The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 13, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 14, 1901 Page: 2 of 4
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A. A. NILSON,
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Expert Watchmaker.
Of. Tone*’ Dm* Store, 235 Mam St., I
MKiaON, TKAt. 464 IPOttmd-
Oar other food exports are oaly |
one-ninth as much as Ragland’*.
.i>3w,w»,ooo and the Greenwich
11 with $40,000,000 have paid the
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Germany is facia* a sanoua wheat
aafVaal miner will he I tad rye deficit. Eight measuree of
called upon to pay a to per cant | reiief have been suggested to the
te (lily war coats. government embodying loan* to the
47 people oat of every 100 live in I people, appropriations, reduction of
cities and towns. In Massachusetts, rates, permission to gather forage
Illinois, Rhode Island, Penntylva-1 and bedding from state lands, no
nia, Colorado and Connecticut 701 urgency ia rent collecting sad lib-
people ia too lira ia naateipalittea, I vral distribution of rya and bran.
Dating the past ti months 104,. Coalmines are to be opened io
c.xpen v» atenmaaer. 1OQO bushels of wheat ware ex-1 Oregon 4,00b feet above the level ot
"Jt. - ^ ’ ' 'diesea.
Tbe Northern Pacific has just put
into service 400 new coal cars of 50
Tbe most densely inhabited state 1 Es^^ csptulist. with expert
ia the Union is Rhode Island, 40* I Baa|B|BncB are ru-hing all over Ore
inhabitants to tbe square mU+i ^ „p r,ch timher land#.
Pennsylvania has 140, Ohio iotJ A vein of coal 18 feet thick be.
*- | Ancona t, Alaska 1 to 10 square j ■ ^ bean struck near Beattie, Wasb-
miles, Hawaii 24 to the square j.ton
mile. In Mississippi 85 people ia The nation. of the world carried
,00 live outside af towns. $.8^00,000,000 worth of com
The yield of wheat averages i$ mere* teat year,
bushel* to the acre. Higher culti-j Chicago has .45,000 tons of butter
ration can double the quantity. I stored.
An elevator and warehouse art Everybody is supposed to know
to be built ia South Scotland by a I which and where ia the largest steel
Port Huron, Mich., firm and bt I maker in the world, but " who is tbe
operated by etecuicity. :i I largest silk manufacturer ? Schwart-
Huogarian cotton planters are to **»• back near Zurich, who employs
be encouraged by bounties. 1*$7»°oo hands.
Plana and specfications Impaired | Tbe average production of wheat L“«* oi American
far pubhc bu.ld.nga mad pnvnaa^ ^ bmbfk cotton gin and cotton cleaning ma-
tbroughout the wncld. Eerope eo*.lchlBerY are Mo* m,° Cen*
- TEXAS, j tributes two end e half times as, ...
much of dm as the United States. Cleveland grain men held a con-
Aaia contributes >2 bushel, in every r*nt,on JUDe »» ‘° we ,£ cou,d
IOO I afford to be honest.
The Anwrice J °» account of the great demand
, , Aroercan P«»nu‘ crop **|{or iake vessels lumber rates have
depositions. 15,000,000 bushels. A bushel tt
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J. J. FAIRBANKS,
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p|B: | AMD NOTAXY PUBLIC
114 Rusk Are. ^ tt
H. L. DECKER
A9TORKXT.
206 MAIN STREET,
Dx nison,.....Texas.
KL J. LEONARD*
ARCHITECT.
DENISON,----
J, T. SUGGS,
Attocney-at-Law and Notary Public.
made public t
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made by the Wichita and
the act of March », 1894, and
made by the Comanche, Kiowa and I
Apache tribes in purauence of the [
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when bats flew lew, eod
COLLBCTKNS. . . 13’-~ ~ 1 been advanced.
Local Attorney Dun Mercantile Agency, I peanuts weighs 22 pounds. I ' . _ .. . ..
•ama^ umt — te-JjSSS A^^ooo wireand nafiahJ^' ba.
____ **• *rect*d «. P“*bl°’ CoL 338,000 acre, of coal land la Vir-
I flSIUOI TYPEWRITER EXOHABSE Ba.mess conditions are reported I tnd Wftt VlIginia for $10,
good all over the United States. 1000,000.
