The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 21, 1890 Page: 2 of 6
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TBS OLDBIT CHA1T1NBD COMMIRCIAL SCHOOL
IN T1XAS,
Tfrfrtwrltlrg, Shorthand and Telegraphy. Lead*
Wk South In actual buaineat and office training.
’UBttVm, hoard, furnished room, light and
■NR. In private family, three months 163; six
■Ninths $uc Fine College Jotunal free.
•I tf Address, 1. \V MAHAN. President.
B. C. MURRAY, -
Proprietor.
AUGUST BELMONT
Sunday, Sept. 21, 1890.
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The House bill to create a port of
entry at Eagle Pass, in lieu of Indi-
anola, passed the Senate Monday.
Gebratene Saucischen (Imported
Sausage), Sprotten (Smelts) in Oil,
Gaensebrust (Goose breast), Rus-
sian Cavier, Etc. 14-tf.
The W. C. T. U. women of
Texas are in searcty of a woman
lawyer; they want to appoint her
Superintendent of “ legislative
work.” {
Cheatham’s Chill Tonic, purel
vegetable, guaranteed to cure al
forms of chills and fevers. Try it.
| Sold by Guiteau & Waldron, 15-tf
the Dallas News.
A POLITICAL DIVORCE.
A Pronunciamento Just Issued by
the Lily Whites.
“ Repulicanism in Texas Has Become a
Stigma Upon American Oitisenship. a
Reproach to Onr Civilisation and
a Ourse to Onr Oonntry.”
T. I HUH,
Nasvfict.r.r.f *nd D.al.rin
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
2B2 Main St. DENISON. TEXAS.
"WHAT
scons
EMULSION
CURES
The Sherman Cotton Belt sub-
scription suits have been decided in
favor of the plaintift in the county
[court, but the defendants say they
will appeal.
When the liver is not acting, the
entire system needs cleansing.There
is no medicine so well adapted to
this purpose as Cascarine. It is
mild, pleasant and certain in its
action. 13-im
A western paper justly concludes
that the tariff is of great advantage
to the sheriffs in Kansas, because it
is the means of putting into their
hands so many farm mortgages to
foreclose.
OONSUMPTIOl
|SOBOFULA
[ BRONCHITIS
GOUGHS
GOLDS
1 Wasting Diaeaaea
Wonderful Flash Producer
Many have gained one pound
per day by its use.
Boott’s Emulsion is not a se-
cret remedy. It contains the
stimulating properties of the
Hypophosphxtes and pure Nor-
wegian Cod Liver Oil, the po-
tency of both being largely
increased. It is used by Phy-
sicians all over the world.
PALATABLE AS MILK*
Sold by all Druggist*.
800TT A BOWME, Chemists, N. 7
For sale by Hailey & Culpepper
Denison, Texas. ;i-im
CAUTION y,
limn hi* namr an
. Dolinina
rnrrnnted, and
a prfc
Mhoes art
----.©very pair
mped ou bottom.
M
A clear, beautiful complexion can
J he produced by the use of Casca-
Irine. 13 im
The Sherman Register is continu-
ally boasting of the wholesale trade
in Sherman, but it there really are
any wholesale houses in Sherman
we have never seen their advertise-
ments in the Register.
No tjuinine, no Arsenic, no Stry
chnine, no Cinchanidia, no Mercury,
no roaring or buzzing in the head
Try Cheatham’s Chill Tonic. Sold
by Guiteau & Waldron. 14 tf
By request of ‘‘The White Rib-
bon" the Gazetteer hereby noti-
fies the local clergy that Lizzie D.
Johnson, “superintendent of prison
work,” wishes them to preach a
sermon on prison reform some time
during Thursday, the 20th of CLto- ]
ber, which is “National Prison
Day.”
An Ohio lady was so frightened
j- by a snake that her glossy black
hair turned white as snow. It was
soon returned to its original color by
Hall’s Hair Renew’er.
