The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 17, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 14, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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MONDAY, AUGUST 8, ’96.
S. C. Kilgore of this city who had
the row at Durant, I. T., was fined
$ao and bis son Wirt was fined $10.
—..Mr. Greer of the Greer Bridge
Co., of Sherman, was awarded the
contract for building the bridge
across Blue. Work will begin at
once and the bridge finished by
Sept 10. Durant never does any*
thing by halves_____H. Maynard
has taken a position behind the bar
at Tom Little’s saloon_____Col. I.
M. Standifer has been invited by
Gov. Culberson to go with him to
Omaha, leaving here on the 15th, to
be there on Texas day. The gov-
on the female 1
organs. Makes Moari
discomfort! of child*
•r A box of ■‘Monthly" ]
inless and
almost entirely avoided!
Mrs.llSL^.^tee.Ky
writes: “I suffered from womb trouble1
for probably five yean, until recently I1
began treatment with Planter* Female!
Regulator. One bottle cured me. I ean {
moo tight to aee a miner feeding
half a doaen or more from hia din
set pail. They aomettmes become
ao tame that they will climb on a
miner's lap an be aits at bia under-
ground meal and crowd around him.
to receive each portions of hia meal
as be ceres to toes to them.
"These rate new leave tbs mJnee
so long as work is going on. Tbs
food of tbs mine moke ia kept in
tbs mines, end on this tbs rata
largely subsist. They swarm a boot
when tbs mulct are eating, and
sometimes tbs moles have to fight
the rate to aave their meaL Often
•cores of dead rate will be found in
a mule'e stall In tbs mines, where
they have been trampled to death ia
efforts to secure a portion of the
mule's feed. When a mine lies idle
any length of time and the make
are taken out, the rats abandon it
end become a greet pest ia tbs min-
ing Tillages.
"The strike 1 refer to wee caused
by the refusal of a mine boee to r»
instate a miner be bed discharged.
The men quit work. Tbs mine own-
era declared they would let grace
grow end choke the month of the
•lope before they would give in to
swore that
&&T.C.B.B
SEA-SIt>« COSTUME KVOM HARPER S BAZAR
The Parlrian fad this year U to go to extremes in
some of which sre made In the most eleborste stsle. beflousced and befrllled to a
degree that none but an eye-witness would credit, while on the oiher hand there are
waking costumes simple to the serge of austerity.
herewith—taken from Harper’r Bazar—is of theli__________..... .. „ ...... ....
blue veiling mounted over black silk. The skirt it ot the stUched flounce varietv.
ter t f h f S n w frxIds isl . l. ..si M ...tl.. t sA — a . .a a s 1 _ . « ....~
the men, and the
they won Id cot the gram end eat It.
if necessary, before they would yield
inks were taken
Sa.3S3
UNION FENCE CO.. De Kalb. III.
watering-place costumes,
ced and befrllled to a
-------------------1
The seaside costume Illustrated
ter character. It it made of dark
with tin? folds of black satin outlining the front and the top oi the flounce. The
waist is smoothly fitted no trace of a blouse. The narrow croas-lucked vest of white
taffeta is bordered with buttoned tsbs and small black satin scrolls. The band col
lar, which is of the highest choker tvpe, and the narrow jc It arc both made of the
their point. The
from the mine and turned out to I
pMtura. The rate, being thus d»
privedof their sustenance, abai. lott-
ed the mine end took np their quar-
ter* about the miners' abantie*,
where they eoon became a terror to
the families. Tbe strike continued,
end tbe supplies of tbe men became
exhausted Miners el neighboring
collieries who were at work respond
ed to tbe requests of I heir striking
brothers for aid and sent two wagon
loads of provision* end supplies of
various kinds. These were takas ia
charge by a committee appointed for
the purpose end were stored in a
building, from which they were to
be distributed to tbe neediest of tbe
miners. The very first night the
supplies were in tbe building it area
raided by a horde of rata, and ev-
erything was devoured or carried
away. Tour different loads at pro-
visions were contributed by tbe sym-
pathetic working miners, but it wm
impossible to save more then ooa-
third of them from tbe rata. Borne
of tbe miners kept oows at that
time, there being plenty of free pas-
turage, but eoon after the strike be-
gan tbe cowi began to fall abort is
their yield of milk. This area a mys-
tery until one morning a miner dis-
covered half a doaen big rata sock-
ing tbe milk from bis cow as aha
ipkceotly
combi na-
tions against them at last forced the
miners to weaken, and they were
compelled by and by to resume work
on such terms as they oould obtain,
absolutely beaten by tbe devouring
bards of rate."—Mew York Bun.
on loads of negroes pasted through
to-day from Kants* en route to their
old home in Williamson county.
They say that Kansas is no place
for colored people, that thsy are
discriminated against, worse thsn in
Texas. They have been in Kansas
five years and never had only one
good crop year. They appeared to
FINN & McSWEENEY
Depot for Pure, Un-
adulterated fine Wines,
Bourbon and Bye Whis-
kies tor medicinal and
family use.
Complete stock of High
Grade Imported Liquors.
Importod Bavarian Beer
for medicinal use.