] Tbe wb<?*“kf drygoods business j The largest cargo ot sugar, 8,Ooo
All «wk— bought, sold, exchang- 'n New York is reported picking up. ton*, from Hawaii to San Francico,
ed, muted and repai od. Supplies Shoe manufacturers have about „ being unloaded,
for all machines. Do A buy a type-1 .U they can do. New operation, of | Wi|hl> (wo weekt ,,000,000
marketed
writer without caihn , to see me. tf | ^ magnitude we being under- cloth hlve been
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throughout the
am W. Cm
DENISON PHA MACY,
taken constantly
country.
Tbe Industrial Commission ex-
RELIABLE GROCERY. I pirns by limitation Dec. 15.
- „ i Corn and cotton crop prospects
1 Coomry ftodi , ‘ Sp~Wt7’ “d .a Mexico are bad.
tiwtn w* vted. .. I _ w* . ,
j Lut Moodt> 16,000 boxes of
IOUN HOLDEN, Missouri strawberries were dw-
* played in that sUte't borucultura)
BLA X^ITHING building at Buffalo.
i Karaxanro.l Americana consume 250,000,000
pounds of rice pm year. This
year's crop is 35 per cent below
average.
New Orleans is capturing the
?l|)1|) .coffee trade from New York by
getting a rata from Brasil of S5
cents a sack aa against 50 cents to
New York and 21 cents per bon-
Cuani.RS D. K»mtoh. Prop'r. I dred pounds to Chicago as against
31 from New York to Chicago.
JOB BAUTSCHK, Besides New Orleans bus reduced
- I wharfage charges and cargoes are
INSURANCE. j dow unloaded in boors instead of
I days.
A line of steamers is to bo mtab-
I tithed between Hamburg ggd
I Seattle.
French ships are hastening to Oga-
Office: las Main Stmt.
^ It BIRCH,
PHYSICIAN.
___ on’* Drag Store, |
No. 715 West Dur Street.
fe-
ar TO DATE CONTRACT- |
ORS AMD BUILD Kim..
Plans e«d Specifications
beat.
A. P- CHAMBERLAIN
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The U. S. Steel Co. ia often)
I billets ia tbe interior ot England at
I (be identical price they sell for in
[ Pittsbnrg, to tbe consternation of
I British steel makers.
American steal goes into the bask
I of Australia building in Sydney.
In. s. w.
Last year sugar imports were
I nearly 2,000,000 tons. Tbe plow
| combine may represent $100,000,
1000.
; are erecting!- sugar re-
MARBLE and GRANITE |fing*» , .
MONUMENTS. Tbe twe hundred mfcm in South
AJ1 Kinds of Cut Stone Work, tf *>*ch , ***
601 ^ * D**”,pw* j auhiaanm of $175,0*0,000 a year.
WAGON YARD. | ThAgmrerameqB p^* $4 pm ton
I to get hay carried from tbe Pacific
f coast to Manila.
•beds, pure wholesome water. I * ** «Dt .«* **
tiood lamily quarters. U**** « public, in California. 58.
Woodard St., one block west of Montana, 78, in Utah, 89, in Wy
poet office. I oming 86, in Idaho 89 and Nevada
per cent.
H.r. J. a. cosooms. r The Standard Oii Co. is an ia-
— -—-—a-.a.Jl Ifiueabal factor in the glucose starch
[ business.
The cotton seed oil industry in
devison.
TkaGrayteaCaaitykbstrtef Ce.j
Denison, Texas.
DtiisoH ms am san,
TTN HU&PBS7, r«oprister.
MOVES Sales, Pisnos snd House
bold Furniture with special care
and safety. Order* given,prompt
attention- Baggage transferred to
all parts of the city. Phone 43.
Office M.K.4T. freight office, tf
Howard and Reardon
ESTABLISH** 1* 1880.
They have the pick ed country
ad citr property, do mo*
tf] the South has expanded from 40
mills ia 1888, capital $3,500, to 500
mills last year, capital $50,000,000
The export of Mack teas from
China tell off q pm cent, to 115,000
pounds. Steps are being taken to
FOR RENT.
Under Standard Oil management
salt will ha liberally exported.
Stocks of chewing aad smoking
tobacco are the largest ever known
Tbe New England banka are
worrying over tbe check collection
nrobiem.
The prune grower* of California
bavs agreed to expand fg— .aco ia
: white marble is being
delivered at
at Fall River, tbe largest sale ever
known in that time.
Orders for steel railroad cars
have overwhelmed shop capacity.
Lake vessels are to be equipped
with wireless telegraphy instru-
ments.
Vanderlef. ex-treasury expert,
«ays the great governments of
Eu-ope aie preparing for a trade
war against America.