Mr. August Belmont, whose colts,
Potomac and Masher, came in first
and second in the great Futurity
race the other day, has iong been
identified with racing affairs, both
as owner of a stable and as a
breeder. Many of the best horses
raised in this country have been
bred by him. He has imported
liberally from England and but few
paddocks can show better bred
mares or stallions. At the organiza-
tion of the American Jockey Club
in 1866, Mr. Belmont was elected
its president and held that honor un-
til the winter of 18S7, when he re
signed. It was a striking success
that he achieved when he won the
Futurity race, the most valuable
prize ever disputed on a race course
either here or in Europe. Mr. Bel-
mont won nearly 67,000 dollars in
one minute. Every one knows that
when his colors are in a race the
owner believes that he has a chance
to win and that his horses are out to
win. Of all the noted owners of
this country Mr. Belmont ranks first
in public esteem, in public faith and
confidence. He has a well estab-
lished breeding farm in Kentucky,
known as the “Nursery.’.’ It is
three and a half miles from Lexing-
ton. His present partner is the
famous James Rowe, who was with
the Dwyers in the height of their
fame.
There may be persons in this com-
munity who are at times troubled
with colic, or subject to attacks of
bowel complaint. If so, they should
try Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. It will af
ford almost immediate relief, and
when reduced with water is pleasant
to take. If taken as soon as the
first indication of the disease is felt
it will ward off the attack. Many
people use it in this way, and find
that it never fails them. A 25 or
50 cent bottle may be obtained from
Guiteau & Waldron and all leading
druggists. 37-tf
Mr. Bartlett Sinclair of Dallas
yesterday received the following
pronunciamento:
Houston, Tex., Sept. 12.—Hon.
Bartlett Sinclair, Dallas, Tex: Dear
Sir—You will see from the circular
which accompanies this that a reor-
ganization of the republican party
on the basis confining republican
primaries to the participation of
white republicans alone has been
accomplished, and for which pur-
pose a central executive committee
of thirty-one, and an auxiliary work-
ing committee of 500 from different
parts of the state, the seat of which
is at present in Houston, is in active
operation.
Assurance of sympathy and sup-
port reaches us from every part of
Texas, and we are confident of push-
ing the undertaking to a successful
termination. Republicanism ought
and shall become respectable and
respected in Texas, and shall draw
in its ranks thousands of the best
men in our state, who, though in ac-
cord on economic questions with the
republican party, have nevertheless
kept aloof from us on account of the
negro domination over the republi-
can party in Texas.
Your name has been suggested
for attorney general and would le-
quest you to allow the use of your
name on the ticket. You will surely
earn the gratitude of all patriotic
republicans for the aid and encour
agement you will thus give the
movement, since it seems to create
great enthusiasm and promises great
success,. The time being too short,
it is impossible to call a convention
for the purpose of making nomina-
tions and we are therefore com-
pelled to resort to the procedure
herein suggested.
•You will greatly oblige us by sug-
gesting other names for the ticket,
and also give names of true republi-
cans who might be in sympathy with
the movement, and whose service
on the executive committee might
tend to promote the wellfare of our
enterprise. Also suggest names of
republicans who would take an
active part in the movement and be
willing to distribute our tickets at
the polls. Pespectfully,
Max Ukwitz,
Provisional Secretary
THE PROCLAMATION.
W. L. DOUCLAS
$3 SHOE
Finn Cnlf and l.arvd Waterproof Grain,
Tht> excellence and wearing qualities of this shoe
cannot bo better shown than nv the strong endorse-
ments of Its thousands of ijonstaut wearers.
The Empress of Austria, who is
visiting Portugal, while walking in
the city of Porto, slipped and fell.
Her Majesty received several con-
tusions none of wh ch, however, are
ot a serious nature. She had not
filed a suit against the citv at last
accounts.
0onst
iBdO Gonnlno llnnd-arwod* an elegant and
9 stvllah dross Shoo-.which commends Itself.
IJ4W Ifaud-newed Well. A fine coif Shoo
^ unequalled for style and durability.
|BJO Goodyear Writ Is the standard dress
O Shoo, at a popular price.
tO.BO Pollcoman’o Shoe U especially adapted
V for railroad men, farmers, etc.
All made In Congress, Hutton and Lace.
$3 & $2 SHOES lm?i8s,
hare been most favorably received since Introduced
and the recent Improvements make them superior
to any shoes sold at these prices
Ask your Dealer. and If ne cannot supply you send
direct to factory encloatng advertised price, or a
postal for order blanks.
W. L. DOrULAk, Brecktea, Muss.
4 FOR SALK BY -
BEIRNE & 8TENSON,
DENISON. - TEXAS.
fo our* ItllloaancM, Sick Headache, tonatf-
patlon, Katana, Liver Complaints, take
tho rile and certain remedy,
SMITH'S
BILE BEANS
I'M the kXtl.l.Xlir (40 little Ream, to tho
buttle) THKY Attic TIIK MOST CONVENIENT.
Bntialkle tor sail Agee.
I’Hre of either alse, SSr. per Bottle.
jCISSINfi*;7!7-70™^
Fm Iw Ml 11 Em Mailed'ft r 4 fit. (copl'er* or itaBipok
J.r.tSITNAM.lUAer>or BfLKBLANS. 1T.IMIS MS.
PATENTS
Caveats, and Trade Marks obtained, and all Pair
ent business conducted for Moderate Feet
Our Ofllce It Opposite li. S Patent Ofilce.
and we can aecum patenjUn less time than those
remote from Wa'hlngtiH?.
bond model, draw tug jor photo., with descrip-
tion We advise. If patentable or not, free of
ge. Our fee not dufe till tmtcul is secured
Pamphlet, **llow to Obtain Patents," with
charj
A
names of actual clients in your State, county, or
tow a* sent free AddrcU*!
C. A. SNOW & CO.
Oppotite Patent Office, Washington. D. C.
If you have sick or nervous head-
ache, take Ayer’s Cathartic Pills.
They will cleanse the stomach, re-
store healthy action to the digestive
organs, remove effete matter (the
presence ot which depresses the
nerves and brain), and thus give
speedy relief.
There was a big row in the re-
publican House caucus Saturday
night. Representative Payson led
a revolt against Reed and McKin-
ley’s gag resolution, but the rebels
humbly tucked their, tails between
their legs and accepted the inevita-
ble after Speaker Reed got up and
thundered his orders tor the indorse-
ment of the resolution. Reed is
greater than his party, and his will
is obeyed without question, or the
rebellious subject is relegated.to the
rear. t-
The republicans are suspiciously
quiet about the proposed extra ses-
sion, and there is a difference of
opinion regarding it among them.
They all want the extra session, but
lots of them want Mr. Harrison to
assume the responsibility of calling
an extra session, while he, and the
members of his cabinet insist that
Congress, should take the responsi-
bility by taking a recess to Novem-
ber 10. The object of them all is
the same—the passage ot the ob-
noxious force bill.
1
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ENGLISH
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PAMllY MEDICAi. A-VISIR mailed
Ion application aporwkooiuc
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During the warm weather yon
need an apetizer and strengthener.
Try Cheatham’s Chill Tonic. Sold
bv Guiteau £ Waldron. i^-tf
The Louisana delegation made a
strong protest before the Ways and
Means committee against the date—
March 1, 1891—set for the sugar
schedule to go into effect. They
showed the committee that it meant
ruin for the sugar planters to be
compelled to sell their crop for the
coming year in a market brought
down by free foreign sugar, and
asked either that the time be extend-
ed to July 1, or that the change go
into effect immediately. They got
no satisfaction from the committee.
Me- John Keown, the worthy
postmaster at Keown, Allegheny
County, Penn., says: “Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy sells better
than any other.” The reason of
this is because it can always be de-
pended upon. Let any one troubled
with a severe cold give it a trial and
they will find that the first dose will
relieve ^ie lungs and make breath-
ing easier, and that its continued
use will free the system of all symp-
toms of the cold. The promptness
and certainty of this remedy in the
relief and cure ot colds, has won for
it many sincere friends and mace it
I very popular.
For sale by Guiteau & Waldron
! and all druggists. 37-tf
It is reported from Brooklyn that
Dr. Talmage has at last secured the
| money with which to rebuild the
} Brooklyn Tabernacle, and the work
j of construction will shortly be begun,
j Kussell Sage has advanced $125,-
! poo tbr the period of one year at 6
per cent interest.^The land cost
$105,000 and has been paid for.
Besides this collateral Dr. Talmage
insures his life for $25,000 as part
payment. The cost of the new
church is estimated at $350,000, and
with its new organ and other inci-
dental expenses, the entire cost, in-
cluding the land, will reach $505,-
600.
Our customers all speak highly in
praise of St. Patrick’s Pills. They
are the best—Berry Bros., Carroll,
Nebraska. For sale by Guiteau &
Waldron and all leading drug-
gists. 37-tf
English Female Bitters is an iron and
vegetable tonic, prepared by physicians,
specially tor the cure ol ills that afflict
the female sex. It builds up and
strengthens feeble, broken down and
worn out constitutions, it repairs
damages inflicted by years ot suffering,
regulates the whole system, adds iron to
the impoverished blood and makes per-
manent cures of long standing cases. It
cleanses and tones up the stomach, im-
parts a keen appetite, aids digestion, re-
lieves sick headache, acts gently upon
the liver, cures swimming and giddiness
of the head, pain in the side, palpitation
ot the heart, and tinges the pale cheek
with the bloom ot health and beauty.