All goods first-lass
every respect.
The Finest Wines
And Liquors .. ..
Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
103 W. Mfiin Street.
P. O’Donnell’s Old Stand,
norses --i brec hundred years
ago any man absent from church on
Sunday was fined a shilling. What
a war revenue that would produce
to-day!--New wheat was ar-
a very fine
city
seen the progress and grandeur of
the state they were founding and the
demands of its enlightened progress ;
that it has outgrown old garments,
and must takcTts place ia the world
in competition with such splendid
governments as England. Russia,
Germany, etc.
“The doctrine*.as announced by
President Monroe in hi* message of
Dec. 2 1823, is contained in four
propositions:
** i. That the American continents _
are henceforth not to be considered lay on tbe ground
a* subjects for future colonization | chewing bar cod. 1
by any Euorpekn power*.
“2. That tbe United States will
not tolerate tbe extension ot tbe
European system to any portion of
this hemisphere.
“3. That with tbe existing colonies
or dependencies of any European
power we have not interfered and
will not Interfere.”
“ 4. That we will not interfere in
any of the internal concerns of any of
All Goods Warranted
Absolutely Pure. . . .
CLOSED ON SUNDAY
All kinds of delicioo*
drinks. Fine confectioner
and tobacco. Car
riving to-day. It is
grade-Major McWillie.
engineer, bas a gang of men at work
putting in wooden culverts on Scul-
lin avenue and Crawford street_
The two new cottages being erected
by Dr. Mills on west Morton street
are nearly completed__A great
boom has struck Paradise Heights ;
a smoke house is going up out there.
--A few days ago lightning
struck a barb wire fence on the
pLce of Mr. Fox in the Sassafras
district, I. T,
Dr.YEIDEL.
named Turner. Turner had been
shaving Gorman for some time.
He went to another shop and visited
Gorman to tell him of the change.
While conversing Gorman after one
or two attempts pulleda pistol to-
ward him, which was discharged,
Whatever is best,
Whatever is seasonable,
Whatever is fair in price
m . .......
OUR SODA
fort Worth. Dallas ft St Loms
Will open your eyes to soda
differences. We use only
the purest fruit juices. Be-
cause we could not afford
to do otheswise. Our repu-
tation is at stake and must
defend it.
Our Cream Soda is the
finest that can be made,
and a special invitation is
extended you to try it, be-
lieving that one trial will
make a permanent cus-
tomer of you.
young man near the heart, killing
him instantly. A moment previous
Gorman was “jollying” the barber
and appeared in the best of spirits.
The killing was purely accidental
and the barber who was at first de-
tained, was released__J. E.
Gray who has been to the Klondike
region, passed through the city to-
day en route to his home near Savoy.
Gray spent $600 in a fruitless search
for gold and was obliged to send
for money to come borne. He saw
thousands of prospectors who are
stranded and in a desperate situa-
tion. He heard of no big strikes.
He crossed over the White Pass.
A Texan named John Grafton,
whose home is east of Hearne on the
Brazos river, died in Dawson City
just a few days before he started for
home. Gray says that he felt like
kneeling and kissing the sod ot
dear old Texas when the train
crossed Red river. He stopped
over in Denison several hours.
A cat perched upon,
a post was killed, to Mr. Fox tells
the Gazetteer______This evening
Undertaker Lindsey forwarded to
Paul’s Valley, I. T., for burial, the
remains of L. D,
MEATS
3 j this picture
man with » big L t\
fish on his back.
Do not let anyone talk to
you of something “ just
as good.”
when you want cod
liver oil and tbe hypo-
phosphites you want the
very best. You will find
them in only one place,
Scott’s Emulsion.
There is no other emul-
sion like it; nooe other
does the same wort; aad
no other has the same
record of cures.
AS Dractfata, me. aad fc.
Gorman, the
young man who accidentally killed
himself Monday morning__Charles
Fullington, who has been seriously
ill for a month or more at his home
on east Gandy street, is some better
to-day. Mr. F. is affected with
slow typhus fever___________Eddie Van
Hoosen, son of Engineer Van
Hoosen of the T. & P., is confined
to his bed with malarial fever________
Hon. N. H. L. Decker is an ardent
advocate ot confining the frontiers of
the United States to the lines estab-
lished under the presidency of John
Tyler--Wilson Campbell is
about to trade his farm east of the
city for a small tract of suburban
land------It has been suggested by
some that we turn tbe canning plant
over to the flour projectors____A
man by the name of Ralph waa in
the city yesterday looking up a par-
ty of boys who shot a colt in his
pasture Sunday. The colt was not
killed but had an eye shot out.
tbe powers of Europe, nor in the
wars between Spain and her revolt-
ing colonies on these continents, and
desire the powers to pursue the same
course.
“May we Hot well be charged
with insincerity and bad faith when
we seek not only to wrest from Spain
Cuba, the oppression of whose
people is givep as the cause for war,
jut Porto Rico and the Philippines,
distinct possessions not concerned
in the Cuban revolt? May not the
great powers well say: You have
abandoned a material branch of
your doctrine at the dictation of
sentiment and self-intereat; we are
therefore not bound to respect its
correlative branch, and will, when-
ever our interests require, colonize
or extend our system to your
FRINK WELLS, Ptopr
W. A. HlLLENBECk
M. J. Leonard
ARKANSAS.
