The Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 308, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 7, 1906 Page: 9 of 12
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and are then delivered to the
lees may properly be sold to
which govern the handling of
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Waples-Platter’s Coffees
and that is why they give absolute satisfaction.
Fine Builders’ Hardware
Wood Mantels and Tile
HalLLeeper
Hardware
Company
Why— .
not have your , feet comfortable while away
on your summer vacation? Our gun metal j
oxfords will be the most satisfactory leath-
er,to be bad, It, is nice and soft and does
not rough up, the bottoms are heavy but
not stiff.
At $3 and $3 50 a pair
J. B. Orr,
405 N. ARM8TRONG AVE.
Choice New Hey
Just received from tbs
Territory. --------
KNAUR-UNDSAY
Grain Co.
Distributors.
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North By
lake
4IOHT*8 EVEN rs.
era, Comedians. Wood-
SUNDAY MORNING.
Master Painters, regular meeting. No.
SOI \yest Main street.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
A-
Lone Star Division No. 53, O. R. C.,
regular meeting. 0. R. C. Hall.
Wartburg Lodge No. 62, S. of H., reg-
ular meeting, B. of L. F. Hall.
Vorwaerts Vereln, regular meeting,
Vorwaerts Hall.
SUNDAY NIGHT.
Denison £erie No. 85, F. O. E., reg-
ular meeting. Eagles’ Hall.
MONDAY MORNING.
City Pastor's Association, regular
meeting, Y. |(. C. A.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
Boldrick & Swan
You Can’t Afford to Pass
Our sale on dishes and glasswaro at the
BLUE FRONT RACKET STORE, 220 MAIN
Saturday and Monday. Take a look at our new line of tablets and
postal card tablets and box paper just arrived. Forty dozen 7-lnch
plain white plates for 20c a set. Another lot of tinware. 9-lneh pie
pans 2c each; 9-lnch Jelly pans 3c each; 17-quart tin dish pans 10c
each. Keep your eye on us. Our motto is to cut the price. Yours,
Davis & Kote, Dr.nJ!°"’
The Popular Summer Beverage
The unfermented juice of the ripe grape, bottled in half pints and
known as Robertson’s 10c Orape Juice Split, sold by us. This size
Is very convenient and popular and we are selling a great many of
these 10c bottles. Shall we send you a few? They're mighty fine to
have on ice.
DAN TRACY & CO.
404 W. MAIN ST.
.....If You Eat Groceries.....
We want to sell them to you. Why shouldn't we? We offer you
first class qualities, first class service In every particular, quick free
delivery and low prices. Fresh country butter and eggs will be a
specialty with us.
Red River Lodge No. 8, B. of L. F.,
regular meeting. B. of L. F. Hall.
Choctaw Division No. 568, H. of L. E„
regular meeting, O. R. C. Hall
Ladles’ Aid Society, regular meeting,
First Christian Church.
Home Mission Society, regular meet-
ing, Waples Memorial Church.
Weather Forecast.
New Orleans, La., July 7.—Tonight
and Sunday, scattered showers.
DID YOU EVER TRY THE
Refined
Cooking Oil,
A pure vegetable oil. It Is fine.
It has no fareweli taste or
smell. Fine for cooking dough-
nuts, potato chips and every-
ihlg else. It sells at 75c per
gallon.
TONY HILL JOHl
PHONES NEW AND OLD.
Mrs, Sam Corn is reported quite ill
at her home on East Woodard street.
Mrs. Hannah Pope, whose home Is
east of the city, is very ill, Mrs. Pope
is 76 rears old.
Mrs. Oeorge Lemon, who has been
quite 111 at her home on East Day
street, Is improving.
Mrs. Oldham, aged 80 years, is
quite 111 at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Martin, west of the city.
Will Odum, a negro, was fined $22
by Justice John R. Preston this morn-
ing on a charge of disturbing the
peace.
Bert Nicholson, a Katy machinist,
is quite 111 at his room at the Douglass
rooming house, No. 625 West Main
street.
The young people of the Catholic
Sodality will enjoy a social at the
home of the Misses Clark, No. 929
West Chestnut street, next Tuesday
evening.
Ed Carver was discharged hy Jus-
tice Preston yesterday afternoon on
a charge of having used abusive lan
guage to John Davis on the afternoon
of the Fourth.
About twelve couples enjoyed an In-
formal dance at the Elks' Club-last
night. Excellent piano music was fur-
nished for the occasion, and the even-
ing was a very pleasant one.
