The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 4, Ed. 1 Sunday, May 14, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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MONDAY, MAY 8.
The real estate transactions in I
ten days footed up $130,000.
The revelations made in tbe pure
food investigation are something
startling. Prof. H. W. Wiley, the
expert chemist, who has spent years
in analysing food products sold on
the markets, under oath, says that
everything nowadays is adulterated.
He puts it in plain English and
For instance,
ral Watson from command oi the u consul general at
Mere Island navy yard and ordering cKded Hi <r°“D,r*’*
Admir‘LD*W7 “ diplomacy that for*h.m
ove of every American citisen.
When war was found to be inevi-
table, Lee was made a major gener-
al, and it was announced that be
would be made military governor of
Cuba. Certainly no man was bet-
ter fitted for that position. But it
was not to be. When Cuba was
occupied Lee was snubbed and
Brooke made governor. Lee has
been continually snubbed. His
army corps, tbe seventh, has been
Hm the 1 argent and boat equipped harnees estab-
lishment in Grayson county. A special feature
is the repair department
George K. Farquhar, who was
born and raised in Denison, is light-
ing our battles in the Philippines.
He writes the Gazetteer the fol-
lowing interesting letter.
Jaro, Island of Pany, March 14.
Let ua fit you out. The beet vebicl
B. C, MURRAY,
Sunday, May 14, 1899.
says it is fraud,
while glucose is not injurious toil
health nor it com flour, at the same 1
time the purchaser is robbed be- <
cause he it deceived and pay* for 1
what he doea not get. Of maple I
sugar be says that more is made in 11
Davenport, Iowa, than in the entire
state of Vermont. Peanut shells
and bark are used in scores of arti-
cles and coffee composed ot flour
and glucose is sold at 40 cents per
pound. It is not poisonous, but tbe
purchaser Is simply robbed. In the
jelly line, according to the professor,
the consumer gets nothing but the
vilest trash, simply flavored. Trade
papers are discussing the subject!
and think tbe result will be that
legislation will be invoked to com-
pel the branding of all articles under
their right name with heavy pen-
alties for violations. It will be
something in the nature of the
oleomargarine law in it* general
scope.
Fighting is still in progress in tbe
Philippine*. A Manila dispatch
says to clear the Filipinos out ot I
Bacoior, five miles southwest of
San Fernando, will be the next
task of the Americans.
The “rebel” general, Mascardo,
has a force of 6000 men there, well
armed and possessed of plenty ot
ammunition. His troops have never
met American soldiers and they
think, according to reports carried
. to San Fernando, that they can
, “whip the whole lot.”
Bacoior is well entrench jd and
! thousands of natives ere working!
1 like beavers digging trenches.
The government has contracted
, with a Kansas City firm for aeventy-
'■ five carloads of dressed beef for
| Philippine troops.
; Governor Thomas of Colorado
[ hat demanded of tbe government
• that the troops whose time has ex-
! pired be returned home from the
1 Philippines.
' The report of the army beef
board is in.
Miss Helen Goud has sent checks
for$t,ooo each to die New York
fire department end the New York
police department, to be turned into
the pension funds of the respective
organisations, as evidence of her
gratitude tor services rendered at the
Windsor hotel fire. .
A correspondent of the Nebraska
Farmer has been experimenting with
millet and alfalfa hay as feed tor
dairy cows, and decides that alfalfa
hay is worth $4.34 per ton more than
millet. It has long been known that
alfalfa is about our best hey end
millet about the poorest.
The people of Eddy, New Mexi-
co, think they have outgrown their
name; they say it is too puerile. So
last week they had a meeting and
decided to petition the council to
change the name to Cerlsbad.
Eddy may not be good but
Carl’s bad.
Tbe foundation stone of the Ala-
mo, at San Antonio, was laid May
8, 1744; the Mission San Jose, be-
low the city, on the river, was
commenced in 1718 and completed
in 1771. The old Mexican church
on the pleza was built in 1732, and
a portion in the rear torn down and
.rebuilt in 186S.
tour persons, were drowned by the
sudden overflow of a branch of the
Brasos river.
National Committeeman Edward
C. Wall to-day received notice of a
conference of the democratic na-
tional committee to be held at
the Planters’ hotel, St. Louis, May
*5. Tbe call was issued by ex-Gov.
Stone of Missouri and J. C. John-
I son of Kansas. It is understood tbe
meeting iu for tbe purpose of die-
cussing the political situation and to
map out the work for the next cam-
paign.
The ex-confederate re-union at
Charleston it a big affair. Thirty-
five thousand people ere expected
from abroad. A feature of the cel-
LUMBER, DOORS,
SASH amd BLINDS
a martinet over men whose shoes be
it unworthy to unloose and increas-
ed the difficulties
surround:ng a
peaceful settlement of the Cuban
question.