Can be used at all times bv married and
single, for recent or chronic com-
plaints. 19 yt
The facts about the Reed cam-
paign ate gradually leaking out. It
is now certain that the protected
manutacturers had the “fat fried"
out of them to the extent of at least
$100,000 to elect Boss Reed, who
did so much for them in railroading
the jug handled tariff bill through the
House. No wonder the republicans
say that money was used in Maine ;
and yet, Reed got a smaller vote
than he did in 187b or ’88.
Ext 11 rv Bono
Scrtitehing,
Herbert Sperry, Tremont, 111., had
erysipelas in both legs. Confined to the
house six weeks. He says: “When 1
"was able to get on my legs, I had an
“itching sensation that nearly run me
“crazy. I scratched them raw to the
“bones. Tried everything without reliet.
“I was tormented in this wav for two
“years. I then tound Clark’s Extract of
“Flax (Papillon) Skin Cure at the drug
"store, used it, and it cured me sound
“and well.”
Clark’s Flax Soap has no equal for
bath and toilet. Skin Cure $1.00. So«d
25 cents. For sale at T. B. Hanna &
Son’s drug store.
The White Ribbon, which is now-
published at Dallas, came to us this
week enlarged from four to eight
pages, or thirty-two columns. We
learn from the number before us
that the next annual convention ot
the National W. C. T. U. will be
held in Trinity church, Atlanta,
Georgia, beginning Friday, No-
vember 14.
Headquarters ok the Cental
Republican Executive Commit-
tee, Dr. M. Urwitz, Secretary,
Houston, Tex., Sept. 14.—To the
republicans of Texas: Fellow re
publicans—Our patience is exhaust
ed and we cannot any longer endure
the shame, disgrace and humiliation
brought upon republicanism in
Texas by the audacity, arrogance
corruption and treachery of the ne-
gro leaders and their followers.
They have taken forcible possession
of our primaries and ruled our con-
ventions with relentless tyranny,
they have driven many of the best
and most patriotic white republi-
cans out of the party ranks, thev
have demoralized and disorganized
the republican party in our state,
they have laughed decency to scorn
and branded patriotism with ignom-
iny, they have bartered their citi-
zenship away in open market and
sold their votes to the highest bid-
der at every election. Republican
ism in Texas has become a stigma
upon American citizenship, a re-
proach to our civilization and a curse
to our country.
Fellow republicans, you who,
appreciating the grand and lofty
principles ot the republican party
have shed your blood upon many a
battle-field for the suppression ot
slavery upon American soil and the
maintenance of our union, and you
who have devoted the best years of
your life to the advocacy of repub-
licanism in the south, who honor in-
telligence and love virtue, who value
freedom and rejoice in the duties of
citizenship, can you and will you
submit any longer to the political
domination of the ignorant negro in
Texas, and bend your head in shame
and mortification to the dictates of
his corrupt and degraded leaders.
Can you and will you so far forget
your sacred duty to yourselves, your
children and your country as to sit
by silently and submissively and
allow the ignorant and degraded to
turn back the hands of our civiliza-
tion, to gnaw with venomous tooth
at the very heart of our libirty, to
pollute the purity of American citi-
zenship, neutralize your suffrage by-
bartering away their own, and to
destroy- every sentiment of pure and
lotty patriotism, which has created
our republic and has given a home
to human freedom?
Surely, there cannot be a white
republican in this broad land of ours
who may justly lay claim to respec-
tability and self-esteem, and to a true
love for his country and iellowmen
and to liberty and progress, who
will not assert his manhood and join
other right of citizenship guaranteed
him by the constitution of the United
States, but that it is, on the contrary,
our wish, and it shall be our effort
to protect the colored man in his
right, to guard him against the
baneful influence of his base and un-
scrupulous leaders, and to enable
him to vote intelligently and con-
scientiously, and not to have bis vote
sold for him by his party boss, as
has been hitherto done at almost
every election. The colored man
pursuing his avocation in earning
his livelihood for himself and fami-
ly, abstaining from political agita-
tion and retraining from attempting
to assume the leadership over white
republicans, while trying to be in-
formed upon the questions of the
day, will gain more in prosperity,
in intelligence, in morality, in true
patriotism and in the esteem and
good will of bis fellow men, than he
can possibly do under present cir-
cumstances.