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The rainfall of yesterday evening
and this morning has had no effect
on Red River. The gauge this morn-
ing showed the river to be within 1.9
feet of the low water mark and It was
still falling.
The remains of the one-year-old
child of Mrs. J„ou Stein were disinter-
red at Oakwood cemetery yesterday
and burled in the Fatrvlew cemetery
by the side of Its father, who died a
few months ago. The child bad been
buried eighteen years.
remember her as a little girl and will
bo interested In her success.
White Rose Grove No. 4, Woodmen
Circle, held a special meeting In
Firemen's hall last night on account
of the Wood nine hall being in course
of repairs. Three men were Initiated
and one application acted on. Mrs.
R. G. Dumas resigned her office of
magician and Mrs. Elsie Rachel was
elected to fill her place. Mrs. Kacliel
was installed during the eveuing. A
rising vote of thanks was tendered
Mrs. Dumas for her excellent work as
correspondent of the circle. Plans
were made for a tea to be given at
the home of the guardian, Mrs. L. G.
Atkin, No. 211 North Austin avenue,
next Thursday afternoon and evening.
The fire department made a double
run at 8 o'clock last night through the
mistake of the person who turned In
the alarm. The alartn first came that
there wes a fire at Dan Tracy's store
No. 402 West Main, and before
the department returned from this
false alarm, the second one was turn-
ed in. This time it was reported that
there was a fire in the rear of
Shreeves grocery at No. t 100 East
Main street. The alarm had been
turned in by some one seeing smoke
coming from a shed in the alley which
had been covered with tin roofing and
was being used as a place to amoke
meat.
That Denison has taken a new
lease of life In the real estate line is
shown b,V the records of the city sec-
rotary. For the first week of July
building permits amounting to $0,925
were Issued, which lacks only about
$2,000 being as much as the entire
month of June. The most costly
building Is a ftve-room addition, esti-
mated at $2,850, to the property of
Mrs W. F. Bennett on lots 9 and 10,
block 22 of Miller’s Second addition.
The next la a six room cottage to be
erected by Arthur Uke on lot 1. block
58, of Miller's Second addition, cost-
ing $1,750. Two permits were Issued
this morning, one to Mrs. W. F. jBen-
nett and the other to C. A. Keefe to
build a barn on lot 14, block 2*- of the
old town plat. .
PERSONAL MENTION.
S. H. Ballard of Sherman was In the
citv last night.
Ira Mendeth of Sherman visited la
Denison last night.
W. W Owen of Sherman was in the
city yesterday afternoon.
Frank Kote of Sherman was In the
city yesterday afternoon.
Saunders Gregg of Sherman was a
Denison visitor yesterday.
Agnew Cutler came down today to
visit his mother Mrs. H. C. Culler
B. F. Sussdorf of Sherman was lu
the city yesterday afternoon on busi-
ness.
Mrs. A. S. Burrows and daughter.
Miss Margaret, visited In Sherman
yesterday.
Mrs. C. E. Spiers returned last
night from a two weeks' visit with
Mrs. O. E Long pf Ennis.
Miss Emma Schott returned today
from a short visit to her brother,'
Frank Bcftott; in Galveston.
Mrs. J. W. Sale and daughter, Hel j
en. returned yesterday front a short )
visit to Mr. Sale in Shreveport.
Misses Christine and Birdie latne \
of Greenville returned home yesterday ;
after a visit to their cousin, Miss IjO-'
la Douglass.
Master Norman Dickers and little j
sister, Alma, of Ennis are vtRttlng j
Miss Esste Brooks, No. 311 West
Sears street.
David W. Farris, deputy United j
States marshal at Colbert and his,
brother, Z. W. Farris, were In Deni ,
son yesterday.
Miss Geurgia Bankston of Dallas
We make a big reduction on the fol-
lowing goods:
Parlor Cabinets,
Fancy Odd Pieces,
Ladies' Desks,
Open Book Cases,
Buffets,
Combination Buffets,
Mantle Folding Beds,
Wood Beds, Solid Oak
Bed Room Suits,
Hat Racks,
Child's Swings,
Porch Chairs and
Rockers,
Cheap Chiffoniers.
Come quick while they
last.
EASY PAYMENTS.
FURNITURE AND CARPET8.
Rugs! Rugs!! Rugs!!!
We have Just received the largest
.......------- --------— — - - line of 9x12 Brussels and Axnrlnstrr
has returned home after a week's vis- mgs ever shown in this market. Resu-
lt to Mrs. Clark Cleavenger, No. 217 i tlful floral and rich Oriental patterns.
West Morton street. | Rugs for everybody, for every pur-
Mrs. Charles Blossom and little son pose, for any room. Prices rango
returned to Atoka today after a visit | from $7.50 to $:t0,(i0.
to her mother here. Miss Ollie Car-
roll accompanied her for a few days’
visit.
George Shields returned from
short visit to Dallas yesterday even-!
ing. Mrs. Shields, who left for Dal-
las a few days ago. will not return un-
til tomorrow'.
Mrs. Curran and daughter, Miss
Mary, of Parsons returned home to-
day after a visit to thetr daughter and
sister, Mrs. W. H. McCune, No. 405
West Sears street.
Mrs. Kate Kight and son. Raymond,
will leave for Kansas for a month’s
visit with her son, Harvey. From
Kansas they will go to Westport,
Maryland, their old home, where they
will reside in the future.
CARPET DEPARTMENT.
i Chas. H. Jones.
The Smile
that won't come off, apitears on ba-
by's face after one bottle of White's
Cream Vermifuge, the great worm
medicine. Why not keep that smile
on baby's face? if you keep this med-
icine on hand, you will never see any-
thing else but smiles on his face.
Mrs. S—., Blackwell, Okla., writes:
"My baby was peevish and fretful.
Would not oat and I feared he would
die. I used a bottle of White's Cream
Vermifuge nnd he has not had a sick
day since.” Sold by T. B. Waldron.
Hear Rev. La Grone of Dallas
the Y. M. C. A. Sunday at 4 p. m.
NEW PHONE W.
DENISON TRANSFER LINE
TIM MURPHY, Proprietor.
MOVES safes, pianos and household
furniture with special caro and' safety.
|‘Bue and carriage eervlce day and
bight. Phone 42- Office at 104 Main
.ntrooL :
There It more profit ' to
be made on buslneee by
telephone than from any
other source. Wbat are
you doing to increaee
__ yonr ealee by telephone?
Fourteen thousand subscribers added
to our system during 1908. besides
thousands of miles of toil circuits.
Hustle for your share.
The Southwestern
Telegraph C Telephone Co
Will Interest Many.
Every person should kftow that
good health Is Impossible If the kid-
neys are deranged. Foley's Kidney
Cure will cure kidney and bladder dis-
ease In every form, and will build up
and strengthen these organs so they
will perform their functions properly.
No dancer of Drlgjit.’s disease or dia-
betes If Foley's Kidney Cure Is taken
in time. T. B. Waldron.
localnotices.
The drouth In the vicinity of Dent- Watch Repairing.
son was broken yesterday afternoon ! Always reliable when done by A. A.
by a showfcr followed by a drizzling; N-(Won K„Rie Drug Store. 312 West
See what Everybody's says
summer advertising. Page 2.
about
Good Coffee
Some people* couldn't make
good coffee no matter how good
the berry may be, but those
who use « .
Security
Mocha and Java
seldom fail to produce a deli-
cious,* satisfying and strength-
ening beverage. The qunlity Is
there and it isn't very hard to
extract it.
H. A. TUCKER
Whether the weather is
HOT OR COLD
Ice Cream
and Pineapple
Are always good If It’s the kind
we make. We don't slight the
slightest detail In making
creams and fruit tees. One
thing Is certain, absolute purity
prevails.
Fine pineapple Ice, per
gallon ...............$100
Fine rich Ice cream, per
gallon ...............#1 25
Smaller quantities tn propor-
tion. Delivered to any part of
the city without extra ’charge.
Trydt for Sunday dinner.
THE PEOPLE'S
PHARMACY
Phone Your
Drug Store
Wants
You are not getting all the ad-
vantages your telephone offers
If you are not using It when
drug store goods are witntetl.
i. A. U Wolfe,
Sherman.
Silas Hare, dr.
Sherman,
2leo Maxey,
Denison.
Wolfe, Hare A Maxey,
“'•’■neys and Counsellor! at Law
Office* at Denleoo over National
beak of Denison.
Offices at Sherman over
dal National Bank.
rain which continued this morning.
The crops were beginning lo suffer
slightly from the lack of water, but
by a good rain falling now they will
mature fairly well.
Miss Helen Sale, the young daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W- 8ale, fell
late yesterday afternoon while skat-
ing on the walk around the Main
street school campus, and broke her
left arm Juet above the wrist. The
little patient Is resting aH well as
could be expected.
Gate City Chapter No. 77, O. K. 8..
held the .regular meeting last night.