Snsoi of 1898 Open March I
Architect and
Superintendent.
A most delightful health and
Measure resort, located in the Ozark
fountains, reached by the popular
Plans, Speci/icatons
and Estimates
Furnished on All Kinds of Work,
“When this town waa organised,"
said tbe early settler of the little
western town, "1 waa elected may-
or by a majority of only <me vote."
"Pretty cloaa shave, ” said tbe
newcomer.
“Oh, tol'able I Bat there waa only
five votea in tbe town then."—Cin-
cinnati Enquirer.
CURES
er, Congestion.
Frisco Line
TUESDAY, AUGUST 9, 1898.
The grocery bouse of the late
Andrew Moore bas been closed____
Cecil A. Lyons, irrespective of pol-
itics, has been tendered the mayor-
alty of Sherman. He bas accepted.
-----Sherman seems to be a good
place for a daily .paper; they are
overflowing with advertising matter.
-The butcher shop of our old
townsman, Lem Moton, was bur-
glarized in Sherman a night or so
ago----A new awning is being
erected in front of Bailey & Bar-
radell’s-------Good rains are reported
all over tbe Chickasaw nation__
The election in tbe Chickasaw na-
tion takes place to-morrow. It is a
small affair, not over 700 votes be-
ing cast. It is a red-hot fight
though, both sides claiming a vic-
I tory-Bud East, the dog catcher,
was called to the northwest portion
of the city yesterday to dispatch a
mad dog. Bud says the dog bad
crawled under a house and waa
abandonment of a doctrine professed
so long and only a short while ago
with such emphasis.’’
The Shortest and Best Route to
ST. LOUIS and all points
NORTH and EAST.
Better Than British Officers.
"They any that Mrs. Orindly dona
a grant deal of fancy work. ”
"I ah on Id any she did. When she
can find nothing else to do, ahe
ruffles her hoabend's temper."—De-
troit Free Pram._
Emma, a little girl of 7, wm left
to take care of her younger brother
and sister while her mother wm ab-
sent, and one of her duties wm to
pat them to bed.
Her mother returned and, on look-
ing after the welfare of the Uttlo
ones, found them in bed with the'
hot water beg, although it wm a
hot night in July.
"Why, Emma," aha said in sur-
prise, "why do you have this hot
water beg when it ia so warm!"
"Well, mamma," said Emma,
“you put hot water ia it ia the win-
ter to keep ua warm, and I have fill-
ed it with loe water, ao that it will
keep ua 000L ’ '—Cincinnati Commer-
cial Tribune.
LIST OF PATEHT8
Granted to Texes Inventors the
last week. Reported by C. A.
Snow & Co., Patent Attorney
Washington, D, C. t
S. P. Buck, Abilene, Fire-escape;
M. Butler, DsIIm. Adjustable rack
Solid Vestibule Trams,
Elegant Observation Sleepers,
Free Reclining Chair Cars.
13 Croup.
14 Skin Diaeeaea.
IB Rhsumsilim.
19 Ceitarrh.
27 Kidney Dieeei
84 Sore Throat.
77 Grip 4 Hay F<
Take your Boot and Shoe
Repairing to the Shoe
Shop at......
B. B. Pjli & Co.’s Shoe Store.
Best material used.
White an^ tan slippers
or shoes dyed brown,
green, oxblood or black. ^
for railwav-cars; H. E. Davis,
Brunner, Saw-filing machine; M.
S. Moseley, Franklin, Ward counter
for type-writing machines; J. B
Turbevilie, Dublin, Cook-stove.
For a* copy of any of the
above patents send 10 cents in
postage stamps with date of this
paper to C. A. Snow & Co., Wash-
ington, D. C.
For maps, folders, illustrated Eu-
reka Springs phamphlet and other
information, address
MnCHMCARS
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
TRAVELING PASSENGER AGENT,
218 Main Street, Dalles, Texas.
B. F. YOAKUM,
Vice Pres, and Gen. Mgr.
Remember the name
when you buy
Remember the name
when you buy
fi. L. WINCHELL
ST. LOUIS, MO
arrived. Its eyes were green and
froth was exuding from the mouth.
The dog was killed-Rev. Selden
L. Haynes has gone to Germany to
be absent two years_The grocery
bouse ot Mr. Anderson in Taylor-
town was burglarized
T. W. BOBUBOH
Is thfiMaa, 104 Woodard Street the Haoe.
Where you can store your pianos,
trunks, boxes and all household
furniture. Beat, cleanest. Lowest
Money to Loan on improved
city property at very low rates.
Will take up Vendors' Lien note*
and Mechanic’s Lien on homesteads.
Feans Kohfeldt.
Real Estate Dealer, 122 W. Main
street.
few nights
ago. About $15 worth of provis-
ions was carried off.
Four wag-
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 17, Ed. 1 Sunday, August 14, 1898, newspaper, August 14, 1898; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth571488/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.