The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 24, 1901 Page: 4 of 4
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Llatonia Argus
1. It. CROCKETT. Editor A Tub
On* Copy One Ycnr.
FLATONIA TEX JAN. 24. 1901.
Wm Uiit HU Ploiaro Uoaa.
Every one of the bonds of the
greet Carnegie Steel company—and
there are $1(10,000,000 worth of
them—bears a fine steel engraving
of Carnegie. Tho cupon clippers
of coming generations will have a
chance to gaze on his smiling face
at perceptible intervals, and thov arc
waaonably sure to call him blessed.
The entire issue of $100,000,000 is
divided into series, a group of VO00
of the denomination of $20,000 each
for the very rich, another group of
4000 of a denomination of $10,000
each for those a little less so, still an-
other group of 8000 of u denomina-
tion of $5000 for those who are mod-
erately rich, and finally a group of
40,000 of a denomination of $1000
each for the, little fellows.
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Fltubarg Rotaalral School.
Plans for the new bontanical
school, the bift of Henry Phipps, to
be erected in Schenley park, Pitts-
burg, have been completed. Work
on the institution will begin as goon
as the weather is favorable. It will
be the only school in the United
States devoted exclusively to the
stud)’ of botany and is to be located
with reference to the park conserva-
tory that the plans there can be
made see of. It is intended for the
benefit of the pupils of the public
schools an well as for the private
classea, the arrangement for dates to
be made through the department of
public works, which will grant per-
mits and fix the schedule.
familiar With LeUs Ling*.
At the complimentary dinner
given Minister Wm by the Lotos
dub in New York, Saturday night,
he told his hosts more than they
knew about the name of their club.
In speaking of this subject, Minister
Wu said: “Of all the plants that
grow in China, the lotos is the most
appreciated, because of its purity.
A gentleman who sits near me says
that the lotos is the symbol of quiet
and rest, and that, therefore, it is
an appropriate narno for this club.
I bow to his superior wisdom, but
in China wo appreciate and respect
the flower, not because we cat it,
but because, if you put it into water,
no matter how troubled, mud docs
not stick to it, and it comes out clean
and pure and delicate as ever. There
fore we call good men lotos men.
Associations are formed under that
namo. Therefore, I naturally find
myself in superior company by din-
ing with the members of this Lotos
club.*' _ __
1 Notable lllastratloa.
The career of Oswald OttemTorfer,
the great German editor, who died
in New York a few days ago, fur-
nishes another example of the suc-
cess achieved by poor immigrants
coming to this country to seek their
fortunes. He arrived here penniless,
friendless and ignorant fifty years
ago, and ten years later he had tri-
umphed over all his disadvantages,
and found, himself at the head of
the most influential organ of pub-
lic opinion among the Germans not
only of New York, but of the coun-
try, and famous for his great public
spirit and integrity of character.
He died possessed of an estate esti-
mated in the millions and with the
fame of a good citizen and generous
philanthropist.
Tbs Kaiser's Csasus Rspsrl.
Tlic German emperor was at Leti-
1 ingen on December 1, when the oen-
sus was taken, and he filled up his
own card. Under the heading “pro-
fession” he wrote “German emper-
or, king of Prussia.” The card waa
framed and it is to be kept in the
municipal archives of the palace,
while a certified copy of it ha» been
made and sent in with the other
cards.
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The Prince’s l’lc»o» liens*.
The Prince of Wales recently had
a p gcon house built near Sandring-
ham castle, where carrier pigeons
arc trained by experts. He inteuda
to put his pigeon house at the dis-
posal of the British navy. The na-
val experiments with carrier pigeons
have hitherto been unsuccessful be-
cause tho houses, situated on the
coast, were poorly organized.
What Would You Give
To be cur'd of catarrh ? If you or
your friends this disease, you know
l>ow disagreeable it is. Its symptoms
are inflamed eyes- trobbing temples,
ringing noise in the ears, headaches,
capricious appetite and constant dis-
charge of mucous. Fortunately the
cure is not a question of what yoo
would give, hut what 'you will lake
If you will take Hood’s Harsapnrilln
the great eonsiiliiviunul remedy
which thoroughly purities, enriches
and vitalises the blood, you may ex-
pect to he completely and permanent-
ly cured. Tho good hlood which
Hood's Harsaoarilia makes, reaching
tho delicate passages of the mucous
membrane, soothes and rebuilds tbo
tissues itud ultimately cures all symp-
toms of catarrh
' LaOi&nae
MARBLE WORKS,
O. I.. STOLTZ, Prop'r.
dealer Granite, Marble &. Statuary.
Iljrli M*" ’, he Eipiiif
SPe.CA^W-T'-f.
'All work guaranteed Iron fencing at special low rates. A
for prices before placing your order* elsewhere, De-
signs and prices furnished on application,
M. J SLOAN, |Agent,\FIatcnia,
wwawaagaamiaai
Dally Train Serrlce WITH BUFET SLEEFERS between ;j
Msw (fWsans, Msaiw and Salife2^
Double Daily Service Between
m oniJiNS, liosToii, m\m & sin »
SUNSET-CENTRAL SPECIAL.
Free Chair Car* Between I
New Orl&ns and Denison Via ELuatet
H. & T, ,0 RR. *
Pullman ordinary sleepers from
Washington, Cincinnati ami Chicago vi* New Orleans'
ciii$ Points nnd Return.
ill Iraiue connect at New Orlenna for New York, tVasliiugld |
Atlanta, Memphis, Guiuluunti and Uhloago-
8. F. U. MOltSK, Passenger Traffic Manager, Houston T*mk
L. J. parks, oyr. * t. Agt.,.U*i
A TEXAS WONDER.
YOTJ KNOW WHAT YOU
ARE TAKING.