Brooke wet governor general of
Porto Rico until he bed almost
hopelessly entangled affairs in that
island. Then be wet promoted and
made governor general of Cuba as
a reward for hia incompetency.
He has snubbed Lee Decause Lee
was trusted by the Cubans while
Brooke was not. Brooke has
snubbed Wood because Wood is
trusted by the Cubans while Brooke
Brooke and Ludlow
We have the finest turnout* in the ci
vehicles are new snd our stock stylish nn
We are ready to nerve with beat Uvery 1
Denison.
of December. Our regiment end
an Iowa battery received orders to
leave Cavite for this island Dec.
27th. When we got here the insur-
gents had everything their own way,
having chased every Spanish soldier
out of the town.
Pany is the second largest island
of the Philippine group. The in-
surgents would not allow us to land,
to we were cooped up until orders
were received from Manila to land.
We were anchored out in front of
Iloilo, the port city. We had two
om*4
Nolan & Kildery
eeeeoeseoeoaoeseooesoe
is despised, ________
have been band in glove in tbeir ef-
forts to discredit Wood and Lee,
and in this they have had the official
becking of Algeriam, Eganitm and
Corbinism. Lee earned tbe posi-
tion of governor general of Cobs,
but the position was givea to a man
who never showed abi'ity to be
governor of a coral reef. Lee was
IT’S NATURAL
when yon uk your grocer for
For him io say he has something just as good
but if you have used both yon know better. .
000000000000000000
Our new warships are to be pro- that he had no authority. V
tected with a belt of ceiluloes made the natives opened fire that Sui
from the pith of corn stalks. The r,2ht “ of the Petrel, not
*, , .... 200 yards distant. Tbe cruiser
Illinois, Kentucky, Alabama, Ww-L a hand and all tha)
consin mnd Kearsage, will require * coufd gee was a white steam ar
<jo tons each, and it will require 15 lighted up by fire. There w
tons of stalks to make one of cellu- sick lot of natives. Small 1
lose. It will require the stalks from werf m1an1ned *"d under * hot
, n we landed. The natives tne
nearly 2000 acres to supply these b„n the city and it w„ on
five ships. I when we landed. We mai
. =. through the city with fire 01
Austin oeople are snrewd. They sideg of us. 2,p, *ip, came
got the state meeting of the Sons of Mauser balls. After we
Herman there to reduce their stock through to the suburbs a nice
of beer and the ex-confederate re- battle occurred. The Tenn
union to help reduce the stock of ^ were with us‘ ^e did
, ^ , . . take any prisoners, all tha
whisky. The German end ot the caught were ,hot. That nigh
combination was equal to the struck camp completely tired
emergency but the ex-warriors were We had captured ponies, bu
somewhat embarrassed for lack ot mn<* carnage* of all makes,
* j , . a .■ ___, ,___. water buffalo, a kind of ox th<
funds; but Ausun people are liberal. .w. ’w„ . .. un
Hall’s Gnat Discovery. SUHPI
One small bottle of Hall’s Great Dis-
covery cures all kidney and bladder DIE
troubles, removes gravel, cures diabetes,
seminal emission, weak and lsme back, | J-J-McAlester, McAiester, I. T.,
rheumatism and all Irregularities of the C. S. Cobb, R. S.
kidneys and bladder In both men and S- A. Slack,
women. Regulates bladder trouble in W. B. Muosoi
One small bottle U two months' treat- I OHCilcd.
ment, snd -111 cur. sny cs~ shore men-1 For«t UutKlIsxjr -
General Miles is
handled without gloves. The beef I
supplied the army was generally
good, the same in fact as supplied
the trade. The court also finds that I
the major general commanding had I
not sufficient justification for alleg-
ing that the refrigerated beef was
embalmed or was unfit for issue to
the troops. It also finds that he
committed error in that, having be-
lief or knowledge, as be claimed, |
that the food was unfit, that it
caused sickness and distress; that
some of it was supplied under the
pretense of experiment; that other
beef was embalmed, he did not
immediately send such knowledge
or belief to the secretary of war to
the end that a propel remedy
might be promptly applied. Of
course the government is white-
dron.
BEAD THIS.
Deniton, Texas, April ao, 1897.
We the undersigned have used Hall’s
Great Discovery, and can tully recom-
mend it to others suffering from kidney
or bladder troubles.
J. A. Meadows,
M. C. Altabrook,
W. A. Marstta,
Hal C. Sims,
A F. Hornback,
Distilled trom the richest Malted Bar-
ley, Chase’s Barley Malt Whisky is full
of nutriment, mild and excellent and
absolutely pure. M. J. Sweeney, sole
agent tor Denison.