Several commercial treaties with
European countries expire In 1903.
An Bnglish mine owner on a bid
to furnish 80,000 tons of coal to
Russia, underbid Americans $3
per ton.
Enormous purchases of timber
laads and coal lands are being
made.
Steamers costing $650,000 each,
tbe finest eve; p'aced in lake ser
trice, now ran between Detroit and
Buffalo, licensed to carry 3.500 peo-
ple.
No lake vessel will hereafter be
given registration which has more
titan six letters in its name.
A 14-foot channel between Lake
Michigan aad St. Louis will co*t
$22,000,000. Distance from Chi-
cago to St. Louis 320 miles.
The largest river tow boat ever
designed is now being boilt in Du
buque, Iowa, to handle a tow of 50
steel barges. Such a tow represents
as much coal as would fill a train of
cars 13 miles long.
One-third of all the salmon pack-
ed'in tbe world, 70,000,000 pounds,
are caught in Alaska and Puget
Sound waters aad are packed in
one pound cans. There are 13
sailing vessels and 47 steamers,
many of them very large, operating
and 5c00 persons are directly em-
ployed.
The latest cotton crop guess
11,375,000 bales.
A vessel being built to be tbe
fastest ocean steamsbip afloat ia
building at Settee, Germany.
Oil it gaining credit tt fuel on tbe
ocean. Under a torpedo test* for
the Dutch government coal gave a
torpedo host a speed of 34 1-3
knot*, coal and oil 36 1-3 knot*.
Coal consumed, 3,600 pounds par
hour, oil, 700 pound*.
Tbe Younger brothers, who will
probably be released from tbe peni
tentiary soon, have bean confined
fbr a long time, and will see many
sights, should they succeed in get'
ting pardons. Cole, the oldest oi
the two, in a recent interview, said t
“I suppose if I were turned loose
in Kansas City tomorrow Pd get lost
I would be a good deal of a curios
ity. You know I hays never seen
any kind of a street car accept mule
cars. I never saw a city lighted
with electric lights; leaver saw
telspheus or a phonograph, aad
■ever saw a modern railway traia.'
These inventions have come into
use during bis twenty-five years
act of June 6 .goo. I t^etc^toVh^h'ten^hat rep.
The proclamation provides for the rated the old city from the new, aad
opening of the lands in those rater- P‘M'°8 th« »*!«*«*• »• w«re «» "J*
-S-*** 2-T -»5£? JMt
o clock a. m., oa August 6, n*xt, Lightened thing* from iheir home of
the lands to be opened to settlement gloom, while on either side and wry
under the homestead and townsite above ns tbe shadowy lines of Agn-
laws of the United States. culture and Mrch.nicsl Arts build-
tegs were j«i»t vrrible.
Beginning on the 10th instant and Up the long flight of steps, in
ending on the 26th, tho*e who with front of the great Tower we belted
to make entry of lead under tbe and listened to the ruth and fall ot
homestead law shall be registered. I aM,fy ***** gu-hed with
............- •*’1*. JssrsaTu? J:“; —
the land offices at E Reno and through the sultry air.
Lawton. The registration at each I On snd 00, by tbe Court of the
office will be for both land d atnets. Fountains, where myriad* «* Uny
... , .IH* tfdb flowing cup* flung the
The situation ha* been explained wa,er*<, *pray high in air, as toft
often in tbe paper*. Tbe land, wili flowing as a bridal vail,
be allotted by di a wing under govern-1 But, ever wandering on, we
ment direction. I ps**ed the Fountain of Plenty,
I where graceful figures of children
The state democratic convention nport iB lbe babbling water*. Then
meets on Wednesday at Columbus, .fill further back, close under the
Ohio. {four noble Pylons, topped with he-
D__t__in -j . . I roic figures ot warriors bestriding
Pierce Lor.tl.rd, the tob.cco man, re.riD* charger.t we atood with tbe
estimated to be worth $30,000,000,1 gathering hosts, that, ever incress-
is dead. I mg, were silent, watchful, waiting
At a fandango near S.n Antonio Pro® *h.i# OB tb,*
two men wer. kilJeH bf,d*e ,b*' *P*B‘ *he »riodln8
two men were killed. I gamed down tbe long vista at the
The recant opinion of tbe supreme I frint outlines of pictured dome*,
court ot Texas by Judge B own ini buildings and fiowning castle*
tbe case of tbe Kansas C.ty Mutual ,'*ilh ‘b*,r. 1m*n*f .P0'0*^ tarre!*:
.... 3 „ hu-t traceable against the awful
Lula Insurance company va. Pinson, ’darkAeM of the nigbt behind. Sud
which bolds if the ages of the appli- denly a hushed silence seemed to
cant’s relatives are not correctly hover over all, then, at if touched
given in the policy it void, ht* |b* ,h« wonderful magic breath of
. ____l______ I life, a soft, tremulous, gen'le, dim
caused much comment. pink glow, from three-q i.rter. of .