Fellow republicans, the republi-
can state convention, which met at
San Antonio on Sept. 3. although
containing many intelligent and pa-
triotic white republicans among its
delegates, was composed, for the
most part, of negroes who, devoid
of the intelligence and virtues which
should characterize a free American
citizen, came there solely at the
dictates ot their arrogant and cor-
rupt chiefs, to vote there at their
leaders' behest, regardless of right
and principle, and to help these
leaders in their diabolical design of
gaining personal benefits at the ex-
pense of the republican party. The
convention, therefore, although sail-
ing under the name ot republican-
ism, was nothing but a ship manned
by political pirates, bent upon an
errand of evil and mischief, and de-
serves the abhorrence and contempt
of every true republican.
The time is ripe for action and
true republicanism is aroused
throughout the state. We have,
therefore, in order to emphasize the
sincerity and earnestness of our un-
dertaking, put out a state ticket in
the field tor the coming election,
comprising candidates whose intelli-
gence and virtue, manly courage and
lofty patriotism, make them the
pride of their neighbors and the
esteemed of their countrymen.
Fellow republicans, shake off the
yoke of negro domination and shat
ter the fetters of the negro politician
that chained your manhood, your
self-respect, your patriotism and
your republicanism in disgraceful
slavery. Raise the banner of
American freedom, assert the dig-
nity of your citizenship, wipe out
the stain that rested those many
years past upon the tair name of the
republican party in Texas, and re-
store republicanism to dignity and
prosperity.
A central executive committee of
thirty-one and an auxiliary workings
committee ot 500, consisting of pat
riotic republicans from every sec-
tion of the state, the temporary seat
of which is in Houston, will endeav-
or to carry out the plan of reorgani-
zation ot the republican party in
Texas and to lead the campaign in
behalf of the ticket promulgated,
and they solicit the active support
and earnest co-operation ot every
patriotic white republican in the
state.
The republican central executive
committee: Max Urwitz,
Provisional Secretary.
MOTON <te BARTBE,
•rs in
BURTON,
All Kinds of FreshMeats
PURE LEAF LARD
Of their own rendering always on hand. Order* solicited. i
Goods promptly delivered. Two door* West of Stale
National Bank.
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Pettit a Waltz,
ARK TIIK
LEADING PLUMBERS in the CITY
THKY ALNO DO
Tin and Galvanized Iron-Work.
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
MouldiHO' A'fr*.
Yard* at Deniton, Dallaa, Fort Worth, Kl Paao, Colo-
rado, Big Spring*, Midland and Peeoa.
SHEARMAN,
Hrc%idct»t.
ALEX RENNIE. G. L
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Thav are at pras.at making big >*.▼•« In
HATH TUII*.
Hee PETTIT Ac WALT/.
B«fsr» LttriagTrar 0r4«r. lyjaio
State National Exchange,
A FIRST-CLASS LIQUOR CAFK
Cavole* WINXS a.xiA CZO-O.X13.
'«,m Ncir* Fir*t Door West of State National Hank.
LADIES
We have opened at 111 Burnett Ave.,
in the Booth ami Terrv Building, a
firat-cla** Htoek of Ladiks* Fi'KNisiiing
Goods. We have the tiu-*Ht line of Underwear and Hosiery
every shown in the Gate City. Our Silk llote at $1 and
our Fancy Lisle Threads have created a furore of excite-
men‘ among the ladies. See them. We handle the cele-
brated II. Si S. Corsets and dahhle a little in Millinery
Our Prices are right-
HUDGENS & PROCTOR
before buying elsewhere.
STATE NATIONAL BANK,
Of
©aid up Capttel,
Surplus, - -
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Aina K<*nnli<. N. M.
A. W. Aokffwm, J. C. O*
A. It. Oasttak*. A. 11.
H. C. Skr«n*M, SI. O. Us
TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
FURNISHINGS
Lootn« op thin ten non »% oftOal io tbt front rank tad IlfilBl Un i
of nobby dreuen to tbc ItfftM and ft nett am on orient of
FALL SUITINGS
ever brought *o Denmon All the
tented and utisfaclion guaranteed.
trtrhmg oovrltioa in fabric
Sunny Side Be«r llall^RerrcsIiincnt Pal lor
Near the Exposition Building and Cotton Mill,
HEWITT &c ZLfZETV^, PROPS.
