Coleman Voice. (Coleman, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1892 Page: 1 of 4
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It. II. OVERALL, VleArI*Tfla*l,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(dl.KMAN, TEXAS.
"" Vi*n- ■ • ____*
Capital Stock, •
Surplus aa4 Undivided Profits,
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| \ ||||, COLEMAN, L.K.C0LI.1NS,
VOICE
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i K. S.B(JWK», VlM-KtM't, B H. AI.KXABDKK.AM’tCMh’f.
Coleman National Bank.
OHUiSIXI'.ll JAM 1UT,ISSI.
|. p. MORkl», C. M. ALEXANDER,
W. C. DIBREU.,
R. H. OVERALL.
Vol. XI.—No. 7.
COLEMAN, TEXAS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 18, 188i
$1.50 a Year.
Capital Stock,
$40,000.
DIRECT!) Its,
W_ N. CAMERON, , ). M. .LANCASTER,
R, S. BOWEN, R. H. ALEXANDER,
W.T. LAUCHLIN.
J, E. MCCORD,
J. H. TUCKER,
r i
i ALMOST GIVEN AWAY
FOR THE-
NEXT THIRTY DAYS
Boy’s Coat and Vest,
Men’s Coat and Vest,
Cut Prices on all
75
$1.25
Other Goods,
The democratic convention-
at Houston and the state alli-
ance at Austin this week.
GovrTTitgg, by proclamation,
appoints Monday, September 5,
>r day. )
Walter/Gresham is the dem-
ocratic nominee for congress
from the Galveston district.
A. HOEVETS.
J. V. Cockrell received the
democratic nomination at De-
catur for the 18th congressional
convention._
OLA AYCOCK,
--DEALER IN-
The Ooiicho Valley fair asso
ciation will hold its fourth an*
I nual fair at San Angelo, Octo-
ber 4 to 8. ‘ _
0. E. pal? for Oo&trrm.
The democratic congressional
convention of the 8th district
met at Dublin and nominated
Judge C. K. Bell for congress.
Every county in the district was
represented and this despite
the fact that Judge Bell had no
opposition and his name was a
foregone conclusion. The Dub-
lin Telephone in speaking edi-
torially of the convention, says
of Judge Bell: C. K. Beld ame
to Texas eighteen years ago a
poor boy and located in Hamil-
ton. He is not afraid of hard
Staple and Fancy Groceries
Texas is shipping vast quan
titles of oats, com, wheat and
hay, Most of it goes to New
Orleans and Memphis.
Y
Tobacco, Cigars, &c.,
____f-„. _ • , ^.(Iaiuikroiai, Avenue, Coleman, Texas,
With a full line of FRESH GROCERIES, solicits a share of
your trade, and will endeavor to make it to your
interest to trade with him. _
Melons should not be allowed
to grow too thick on the vine,
for a few large melons are more
desirable than many small ones.
POWELL & BLACKBURN.
REAL ESTATE, 10AR AND INSURANCE A6EATS,
Have land in any quantity for sale. Will make
loans on real estate and buy vendors lien notes^
REPRESENT A LINE OF INSURANCE OOIAPAIIES UREXCELIED
Such as the Phoenix of London, Phemx of Brook-
lvn, Continental of New York, Fireman s I und of
San Francisco and other reliable companies.
The annual exodus to Europe
is now in full blast. At New
York on a recent Wednesday
the departure aggregated 5,000
If a farmer feels that he must
have more land, why not let
him try to increase in depth
rather than breadth.
Office West Side Public Square.
n
T. W. WHITE * CO.
DEALERS IN
Fancy and Staple Groceries,
Confectionery, Fruit, etc.
ALSO SADDLERY AND HARNESS.
Invite the public to o»ll on them end to come often. ___
Keep Tour Stoors at Homo.
Tlie Journal again advises
and urges Texas cattlemen not
to ship their steers to market,
but keep them at home, where
they can, in a few months’ time
dispose of them at reasonably
good prices for feeders.
The market centers are
already overrun with half steers.
There are enough of this class
of cattle now being Jpmporarily
grazed in the Indian Territory
to supply the market with can
nets for the entire season
These Territory cattle cannot,
Texas was to ditch some farm
er’s land for drainage purposes.