The Boers have 13,000 fighting million incandescent lights, twinkled
men in the field, aad the war still [ and shone like the first rays of tbe
goes on. inorniog sun.
. _ I Slowly, surely, like the life eter-
Tbe latest movement of f. Pier- j n,|( |be radiance grew deeper red,
pont Morgan ia the way of swallow- stronger, brighter, clearer, dsssltng
ing up every leading interest ot -the I * bite, as from out the darkness
country into one huge monopoly, is *Pr*"« «*»«“•' 1
to merge all the bituminous co.l firmainent* { llgW fillttl the vi,,on
fields north of the Ohio river and a„d caught and held the soul akf-
east of tbe Mississippi into onrl at from every quarter of tbe com
mighty trust, with Morgan at its] P*“* foTm* ,nu curve* oi incomer
head. That, of course, would in- *b'fI w«r5.
dude Streator, Spring Valley and ,ar up into the immea,urable onyx
all tbe other mines of this state. blackness gave out a beauty and
TUxauAY, july 9. brightness never dreamed of or
Extensive prane fires are raging AU atood spellbound, held snd
in portions of western Ti xis. thrilled as if by tome command from
An injunction suit hat been biKh’ when •oft,V* B®?*1/* ,ike *
* —.r m . .. J mother’s voice, drifted from a cor-
brought out at Reno to prevent the; net <f-r „Netrer My Qod tQ TbePt
opening of the Indian reservation. Nearer to Thee," sod the vast awe
It i* said that cattlemen who have struck multitude, with bared bead*
large herds are at tbe bottom of the | and faces aglow with keenest feel-
effort to clog the wheels of govern
ment.
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Thomas V. Brown, who claims
to have been one of tho originators
of the canteen, made a sensible and
truthful remstk when be teid, "tbe
American soldier subjects himself
to military control and discipline so | ——
tar as it is unavoidable, but with
constant proteat against any un-
warrantable interference with hit
personal liberty. Cons* quently
any attempt to meddle with bis re
creations and dissipations it re-
garded by the soldier with suspicion
and resentment. Since be will
drink when the humor seises him.
it was deemed wise to encourage
him to drink good beer in camp
rather than bad whisky elsewhere.
Tbe suggestion is made (bat an
army canteen should be "a comfort
able building, where soldiers can
read, write, play billiards, cards,
gies in Denison. We are
receiving them by the car-
load. Cali at our ware-
rooms and look at the
new style*.
No. 416 W. Main Street, Denison, Texas.
WARM WEATHER
Came* yon to begin to thirk of ne-
cessities for comfort* during tbe long
summer months. You need...
A Refrigerator,
An lee Cream Freezer,
A Water Cooler,
A Jewel Gasoline Store.
ten pins, bold debates, have dances,
See Our 8tock. ■ -«
Dollarhidefc Harris g
i*B*B*a*B*anaB*B*B*B*B*s*
“Is TkqTrs Oil ml Froa OHnn.”
“00HC10” CI3ABS.
8 STYLES 3
Rod and Gold Label.5c straight
Bine and Silver Label...............3 for a quarter
Green and Silver Label.................10c straight
eoyoaooooooyyoooooooooooooooooqoQOooooooooooooeoeeo
L*st Sunday it was 107 in tbe
*hsde at Greenville.
Kid McCoy, the pugilist, is to
marry Miss Aguess Windham, a
daughter of tbe celebrated csttle
king of west Ttxis and the Indian
Territory.
The Younger b'Otbers will prob-
ably be released this week. That
seems to be the intention of the
board of pardons.
Clarksville, Tex., was visited by
a destructive fire last night.
There »eems to be a great short-
age of water all over the state.
Tbe best drilled company at tbe
state drill will receive $too, and
the oest drilled man $10.
A Kansas dispau h says: Fittaen
thousand acres of wheat went up in
fltmes today. The fire was started
by an unknown man throwing a
lighted cigar into a fi Id of wheat
•rabble. Tbe lots in wheat will ag
gregate 300,000 bu-helt.
