders and can not
resign. The court will decide this
point, and what Mr. Lyon or I mav
think will have little or no weight in
the premieea.
The Houston Chronicle now has
the largest sworn circulation of any
daily paper in the state.
The chief ot police at Houston
haa just issuad a statement that
gambling has been wiped out.
I has been a hard fight but the entire I
I press of Houston haa stood by the
[ chief in hie cursade. I
Beirne’s Pay-Day Sale
Men’s all wool blue serge two piece Suit, regular price $is 50,
$7 33
fancy cheviot, band home
$5.00
Men’s two piece Summer Suit in
spun, worth $10.00----------—i—
Men's Pants, made of good strong material, neatly
$L6° y,Iue
made,
—9*c|
made, all
Men’s Pants, fine wonted and cashmere, neatly
serge, worth $3.50, sale price------------------------$19**
Men’s Pants, finest dress worsted cassimere, fancy cheviot and
blue serge, made with belt traps, $4 03 pants at----------$3-00
Men’s sat. calf work Shoe lace and congress caps aud plain
toes, medium and heavy soles, $i-75 v*'ue-----$i-45
12 styles to select from in Men’s box exit velum calf and vici
kid, all the newest styles and last Blucher and straight lace, regu-
lar $2.50 shoe, sale price------------------$2.00
Men’s vici kid, extension sole Oxford, new style, worth $2 OO
at______________*-S®
Men’s genuine Pepperell drill elastic seam drrawers .--39c
Men’s regular 25c grade Balbziggan shirt and drawers at—23c
Men’s 75c muslin Night Shirt plain and trimmed at--48s
Men’s 15c grade white foot Hose-------■—-—toe
Men’s 20c quality fancy lisle thread hose---12 i-ac
Men’s fancy Pongee Negligee Shirts in blue gray and cham-
pagne colors, 75c value at-----------5°®
Men’s 75c Madras Negl gee Shirts, detachable
cuff at
Fine figured Dress Lawn and Batiste, worth 12
All our 6 i-2c standard Calico at-------
1 case Scotch dress lawn at
collar and
-------4SC
2c at—S 1 - jc
-------5c yd
-----sc y*
Amo^keag dress ginghams, 10c qualities, short length at_7Jc
36 inch Percal, toe value------------,,, ------————7 1
Ladies’ white split foot Hose-----------12 *-2c pair
New wash belt at------ —-15®
. New Fay Templeton leather belt in all colors at--------50c
Ladies’ pearl Shirt waist set at 15c and-----
Extra Urge bleached Turkese towel, 35c ones at----25c pair
New Heatherbloom Tattata Belt Coat at $3.00--$3.00
Ladies’ black satteen Petticoat at Sqc, $1.19. $135--
Ladies’ bleached cotton Vest at 5c. 7 i-ac, S 1-3, tot, 12 i-ic
*nd Hore Ladier’ street Hats received in Black Turbine. Specsal
price for pay day on all Ladies’ Hats.
R. D. BEIRNE
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 20, 1906, newspaper, May 20, 1906; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth555481/m1/1/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.