By industry and frugality he
was enabled to support himself
and mother until he could read
law and begin its practice. He
soon began to rise in the pro
ftg Attested, hy a# a rule, he held^over or fed,
the fact that his first work in ' ’ “ ’ ~...........
PROFESSIONAL CAHDS.
H, C. Randolph. G. I*. Webb
RANDOLPH & WEBB,
Attorneys - at - Law,
rol.KMAX, : TEXAS.
Office overColeman National bank.
DIBRELL BROS,
J. r. LnnurrtH, J. O. Woopwaau,
LEDBETTER & WOODWARD,
Attorneys - at - Law,
-DEALERS IN-
GROCERIES,
COLEMAN, • - - TEXAS,
Office over First National Bank.
T. J, WHITE,
Attoiney/- at - Law,
Coleman,
Texas.
Office, Boom 10 on »econtl floor of conrthouae- j
Prompt attention to all business entrusted.
fession and became recognized
as an attorney of exceptional
ability. He "was elected and
served two terms as district
attorney of this, the Twenty-
ninth judicial district, during
the incumbency of T. L. Nugent,
the present nominee of the peo
pie’s party for governor, as dis-
trict judge. He next aspired
to the state .senate, and was
elected by' an overwhelming
mm-A-JL “AYx.....
must take their chances at the
market centers. Texas cattle-
men whose cattle are on their
Texas ranges, have or at least
can get an abundance of grass,
and can therefore easily arrange Wllt& Mj* r/VY7rV%’»
to hold their steers until fall. T a-tx7"V"BTR,
Texas has mote, feed and will W X *
therefore feed more cattle this I COLEMAN,
winter than ever before. In ad-1 wiupnwti<» in District .ods.iwrior court*
dition to this home demand for ->«-^mccotia
feeders, several thousand will
be required to supply the de-
mand from Arkansas, Louisiana
HARDWARE, STOYES,
-AND
Agricultural Implements.
-MANUFACTURERS OF-
Mississippi and Alabama.
For these reasons there will
be in less than ninety days a
local demand for every feeding
steer in the state at fairly good
prices, better than possibly can
elected by an overwueiumig ymeo, ............j —
majority over bis opponents, be obtained by shipping on the
After the expiration of his term present low markets. ,
in the senate he was chosen to Another advantage in holu-
—— ~. . , . ; m tlie senate lit? wua laidocu I-y* ~ " n ,
One great trouble with tlus 18erve the people of his old Judi- ing these cattle at home, worthy
ountry is that too many peo . - -• • • • -a_ ■ —aU«onioi manHAn tlmt it
UUUI|k> J ...........g A
pie had rather discuss the snb-
jeefrof labor than to do any <*f it.
cial district as judge, which
position he now holds.
Nc truer patriot, or more de-
Fort WortiTprinters were on servli# demociat could be
a strike last week, and as a re
suit the Gazette and the Mail,
failed to -appear for several
day ' -
Very often we read of-cattle
dying with what is called “Tex-
as fever,” but it is always in
some other state. The disease
is unknown in Texas.
The sugar consumed in the
United States in 1801 amounted
to 1,855,044 tons, or a little over-
sixty pounds to each head of
the population.
nominated than C. K. Bell He
is an honest man and an able
one,, and if elected will shed
luster on the glorious name of
the Lone Star State. He is a
fit compeer of such men as Mills,
Culberson and others who stand
in, the front ranks of both
houses, ____
The Caller (Corpus Christ!)
says: A.petition lims been sent
” ' {pin a large
W. O. READ,
Attorney - at 1 Law, GOLEM AN?
COLEMAN, TEXAS.
Office over the store of Little & Co
TINWARE, ROOFING,
GUTTERING, ETC.,
- - - TEXAS.
r. jtitow.r. i --- j
_ | Abtolute&Bie
Attorney - at - Law, best buggy
, „ , forth*money
Office Over First National Bank. erer placed
COLEMAN, TKXAS onthemarket.
hriwicELLeR brewstehsibobsi
7 — fall leather UmooAtm*
■k *i«ya, Rul)her St„rm Apron, .ilrfr pl»tert JnlnU. .1
of especial mention, is that It
withdraws from the aleady
overcrowded markets and in
that way strengthens prices for
the Territory steers that must,
regardless of circumstances, be
shipped out
Ship out the fat cows, bulls
and slags and let them bring
what I hey may, but don’t sac-
rifice the steers and still-farther
glut the market when you are
assured of a better, surer and
safer market at. your own doors
within the next few months.