This popular resort is the onlv Beer II si I on the line of the Rapid
Transit Railway. It is located near the Cotton Mill and only inree
Blocks from the Exposition Building.
IT IS A COOL tsu«l QUIET PLICE,
Where ladies and gentlemen can spend an hour pleasantly, as the beat
of order is preserved and no disreputable panic* allowed on the premises.
A. B. JOHNSON, 108 Main Stmt
UlTCLE
-Dealer I* New saff Hecond Heard
f.
LITTLE
LIVER
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£
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DP DOT OtlPf. SICKiN
COMTVATC.
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Cun na Sroc Rum,
nnd nil ironhlon nrtetaf from
MR. SINCLAIR TALKS.
Concerning the above letter >
Sinclair says:
‘‘I have not yet answered the
letter, but of course I cannot accept
the honor which my Houston friend,
would bestow upon me. My par
ticipation in our state convention
binds me support the regular ticket
and I propose to do it. I am heartily
with the gentlemen who are trying,
under the leadership of Dr. Urwitz
to purity our party. I voted to ad-
mit his delegation to a seat in our
state convention, and believe it was
a great mistake that the other dele
gation was successful. The repub-
licans of southern Texas have a
question to contend with which for-
tunately we do not have at home.
The negro domination is not teared
in north Texas, but in soutn Texas
its apprehension is an element ot
disquiet all the time. To make the
matter worse Cuney was appointed
to the highest place in the state, and
he has ever since been using his in-
fluence to put the negro down there
in the ascendency. President Har-
rison made a great mistake by ap-
pointing a man of Cuney’s political
character to such a high office. The 1
injury it has done our party will re-
quire years of toil to cure. I am
not one of those who take any plea-
sure in fighting the negro for the
sake of notoriety, hut I shall always
be ready to lav a negro of Cunev’s
kind into dark oblivion, and 1 be- I
lieve the time is near at hand when '
the well-disposed negro will retuse
to follow his leadership.”
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by Porlfylng Um Blood.
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otu» pi 11 cob nmr b* ton lug* n dons Boat to Uka
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mSon*touto!n
TO ALL POINTS
NORTH AND EAST.
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PULLMAN
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CHICAGO. 8T. LOUIS
KAN8A8 CITY.
Thl» Trad®
Mark la on
The Best |
11 atemroer
Coat
Clone
cities will
As T
rtionn In nil ot
tnftf train* of r««
line*, make the
R'v the beftt line
Nn York. Boston, M*»tml
J. T. EVANS.
Gto. A. El
II C. Cmo*
I J J KHEV. |
(fCfl'l Sapt. i
II P Ht GllhS
A—*1 <—n. Pa— A|
SIIERMAN,
TEXAS,
I I WALDO.
• Geo • Taatec Mo**
GA**TON MKM II H.
C—O Pa*, b iKftet A**t.
*■ s»*ii*. wo.
])iift#i3s, ^steke| sil Revelry,
GKNTLEMBNn FINE GOLD WATCHES,
LADIICO* FINE GOLD WATCII1
Molld ami I*I«u«mI Jewelry ftt Very Law
All kinds of Watchc* and Diamond* Bought.
Good a*sortmont of GENTS’ CLOTHING for Spno|
and Summer Wear.
UNCLE BEN. 210 Main Street-
mr. a-, proas,
iUM—tvar at Soa*x» I u4
SUMMER 3 ARDE CIGARS,
OUK GREAT 5 CENT LEADERS.
No. IKS MAIM NTHKET.
TOST NATIONAL BASK
» 0? DUBOIS
PAID UP CAPITAL. DMrtO.OOO.
MI'ltPLC* nixl PROFIT*, *115,000.
J. M
Ford, I'rcflidcnt,
W. G. Mkoinxi*,
C. W. Ptle,
President.
.H h k\ II ILL.
Dot
Sam Hamxa ,
K. H. Lmoo.
W. P. Hick.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
W. B. Mixiov. W.
Paul W ai*lkk,
J. M. Ford
J. B. McDocOALL,
Sam Star.
$100 REWABD. $100.
The readers ot the Gazetteer will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitution-
al disease, requires a constitutional treat-
ment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces ot the system, there-
by destroying the foundation of the dis-
ease, and giving the patient strength bv
building up the constitution and assist-
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prietors have so much faith in its curative
powers, that they otter One Hundred
Dollars tor any case that it fails to cure.