Here is the characteristically blunt
He will have way Senator Mason, of Illinois—a
lem, judging Republican—speaks of affairs in tbe
_ 'Philippines: “Tne idea of calling
these Filipinos rebels, at tome of
our newspapers persist in doing, is
unjust. They have never taken the
oath of allegiance to the United
States; they wanted independence
from the start, and have said so.
They will always hate us and noth-
Not one correspondent at Manila, {
and there are several of them there,
has said that Aguinaldo represents
anything bnt a barbarous military
despotism. With one voice the
correspondents declare that the
Filipinos ate totally unfit for self-
government.—Wichita Ledger.
Of course. If they said anything
complimentary of Aguinaldo or of
the cause he represents those con-
tributions would not pass the mili-
tary censor.
State or Ohi<
SIITIEII STUB ITE BUIS
fives. We found them and tbey
put up a hot fight. We lost in
killed four men and a lieutenant.
We pushed on to Jaro, but had to
fight our way every step. We
rushed the town on the.double quick.
All the natives that remained were
old men and women.
We take turns about on picket,
one battalion one night and another
next night, so every other night and
day I am on the bring line. Tbe
native ltne is about one-balf a mile
from our line. We chased them a
couple of times but had to tall
back to Jaro,
.PhotonSurreys, Spring Wagons, Harness,
at prices that will please you.
Farm Implements, Cultivators, Plows. Cotton Planters,
Double Shovels, Hoes, etc.
Come and see us. We want to do business with you on
time or for cash. _ _
manding tbe discharge of these vol-
unteers, and alledging, in bitter
terms, that the soldiers are being
used to further political ends. It
will not be surprising it the presi-
dent eventually should be led to
call for an additional force of volun-
teers, in view of such demands as
those the above,
no trouble in securing thi
by the promptness with which re-
cruiting officers have been filling
I their quota*. If General Lawton is
right in saying that 100,000 soldiers
will be needed to completely sup-
press the Filipino insurrection, and
_ if General Wood it correctly quoted
cities sustaining the president’s *n saying that 100,000 American...
iippine policy soldiers will be required to suppress ing is to be gained by conquering
r-i.- , *T j" . . . . brigandage in Cuba, it is plain that them. I have learned from the
t Chickasha dispatch of yester- we j,ave onjy begun to re,|jze the surgeon general’s office that 21 per
says a terrific wind storm that magnitude of the task which the re- cent of our men out there are afflicted
eloped into a cyclone at several suits of the war with Spain have de- with a loathsome disease. This is
ces, struck Southern Oklahoma volved upon us. To meet it will a bad beginning for our army. I
the Indian Territory. One not «>urage and state- .m not . hi^or.1Ut and not „
fi_- . J . tnanship, but an enormous expen li- much opposed to stealing in itself,
th at Chickasha and three in ture Qf public funds, to secure which but 1 do question the judgment of a
HEADQUARTERS
io, City or Toledo, 1
Lucas County, /
Frank J. Chenxy makes oath that he
Is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & Co., doing business In the
City of Toledo, county and state afore-
said, and that said firm will pay the sum
of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
each and every case ot Catarrh that can
not be cured by the use of Hall's Ca-
tarrh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day of December,
A. D. 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
DELICACIES,
FISH, OTSTEBS,
CELEST, ITOIT.
Frank Mamola
We have 600 of the
iSth infantry regulars, 900 Tennes-
see volunteers, also part of one bat-
tery of fifty men and the natives are
between i^oo and 2000 strong. We
are expecting reinforcements every
day. Our barrack is a fine college
with a wall around it, has a piano,
finest of cushioned chairs and fur-
niture. We have fine rocking
chairs out on picket duty taken
from the houses. This place is
about four miles from Iloilo. It is
the largest place. There are ioo
towns on tbit island, ranging
from 1000 to 3000 inhabitants,
j Our post duty Cossack; you
ask any old soldier and they can
tell you all about it. We clean our
guns with silk dresses and we all
have fine walnut bedsteada with
mosquito bars over them to sleep in.
Every other business house here is
either a tobacco factory or a sugar
Tbe natives had breast-
123 Main Street.
This well-equipped saloon is well stocked with
popular brands oi Bourbon and Rye Whiskies,
Imported and Native Wines, Brandies and Gins,
and Imported and Domestic Cigar a A share of
the public’s patronage is respectfully solicited.