J. T. EVANS,
Attorney- at - Law.
Coleman, Texas.
{rl-.Jadgo Evans has land ft*
art'l large tracts, alqo farms an
( all ami see him If you wish a
A German doctor has stalled
a tljeory that most di
can bej
[es at each meal,
gas does it.
by eating
The acid
The members of theSalishnry
ministry have agreed to resign,
and the Queen has requested
Gladstone to form a new minis-
try. ’
An observant exchange epi-
tomizes the four political par-
ties and their creeds as fallows-
High tax. low tax, wind and
water. __
There are still over 8,000
widows Of veterans of the war
of 1-812 on the roll, notwith-
standing the lapse, of nearly
three generations since the close
of that interesting struggle.
to the president ......e-
number of M^^inVomien of
southweSt>lfexas, wlkuifi-itlG:
’lid sons iirG,now nndci
toiHctment by the fefieral eourts
urll'v’iolation of till neutrality
,ws, rjie indictnwnts being
baHP^ffa MlTfr~ptoliipation in
the so called Garza
The petition states many rea
sons why they should be re-
leasee , appeals strongly to the
better nature of the president
It is clothed in the most touch-
ing language, and hard indeed
must be the heart that is not
moved by the pleadings of these
poor women. That many of
these unfortunate Mexicans
were drawn into trouble through
ignorance there is not a shadow
of a doubt, The Caller says
How Congress Stood.
The following tabulation just
43 ooxoS&s-Sif
i senate: Denb®
k-iDation in 44 coxorf-ab—
lUvolntion, Hup. senate; Ib'ffi’mrrrrtr
•• The Houston and Texas Cen
tral submitted a proposition to
Lampasas to extend from Bur-
net for a bonus of $50,000. It
is thought the money' will be
raised and that the road will
Evan* ha$ laml for small
• ‘ -k ranches. 1
ami st«»ck
a bargain.
irry 'over S00 Vehicle* in Sock!af afl kind.,
AIK) are litadouarlrro for Barm". W» allro
ire «*
carry a full-----.... -—.
•wcisand »utar Rakk«. Mowcaa.
iNtNCINtl.lO “ “ “
----ro
Taacnoi
cas. TMatsataa,
MlusVVSVMoil’ScS
. DALLAS, TEXA&
__________;a«iM*a. •oaoHUM If a
ATona WRITE US FOR YOUR
T. R. AUSTJN,
LJLWlTEie.
Coleman, Texam. __
C. M. Alexander^
DUNN & REYNOLDS,
U. B. Beaumont.
-Dealers In-
C. M. Alexander^ u. n.n»iunvu.. .
Alexander a beaumont, j)ry Qoods and Groceries,
Physicia"*1 Surgeomt c,othi?g) Furnishing aood9,
Boots, Shoes, Hats,
A FULL AND COMPLETE STOCK-
Office over Coleman National bank.
p .J. Bowen. M. U. Wm E Brown, M D.
BOWERS & BROWN,
Physicians, Surgeons
AND OBSTETRICIANS.
to GGAttivx.co—Office over Horveta* atoya.
Republican senate; DemJ^^ q LOWRIE, M. D.,
A A /invnpi'iui—\ .A*1 i _ __
COLEMAN. TEXAS.
45 ooxokesh —1870.
Rep. senate; Dem. house
46 congress—1878.
Democratic senate; Dem. house
47 congress—1880,
Rep. senate; Dem. house
48 congress—1882.
Rep. senati/; Dem. house
40 CONGRESS—1884,
Reji. senati; Dem. house
50 OWIORKSH—1880,
Rep, senateV Dem. house
51 colWHKSS—1888.
Coiiii aU.T'BW
AGUYWSEt—
tp AM now prepared to treat any and all <U»-
JL eaeeB oftne
Eye, Ear/Nose and Throat*
E}*Offlce orer First National Bank._
Find out where you can get the best bargains and
J. K. SOLOMON,
ID EUT 1ST,
There Spend Your Money.
Office in Central Bloek,
Coleman, Texas.
that the leaders should be pun- ReP- senate; Rep house
ished, however, and we do not | 52 coNGUEss^iSfiO
hesitate to say, that they alone Rep. senate; Dem. house
should bn held responsible for T^' named is the year
the actions of those who were !n
made their pliant tools through
Me &.
Attorney at Law.
Thanking the People of Coleman county for their liberal
patronage since we opened business in Coleman, and asking a
continuance of all that have dealt with us, also soliciting others
to give us a trial,
We remain, Very Respectfully,
Coleman, - Texas.
Office over First National U#nk.
their total ignorance of tlie
neutrality laws. The drouth
of southwest Texas has brought
sorrow .enough to these- poor
be built within a year.
-; sip
A Texas newspaper man
says there are political orators
speaking today whose jawbones
will be dug up from the bowels
of the earth a thousand years
in which congress was elected.
—Washington Post.
IFired Studee.
JEWELER.
-The castor bean crop of
Mitchell county, while it has
buito» .cuuugii I.,, ...vov beep much on the order of an
petitioners to the president, and experiment this year, has dem-
urlinll tllllil* UAl'I’nUf 1U UiLLkI L.d tin. foot fliof tlllC
now when tltoif sovrow is added onstrated the fact that this
. "I . - - .1 ■« ...... I /.t f n nl n IllliJ 1 .. i. 111 ll .... .1. 1 \ ...a,. .. . ]
(0 by the arrest of their hus-
bands and sons, their state is
indeed a deplorable one. Many
of those who have been arrested
little knew what they were
doing. Their passions and pg
triotism were appealed to by
plant will flourish here, and
there is no reason why it should
not be a paying crop. The
plant is hardy, resists (bought,
is easily cultivated and comes
ou the market at an opportune
time for the farmers. Those
Ul wm* Ctuiu » UIOUDGM- ------ ..... ----- --- ----
hence and exhibited as bones ipany prey speakers of the Ua who have planted it here this
of prehistoric mastodons- j tarino Garza stripe, and they year are
-4p'
N, T. JONES LdBES CO.
THE LARGEST AID WILT EXCLUSIVE
LUMBER DEALERS
IN COLEMAN COUNTY.
Tlie stockade at Tracy City,
Tpnn., burned, and 300 convicts
were placed on carH and started
for Nashville. Tlie burning
was done by the free miners,
who led the convicts out, then
applied the torch.
The entire town of Red Moun-
tain, Col., was destroyed by fire
Saturday; supposed incendiary
origin. ' Sixty buildings des
troyed. Loss $275,(HK); insur-
ance $150,000. Many people
homeless. i
large stock and complete assortment Texas
and Louisiana Fine.
WE ALSO HAVE IN STOCK
were told that their country was
bleeding -under thp yoke of a
tyrant. They were made to
believe that the United States
government encouraged the in-
vasion of Mexico.
- Considerable excitement is
caused ig certain quarters ol
Kansas over the arrival of large
numbers of Russians, They
come frotn the region where
cholera is now raging, and fear
is expressed (hey might bring
in the disease._
It is absolutely painful to
witness the frantic efforts being
made by many of tlie rAspue
local papery settle" grave
national ’questions that have
perplexed the statesmen of all
ages. Some of them devote so
much space to political econo-
my tlmt they have no vooni for
the local ne>ys of their comran-
ni(eS, tind they act as if they
thought the welfare of the hu-
man race depended on their in-
dividual efforts. —Greenville
Banner.
__ ______very well pleased with
the result so.far,and the proba-
bilities are that a much larger
acreage will be planted next
season. The beans are now
ripening, and the yield has been
quite satisfactory. It is prob-
able that the crop wiU be
marketed at WoatheVford, with
I Dealer la WAtohes, Clock#, Diamond*,
1 Flue Jewelry, Sllxerwaro,
riatedvrare, eto.
f
H. Williams & Co.,
Coleman, Texas.
L
fgjr’Fine watch work a
•peelalty.