The deaths from heat for the week
ending July 6 in the five boroughs
of New York City were 099.
Tbe proclamation of President
McKinley, putting the Creek treaty
into effect was received here
today by Chief Porter, and a great
demonstration ia being made. Tb-
treaty provides that the Indians may
sell their lands to white people,
and also give* title to town lots.
Tbe Creeks have 5,000,000 acres of
fertle lands, and a great 1 ash of
white settlers it expected. The
Creek nation contains tbe big otl
find at Red Fotk- The , Muskogee
townsite commission was re-estab-
lished and work resumed in accord
ance with the treaty.
The Indian reservation is said to
be full of "sooner*."
Railways estimate that tbe grain
crop of the northwest will be the
largest ever narvested, and they are
confronted with the problem bow to
move tbe product.
The Rev. W. S. Brandon, of the
Second Baptist church, Detroit, has
commenced divorce proceedings
against his wife because after bis
church duties on Sunday she makes
him cook dinner and wash his own
clothes.
Nebraska, Kansas and Missouri
are threatened with a partial, if net
total, loss of their corn sod potato
crops on account of the prevailing
intense heat snd drought.
WANTED—Trustworthy Mat snd
Women to travel and advertise fbr old
established house of solid financial
standing Salary $750 a year and ax-
pen***, all parable in cash. No can-
vassing required. Give reference end
enclose seli-addres-ed, stamped envel-
ope. Address Manager, 353 Ceaton
BUM-. Chicago, J*
mg, followed the sacred song in
their hearts, while their eyes beheld
tbe glnry of the Licht!
Kobekt Mitchell Floyd.
Eoaama Can be Oared.
Remick’s Eczema Cure and
flem'ck’a Pepsin Blood Tonic will
cure tbe most obstinate case. At
T. B. Hanna & Sons.
If the public only knew bow many
of the men who are always ready to
talk against trusts send to depart-
ment houses io Chicago for their
dry good-, clothing and even gro-
ceries, there would be a long list of
their scquaintances with "hypocrite"
mentally written opposite their
names.
Speiial Excursion Kites to Sulphur
8pr ngs, L T , via the Prison
Lute.
Round trip tickets to Sulphur, I. T.,
limited for continuous ps*ssge in each
direction, *i'h final return llml* ninety
da vs from date of sale, from Drnison
§3-55- Sulphur it reached iris the St.
L luis Liver* Co , from Scullin, I. T.,
on the Red River d'visi n of the Frisco
line, and Is six mil-s distant. There
hacks make connection with all trains
upon notice from conductors. F ,r fur-
ther information ad ires* J. W. Hutchi-
son, Passenger Agent, Frisco line, Sher-
man, Texas.
We bsve them and can supply yon with
tbe very best hi ail lines-
•ee Our 8tock.
play at tragedy or comedy, get a |M
good lunch, a good cigar and a I ™
good glass of beer or cup of coffee;
be treated with courtesy and re-
quired to conduct themselves with I
decorum. Profits to ba small and yggggggggggggggggggggBMMIMBmBWfiWmBBBBWfifil
to be used exclusively to add new [.
comforts or attractions to tbe insti-
tution.
As a general thing those who have
had the most to say against tbe can-
teen have been those who hav- had
no experience in army life. The
opinion of one of tbe old veterans
of tbe civil war b worth more than
halt a hundred ot these tbeoretncal
reformers. Any old soldier will
tell you if you ask him that nine
soldiers out of ten will drink spirits
if he gets a chance, and ha’ll have
tbe chance if it can be found within
a night’s journey from camp, and
the vilest “rot-gut" will go on such
occasions. The introduction of tbe
canteen was s great reform, snd
should again be adopted, although
no doubt some improvements can
be made, s* 'he result of experience.
M. £. 4 T. Summer Excursion Kates.
Commencing June t until September
30, summer excursion tickets to all
poll t* southeast, nor h and wqt, tickets
good to return Oct tt, 1901. Al*o ex-|
cunion tickets on sale daily to the fol-
lowing points In Texts and New Mexi-
co; Galveston, Corpus ChrHti, Rock-
port, Aran-as Pass aad Portland, La I
Porte, Seabrook, Mineral Weil*, Port |
Lavaca, Boerne, Kerrvi 1-, Gaushl, Com-
fort, Marlin, and several other points.
For any inf irmat'on call on
I Uulach, T. A.