Hall’* ______
naily and xc.< directly on the blood and
mucou* surface* of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Hail’s Family Pills are the best. may
Mr. Wetmore, late president of
tbe Liggett & Myers Tobacco com-
pany, tays the truat system it more
dangerous to the country than any-
In his
JURY EXEMPTIONS.
thing that now confronts us.
judgment all the wart that ever!
have been fought by tbe govern-
ment since its foundation do not
equal in importance the gravity of
the trust situation. Of course the
men who are promoting these ]
gigantic monopolies claim it is “our
destiny” to enter upon the new or-
der of things, and that the indepen-
dent dealer, manufacturer and pro-
ducer must submit to tbe inevitable,
just as tbe expansionists talk about
“our destiny” to grab all outlying
territory where inhabitants are
not strong enough to resist our en-
croachments.
factory,
works 300 feet long and 5 feet high
made of sacks of sugar. At first
made of sacks of sugar,
the natives came pretty close to us
and we picked them off every day,
but now tbey tneak along behind
anything they find, fire and run just
like they had wings to
like they had wings to their heel*.
Wr call them cackards. I fired
at a native about 1800 yards distant
and killed him at first shot.
I will close for the present.
Geo. R. Farquhar.
The two largest and best brew-
eries in the world. Nothing but
the best of malt and hops used in
the manufacture of these two most
popular beers.
Robbed the Grave
A startling incident of which Mr.
John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the sub-
ject, is narrated as follows: “I was in a
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eve* sunken, tongue
coated, pain continually in back and
sides, no appetite—gradually growing
weaker day by day. Three physicians had
given me up. Fortunately a friend ad-
vised trying ‘Electric Bitters,’ and to my
great joy and surprise, the first bottle
made a decided improvement. I con-
tinued their use for about three weeks,
and am now a well man. I know they
saved my life, and robbed the grave of
another victim.” No one should fail to
try them. Only jo cents per bottle at
T. B. Waldron’s Drug Store. 5
of her youth—her branty. her swUbthty
and her capacity for wifehood and mother-
hood — without realisinc it There is ao
sadder sight than that of a young woman
who has for year* been heart nf up bravely
and silently under physical losturea that
would drive a mac to the mad house.
Thousands of women suffer in this way
and ask neither aid nor sympathy. They
realise that they are the victims of weak-
ness aad disease of the distinctly womanly
organism. They do Dot consult s physician
because of the well-loanded fear that hs
will insist upon disgusting 'examinations”
and ” local treatment ” Dr. Maree’s Fa-
vorite Prescription doc* away wish all
necessity for these ordeals It cures in the
privacy of the home It restores health
n J —____tW _A -1---K. tk. A - St--A-
Io that center of civilisation, St.
Louis, Police Judge Peabody has
made the following remarkable rul-
ing in a wife-beating cate:
“I think this woman Is more at fault
than the man,
A Thousand Tongues
Could not express the rapture of Annie
E. Springer, of 1125 Howard street, Phila-
delphia, Pa., when she found Dr. King’s
New Discovery for Consumption had
completely cured her of a hacking cough
that for many years had made life a bur-
den. All other remedies and doctors
could give her no help, but she says of
this Royal Cure—“it soon removed the
pain in my chest, and I can now sleep
The cyclone came up from the
southwest.
It was preceded by a
heavy hail storm, and followed by a
terrific rain, lasting for an hour.
TUESDAY, MAY 9.
In consequence of the late rains
high water is booming all over the
country.
Tangier, Morocco, May 8.—The
United States cruiser Chicago has
arrived here to support the claims
of the United States government
against the sultanate of Morocco.
At Gatesville the state reforma-
tory and contents of buildings were
destroyed by fire. Origin of fire
unknown. Loss shout $30,000.
No one Is missing or hart. AU
live stock was saved.
She tried to thwart her
husband’s wilt in the presence of their
children, and set them a bed example which
he had a right to rebuke. Thera arc
times when a wife Irritate* her husband
to such a extent that he cannot control
himself, and use* his hands or fist. As
long as no serious harm la done I don't
believe in punishment.
I'll bet that Judge it an im-
perialist And PH wager that be
licks bit own wife, or being a bache-
lor, mauls his mistress. He it a
man after McKinley’s own heart
There is no intrinsic difference be-
tween tbe monister who will bruise
woman’s tender flesh with brutal
blows and him who would crush a
race of simple savagesbeoeath tbe
soundly, something I scarcely remember
doing before. I feel like sounding it*
praise throughout tbe Universe.” So
will everyone who trie# Dr. King’s New
Discovery for any trouble ot the Throat,
Chest or Lungs. Price 50c and $1.00.
Lesper-Lingo Lumbir Co
Trial bottle* free at T. B. Waldron's
Drug Store; every bottle guaranteed. 5
Lata news indicates that England
and Russia bave agreed bow much
of China each ia to bold leaving
France aad Germany out in the cold.
This will cause the German war
lord to cuss in four langusges, but
be can’t change the situation.
I bave lota to tell you, and you will
bave to listen to my tales of war as I
have listened to yours in years gone
cruel heel of force,
is the same, leavii
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