JOHN MOFFATT,
HoQsS PAINT UR, SRAlNBff
AND PAPB8 HANG88,
r.or.RMAV,
TKXAS
PARIS NURSERIES.
V' FROlT TREES.
ORA PE VINES- BERRY PLANTS.
KtnvBt haply ornamental*, enoh as. Tree*,
Shrubs, Bobos, Evcritreena, oto-
ILL HOB): RKOWB TIIOBOIOHLY TKSTliB.
Ko doubtful hixh pneed vurletlwi lu offer
l.arue bearing oncharda to propogote from.
Wboloaale am! retail. No tf»r«Mng agent* em-
ployed. Catalogue* !te« on application.
STELL & CLARK PARIS, TEX.
Successor* to W. W.Stell.
H..T.OHAIR
-DEALER IN-
STAPLE AND FANCY
GROCERIES.
Coleman* Texas.
A new store and all g'oods fresh. Prices
that can not be beat. A share of your
trade solicited.
-..... .....
C. N. McFakland.
M. M. Callam
(he exception of the amount
fi
retained for seed. The demand
for seed may retain the greater
part of it here at home. The
prevailing impression is that it
beats cotton. -- (\iiorado Clip-
P$L a»=iassisweBeaBa
W. Y. PRICE.
BUTCHER-
And Dealer in Fine Fat Meats-
Coleman,
c. h. McFarland & co.
-DEALERS IN-
■ ■
A full line of Ceiling, Siding and Finishing
Boards, from 10 to 24 inches,
from Tennessee.
Pittsburg police have -arrest-
ed Aaron Sten;m, an anarchist,
a friend of"Bergman, who went
to Pittsburg to assassinate It-
C. Frink. The plot was laid in
Vienna and our government
notified by the Australian con-
sul. ■'
The surest way to keep a city
clean is for every than tcy sweep
in froqt of his cm-n'-^oor. The
best way to reform the nation
and the world is for each one to
sen that himself und his home
affairs are all right. After ho
The world's fair buildings
will be dedicated on tlie 21st
October, instead of the 19th,
congress having ..passed a bill
to that effect. October 21, is the
exact anni versary of Columbus’
- - Texas.
Livery Stable for Sale.
One of tfce bu*t equipped Livery HUblos in
the west, including lot*, but .dings, hones,
buggies, bscks, VlfOMtti, omnibus, etc.
This itthle enjoys ■ good patronage. Apply to
*, W. HKftKIAON,
Coleman, Texas.
GoV. Buchanan of Tennessee,
did a righteous act in comma'
ting the death sentence of H.
Clay King to life imprisonment.
to start out to reform others.
Greenville Banner.,
landing, ^ljo'wanoe being made
lie" correction in tlve- calen-
for tit , IRW
dar made by Pope Gregory.
The change of date of dedioa
tlon was made in tlie interest of
chronological accuracy, arid
also to oblige New York City
baU,,, tUL K 1. ^
UNIVERSITY'TEXAS
U
I Tuition frw> Noxt soasioa bniw
PiTsESraMsilM. TEXAS.
PERFECTED
CRYSTAL UNSES
Cotftui crop prospects are Im-
proving In Texas, caused by
SIM HARRIS, Agent
rains which have fallen at many
mints. Prospects in Louisiana
rVUIK Uf? |WVXppV| V*4V ♦tv)V««“»v"* “V»nv m«v vav|/
of Ki% atid got whftt, hiViLeuer- will be about 00 per cent, that
of last year.
Hl lie packery at Fort Worth
can use, at good prices to the
producers, several hundred
thousand head of hogs, and,
Texks, Louisiana, and Indian
W. T. BROOKER,
|VR A!-■!*.'IN
Druos, Stationery, Fink Whiskikb,
GROCERIES
Qneensware, Crockery, Tinware,
Crockery,
And u little of everything.
A BIG COMBINATION
In the interest of the People.
R. I ROSS ?■ HIMSELF,
Y
-DIALXU IN-,
Groceries and Provisions.
At the uune Old Arkaneaw Stand. Coleman, Texai.
Ul
The Coleman Roller Mill,
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W. C. DIBRELL & CO.
PBOPBIETOBS,
Pays the
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