In addition to considerable routine
work, plans were made for the regu-
lar memorial service to be held July
31. The chapters of Sherman and
Pottsboro will be Invited to be pres-
ent on that occasion.
Miss Clara Waltz, who has been se-
riously ill at the family home on j
West Woodard street for several,
weeks. Is much Improved but not yet I
able to sit up. Yesterday she was
the happy recipient of some beautiful
flowers from Mrs. W. B. Holltngshead
of South McAlester.
, Miss Kate Ernst, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. 8. Ernst, who lived In
Denison till about six years ago, when
they removed to Eaaton, Pa„ gradu-
ated a few days ago with honors from
the Eastern high school. In addition
to carrying off several honors of her
class during her high school life. Miss
Ernst, was the fortunate winner of a
scholarship to a college In Baltimore
She has many friends in Denison who
Main.
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Hear Rev La Grone of Dallas at
the Y. M. C. A. Sunday at 4 p. m.
Finest vanilla, strawberry or pine-
apple Ice you ever tasted, packed and
delivered nnywhere In Denison In any
quantity. Elite. It
The CaTholic Sodality will give a
social Tuesday evening. July 10, at
the home of Mrs. J. 8. Clark, No. 929
West Chestnut street. Everyone In-
vited. *
Hear Rev. La Grone of Dallas at
the Y. M C. A. Sunday at 4 p. m.
It’s Too Hot to Bake
At home. Although It's warm
we give just as much attention
to details and turn out fine
bread, cokes and pies. Get your
name on our regular list and get
the best.
Home Steam Bakery
927 Woodard St.
Free Delivery. Old 'Phone.
Call
208
See what the Rhode Island Advcr j
User says about shortsighted business!
men. Page 2.
the next time you are In need
of anything that should be. in
the stock of a first class drug
store.
We shall be pleased to re-
ceive your telephone orders and
will guarantee prompt delivery
and satisfactory uowls in every
case,
Reynolds Drug Co.
225 MAIN.
The members of Trinity Church will
give an ice cream social In the grove
In I tie 40b block W. Munson street,
Tuesday evening, July 10. All are
cordially invited
Finest vanilla, strawberry or pine-
apple Ice you ever tasted, packed and
delivered anywhere in DentBon tn any
quantity. Ellte.^ „ It
A man must have a queer financial
sense to lead a double life with two
families.
Your advertisement must not only
be right, It must be in the right place.
SO says the Rhode Island Advertiser.
See page 2. .
Interior Decorating ...
lace ydur order with us at onoa lor work to bo
In July and August, and feat the advantage
the big out wo aro making to onablo us to re-
ioo our enormous stock of high grade wall
■pars. Our Motto io: “A square deal to all."
L,. ROULAiN,
- ------ ^ T 11« North Burnett Av*.
Stationery,
Pine,
Finer*
Finest
Wo have It in the grade yot» want
and the kUid you want either In fancy
boxes or tablets. ■, , ...
■ww tntf vsfy ttttTB^
“W* Save Your Life.”
It's simply Irresistible the way
moonlight all seems to get on a girl’s
lips.
Expert Tirp Setting
For a Nice
Sunday Dinner
1 have some Tine frying size
chickens, sonic fresh country-
eggs, Idlcwild butter, green
corn, nice cantaloupes, ripe to-
matoes, green beans, wax beans,
squash, cucumbers, green on-
ions, green peppers, black eyed
peas, crowder peas', pineapples,
cheese and grape juice on ice.
in fact, we can supply you
with anything necessary for a
good dinner. ,
B. E. SMITH
723 South Armstrong Avenue.
Both Phones.
PECK
The Jeweler
Has What You Want
TONY GIARRAPUTO
Nice, clean ice cream parlor and
confectionery. Finest ice cream made.
AllegreUl'a, Fletcher's and National
chocolates and candles, cold drinks,
cigars, tobacco, nuts and fruits, al
ways fresh. Polite attention to cus-
tomers. 313 Main street.
Have those tires reset and get the
work done right by sending the Job
here. Our power aetter'Wetn the tires
cold or we can set them the old fash-
ioned way tf you prefer. Anyway, yon
will get the best work obtainable and
the prices are very reasonable. Have
m set now. Itfaiay save you some
oney and possible a few broken
law*:*
Won
Sea & NoeM'“E&C0'
209-211-213 W. CRAWFORD.
W* Repair Everything.
Crescent Cottage Paint
Covers Most,
Wears Uonyjest,
Looks Best.
Esler’s Paint Store
.
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