T. A. D*V os, A. T. A.
LITERARY.
The midsummer fiction number of the
July Cosmopolitan contains the best
story Bret Harte has written i- a long
ttme. The well known lack Hamlin i»
the hero, and he will be eagerly wel-
comed back by the public L>, sperado
and gambler that he ia, theoretically we
ought not to like him, but he ha* that
fine courage too rarely met with in r at
Hie or In fiction, and those who read >’A
Mercury oi the Foothills,” will probably
lose tig it of hit tsulu In following the
events which take place up >n '‘that
hesven-kisaing hill ” Ka'rina Trask's
story in the same number should be read
by every woman. It ia one of those
homely tragedies constantly going on in
modern society. It is probably the clev-
erest olece of work Mrs. Trask hss ever
done. K. K. Munkittrick's quaint New
England coaa'. yarn has a breeainesa
about it that is really refreshing. The
|uly installment of Egerton Castle's
stor l.eg'ns to raise the curtain on the
Inevit, ble ruin whicn the L uke of
Cluny's weakness must bring on those
who love him
FOX & O’BRIEN, Proprietors.
CHOICE WIISEM,
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
TRY OUR
HOFFMAN HOUSE BYE.
M7 Mil SHEET. A SDperior Article.
Tbe eccentric George Francis
Train, who ia now seventy two
yean of age, it in retirement at tbe
Milla hotel. New Yotk. He ia arl-
dora seen on the street, and writes a
a friend he has gone back to silence,
He givea out that he ia writing a
hundred volumn booklet, on a sub
j ct n»a- hi* heart.
If Hie old adage is true, Denison is on
the eve of hard times. One of her local
papers reported more than a dwelt wed-
dings last week —Sherman Lone Star.
You have tbe edage reversed.
Marriage ia a sign of good times.
Our Denison young men are taking
to tbemaelvea life partners because
they have money in their purees
and can afford to double up ex
pensea.
Pabst-Buscb
BEER
*ACENCY*
Exposure
Seyerat fi le cows died in
Sherman last week, and it was
proven pretty conclusively that their
death resulted from eating new
Johnson grasi bay. This i* a mat-
ter that deseivea careful inveat'ga-
tton. These cattle certainly died in v „
a very short time after eating tbei* Se^Smgafann
hay, but it ia potaible there was I other condition*
•ome poisonous substance on tbe hay j U
that was the cause. It is the first treat
fatally in
1b cold and stormy weather opens
way to aa attack of broochma. The
man on the wagon, be he farmer, milk-
man or truckman, needs to pay special
heed to the first
symptoms of weak-
ness or disease of
the organa of res-
piration.
The use of Dr.
Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery
will core bronchi-
tis, deep-seated
i^J
time we ever heard it intimated that
Johnaon gras* was poisonous.
LIST OF PATENTS.
Granted to Texas Inventors tne
last week. Reported by C. A.
Snow A Co.,' Patent Attorney.
Washington, D. C.
M. W. Burdic, Strawn, self
There ia no alco-
hol hi tea "Diacoe-
ery,» and it ia en-
tirely frtt town
and other narcc*-
faa.
wh*t the doctor* c*B-
—a * . n „ to m mI***
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Ledell, plow attachment: A. F.
Croom, Dallas, projectile; H. J <**’**"
Heckett, Yoakum, metal shears; JSSSS
R. C- Pool, Utica, back band hook; - w
J. N. Wilton, Basin Springs, auto-
railway iwttcb; R L. Ziller, Aus-
tin, child’* bath.
For copy ot any ot the above patents
send IOC. in postage stamps with pease of matting only; or
date of this paper to C. A. Snow ft thejbooh in ctoUiJandiii^.
Co,, Washington, D. C. ‘ *■v* ■"*** *
vtaetSTthat food iwtosSkatasLnA"'
Dr. Pitre*’* Common Sente Medi
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* ...... or 31 stamps for
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The two largest Breweries
in the world. Nothing but
the purest malt and hops
used in the manufacture of
these two popular beers.
^FRANK PUGH-if-
MANAGER.
1TR0MZE V88E WDUSTRY^wes^
TEXAS BREWING CO.
Brewers and Bottlers,
FORT WORTH, TEW.
Special Brews: |
Brail,” Standard.
Capacity:
2 OOO Kegs Daily.
GEORGE P. STANFORD, Agent.
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Denison Crystal lee Co.
Delivered at your
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given * hen tickets
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