Send tor list of testimonials. Address,
F. f. CHENEY & CO,
Toledo, Ohio.
D*?“ Sold by Druggists, 75c. sep
An enterprising Clay County-
farmer raised and sold $1000 worth
of watermelons and canteloupes this
season, and he thinks he will market
$300 worth more. And yet other
farmers in Clay complain of the dis-
asterous effects of the drouth 1
us heart and sou! in the effort to
rescue republicanism from the negro
domination in Texas and restore the
republican party in our state to the I
dignity and universal recognition to |
which it is entitled by the merits of
its patriotic principles!
Fellow republicans, the time has |
come to meet the terrible and gigan-
tic evils of negro domination in our !
state face to face and to array in \
solid phalanx against the arrogance.’!
corruption and treachery of the ne- .
gro leaders. Let us not wait, for j
two years hence and the presidential |
campaign will be upon us, and ren- \
der our efforts vain and futile. N’o j
bloody weapons shall be ours to
combat the growing evils, but intel- |
ligence and patriotism.
Let us reorganize the republican j
party in Texas on the basis:. That
all republican primaries shall be
conducted and participated in by-
white republicans alone and and ex-
clusively, thus depriving the negro
leader ot his power of making nom-
inations and selecting delegates and
of delivering the suffrage ot his fol-
lowers to whomsoever bids the
most. It will wrest the manage-
ment of our party from the hands ot
the base and degraded negro politi-
cian and entrust it to the hands of
intelligent and patriotic white re-
publicans who possess the respect
and esteem ot their fellowmen and
whose influence will lend victory to
republican principles.
We desire, however, to emphati-
cally state that in excluding the
colored man from republican pri-
maries, we do not intend to deprive
him of his rights of suffrage or any
Persons of sedentary habits, sub-
ject to constipation, will find a spe;
cific in Cascarine. i3*tm
By All Odds
The most generally useful medietne 1* Ayer**
Pills. As a remedy for the various diseases
of the fttotnaeh, liver, amt tsowel*. these
Pills have no equal. Their sugar-mating
causes them not only to l*e easy and
pleasant to take, hut preserves their medi-
cinal Integrity in all climates ami for any
reasonable length of time. The l*est family
medicine, Ayer’s Pills are. also, unsurpassed
far the use of travelers, —tidier*, sailor*,
campers, ami pioneer*. In some of me
in »st critical cases, when all other remedies
have failed.
Ayer’s Pills
prove effective.
•‘In the summer of l*v4 I was sent to the
Annapolis hospital, suffering with elimnic
diarrhea. While there, 1 became so re-
duced in strength that I eonld n*»t speak and
was compelled to write everything I wanted
t ► say. I was then having some £> or :»
st*H>ls per day. The doctors ordered a medi-
cine that I was satisfied would he of no
l*eti**flt to me. 1 did not take it. but i»er-
s'';i b*d my nurse to get me some of l>r.
Ay-r’s Piliff. AI tout two o’clock in the after-
n»»u I took six of these piU*, and hy mid-
night liegan to feel better. In the morning
t*.»e doctors came again, and after deciding
that niv symptoms were more favorable, gave
me a different medicine, which I did not use,
but took four more of the pills instead. The
i s*t day the doctors came to see me. nnd
thought l was doing nicely, (and so did I .
1 then took one pill a day fora week. At the
end of that time. 1 considered myself cured
and that Ayer’s Pills had saved my life. I
was then weak, hut had no return of the
disease, and gained in strength a> fast as
could le expected.”—K l’. Luce, Laic Lieut.
*itdh Kegt. Mass. Yol. Infantry.
••Ayer’s Pills are
The Best
1 have ever used for headaches, am! they
act like a charm in relieving any di*agn*e-
ahle sensation in the stomach after eating.”
— Mrs. M. J. Ferguson. Pullen*. Va.
•* 1 was a sufferer for year* from dys-
pepsia and liver troubles, and fouml no
Itermancnt relief until 1 commenced taking
Ayer** Mils. They have effected a com-
plete cure.” — George W. Mooucy. Walla
Walla. W. T. •
Ayer’s Pills,
rRKFARlD ET
DR. J. C. AYER & CO., Lml, Miss.
SuM b; mi Dru**t.u and Untan lo MntVcte,
SECURITY. MORTGAGE AM) TRUST CO., |
OF DALLAS, TEXAS.
Will make loan* on Farm, Ranch and
Centrally Located City Property.
T utt’s Pills
Jt» an Invaluable remedy for
SICK HEADACHE, TORPID
UVER, DYSPEPSIA, PILES,
MALARIA, COSTIVENESS,
AND ALL BILIOUS DISEASES
Sold Everywhere.
MCDOUGALL* HOTEL,
J. B. McDougall & Co.,
Milkmaid Brand
Contai Mill
Notfciag Better far Ballet
FULL CREAM. FULL WEIGHT
BEST ON EARTH !
SOLD BY
H. Brooks and Hiber A Lowell.
WAPLES, PLATTER & CO.
I ft HUH, rum* ft VATU*
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
Mo«. 1041. ION, HO Be II« MwUftl
Country Merchsnt* would consult their interest by ex*a
ining our good* end price*. Gorrwi|»ond(,nc,e wolicited.
DENISON,
PROPRIETORS,
- - TEXAS
Texas«Pacific RJ. B. N. CARTER,
----ros*>
BEER
The Grtu Popvlir Route Sfii
!AST*'
This Hotel i» locatrd at the Junction of th« Mis-
»o ri Pacific and Houston *% Tern** Central Rail-
road*, but a ft’.ep from the Depot, and ift suppiitd
I with al the modem improvements of a first clan
| hotel. All the rooms are well furnished and ca*
p ted. and Lave perfect ventilation; water it ele-
vated bv ttea-i to every floor, and the table* are
acknowledged to be the be*t supplied ol any house
in the State.
Delicacies Received at Dr. Yeidel’s.
Swiss Cheese, Little Neck Clams,
Lobsters, Limbt-rger Cheese. Ham-
berg Eels, Brook Trout, Deviler!
flam. Salt Sardelles, Lamb’s
Tongue, French Sardines, Gatha
Trutlle, Sausage, Terra de Foie
Gras.
DR, DAVID GARDNER.
Short Liar to
-NEW ORLEANS—
And AU Paid la
LOUISIANA. SEW MEXICO, ARIZONA
aad CALIFORNIA.
Favorite Liac lo the North. K*at aad Sooth Eul
Doable Daly Liac ot
PULLMAN PALACE BcKKPINQ CAE
through to St. Louts Y!s the
Iron Mountain Route.
ANHEU8ER,
LEMP
MILWAUKEE
Office, Foot of Gandy St., at Railroad Traok.
Groves Tasteless Chill T
Rtilwftf. For
tod nil required
• rend m Tnu and Pacific
time liblet, 11< hei*, rate
nation cell on
W.C. RIGSBY, Ticket Agent. Denison
i . H. Kh(i \N, Trav. Pm. Arent, Dell**, Treat
B. W. Me CUT* LOUGH, G P. A T.A., Dtlln*.
IOHS A GRANT Gea’IMuu*
F. I). MARSHALL, M.
DpiiImou, Texna.
D.
In
Mi
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Gate Citv DrugStore. Residence,
926 West Woodard street. Will
answer all calls, town or country.
5°-tf
Wm. G. Lang, dentist. North
Texas National Bank building. Dal-
las, Texas. 47*tf
OPIUM
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[.Wniral ffBEE I
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ilMSWEUhtaUaL I
BUOKLEN’B ARNICA 8ALVF,
The best salve in the world tor cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcecy, matt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chappeAhands, chilblains,
corns, and all »kin ermiont, and posi-
tive! v cure* piles, or no p\v required. It
|s guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction
or money refunded, rrice 25 cents per
bo*. For sale br Guheau St Waldron,
Denison, Ten>
; *
It Um 1
FOE ft A LB nr
T.
B. Hanna & So* and Iruiteaa A Waldron.
ATTEND TO YOUR EYE8IQHT.
Tho*e who in IroibM with detect... rrrttch t
should call at oace oa W. W. RoMwtch. aa cm
perstecad Opooaa, at tha Gate Ctrj Jc.cJt Store
aat Mata street, aad have tha eyea taatad aad
hltad with (taaaaa. Delay i. daagaeoat. j, a
ENGINES IND BOILERS CONSTRUCTED UN
Bnuw Cftftting* Made to Order. Circular
mervd and reground. Gin Sawn Filed. Puapa ol all
Repaired. Klectric Light Plant* Macl
Steam Jet Pump* and all kinda of tinifhed
Steam Fitting* in stock. Belting,
109 South Fan sin Avenue, DENISON,
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 21, 1890, newspaper, September 21, 1890; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth571314/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.