When you lake drove’* Tasteless
<’inII 'Ionic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show-
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in a tasteless form No Cure No i’ay.
60 cents.
Hftll'g Grant Dlacorery
One emsll bottle of Ilsh's Oiesl
Discovery cures sit kidney slid hind-
der troubles, rsinores grevel, diahsles
eeminsl emissions, week end leme
liaeke, rheumatism end ell irregidsrl
ties of the kidney anil Meilder in both
men and women, regiilstee tdidder
troubles in children. If not sold by
your druggist, will be sent bv mail on
receipt ul $1. One smell bottle is
two months trea tnienl. and wi cure
any ease abo»* luen’ioned. . w
Hallt sol* manufacturer, 81 l.oule,
Mo., formerly waco Texas, Hand
lor Texas testimonial, Sold by ell
diiiggisle.
kliti THIS.
Dalles, Texes, Ool, 14, 1898—This
is to certify that 1 hare been enneid-
ered inouralde by two good physicians
both eeylng that 1 hsd fi’iglils kid-
ney ilieeate. After using one end one
half bottles of Dr. Ilall’e Oieet Die
Minker’s Forthcoming Hook.
Ira 1). Sankey has returned to tills
country to devote his time to a bo >k
to lie called “The Btory of tho
Hymns.” He has been nine years
collecting material for it. “I pro
pose I ) make n tour of the country/’
said Mr. Bankov, on his arrival front
l i.glaml cue day last week. “I
vunt to discover if sufficient interest
can bo gollin for a now training
school of gospel singers which I
have in view. I want to got men
who can sing church music succc.w-
fully, and after 1 locate th.m, to
establish headquarters in New
York.’
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For halt* hv A . Bnmiiemnnn
1900
Through arrangements with the publish
Klutomu Argns has secured u limited nutn
puid up subscriptions to Orabtreo’a
RM AND TRADE.
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To new subscribers. To old subscribers
who renew. To subscribers in arrears who
pay up.
PRACTICAL FARM JOURNAL.
Farm An Trade is a well edited home
ublished published at (Jhattau
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it is interesting to tho family
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ooverv, »f Waco, Texes, I tbink my
Iruuble* sis si eu end.
rieaty of Big Gam* !■ Canada.
“If it was not for a Dominion
law that game can not be brought
aeroea the border into the United
States,” remarked a Minnesota man
the other day, “bunting in Canada
would be one of the most profitable
lines of business in which a man
could engage, provided, of course,
that he was a successful hunter.
There is plenty of deer in Canada,
tad the large cities on this aide of
the line furnish a market that could
not be overstocked. Even as it is,
a good deal of game i* smuggled
■crow, but the difficulty is so great
that the business can not be made to
pay” ,.
Beer Is Chnnks.
One of the recent inventions tried
on the British soldiers in South Af-
nerf is called “solid beer.” It is a
jolly made from malt and hops,
from which beer can be made any-
where and fermented. It is said to
make excellent beef and to work
squally well in hot or cold climates,
(he process being very simple, nnd
the military authorities have report-
ed favorably upon it
fabler's Buckeye Pile Oilmen* is
the. only remedy kfor blind, bleeding
or protruding pile*, Indorsed by pby- j
eicirns; cures the most obstinate {
ease*. Price 50 cent* in bottle*. |
Tubef'75 cent*.
For Mule bv A. Brnunemnnn
H. W. Brown.
Ht. George Hotel
Old President Jfnlrto Retire.
Edinburgh University is to lo^e
its octogenarian president. Sir Wil-
liam Muir, who is 81, will retire be-
fore the new century is many month,,
old. 11 is public tcrvicc g es back
to the Indian mutiny, through
which he was in charge of the intel-
ligence department at Agra. Ilo be-
gan life in the service cf the East
India company, and rose step by
step until he became a member of
the governor general’s council.
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Eliclitj-ene Times Ar util Ur Hr in
Captain Holmes, 86 years old,
has arrived at San Francisco from
New York, having completed h!s
eighty-first trip around Capo Horn.
His first trip was made in 1857, and
his latest breaks all records in the
number of individual voyages
around the stormy point
Denny's Darden Seed.
Representative Denny of Mary-
land, beinu defeated at tho last
election and being desirous of get-
ting rid of a quantity of garden
toed which ho had to his credit be-
fore vacating office, sent a number
of packages to persons in his dis-
triei unsolicited, The other morn-
ing he received the following com-
munication : “My Dear Mr. Denny :
The sample peas you sent me mnd*
splendid soup. If you can lot mi
have some more you will greatly ob-
lioo.”
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WU is -wisdom. Blood is Ufe. Impart
blood is living death. Health depends
on good blood. Disease is due to bad
Hood. The blood can be purified.
Legions say Hood's Sarsaparda, Amer-
ica's Greatest Blood Medicine, purifies it,
A brief story bui il tells the iale.
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SPECIAL FEATURES*—
The census of
1900. National
and State elec-
tion returns.
Four centuries of
record of (900
(con went Ions
and platfornu).
American role la
the Philippine*.
New govern-
ment* of Porto Kieo and Ha-
waii. Polar exploration in (900.
Conclusion of the South African
war. Pan-American Exposition
of (901. China—Its present con-
dition and status among nations.
Roster of general officers of the
Regular U. S. Army, l7$9-f900.
A Political Register.
Facta that every patriot
and voter ought to know.
the ss-A-S Mi
Good Commercial Ruling.
Good Advertising Medium.
Oldest Paper in the County.
Good Circulation in and
out of Texas. Facts
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Crockett, J. R. The Flatonia Argus. (Flatonia, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 15, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 24, 1901, newspaper, January 24, 1901; Flatonia, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth981112/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives.