Sherman Daily Register (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 215, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 23, 1900 Page: 1 of 4
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ínha at Speciality off Mil Klnda oT Bleotrloal Wovk.
Matara Rewound atnd Baatd] uatad.
' Handaoma Lina of Faina and Pan Motor .
IraiYirar Bicycle to Rrtrt&StiÉ.
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ÍO-CENT COTTON
The people aro rolling in prosperity, and every boy In
Grayson County will want, ai.d iliould liave,
To meet this demand wo bought and lihvo
just received •
A STRAIGHT CARLOAD OF
BOY'S IRON WAGONS. . ..
Tho first ever shipped to this country, and we intend
to sell them at price* that will make tho boya
■ remember us for year to come.
Roberts, Sanford & Taylor Co.
GOODBY MACK;
JBEOWpY, BRYAN.
JUST AS BRYAN CQME8 INTO
WASHINGTON TODAY McKIN-
LEYLEAVE8.IT. .
Crete and Intends to send a fleet of
cruisers Into Cretan waters "an a hint
that he will resiat such actiou.
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FIRE IN OKLAHOMA. ■||||
Seven Horses Were Cremated
at Pond Creek.
AS IT WILL BE
NEXT MARCH.
The Way the Candidates. Are Being
Received in Their Flying
Campaigns.
By Hcrlppa-Mi-Rao T'res Association
. Canton, O.. Oct. 28,~The McKlnley
party arrived today from Washington,
and were driven directly to the presi-
dent's home. '
• Washington, Oct. 23.—Bryan break-
fasted here witli former Congressman
Springer and was given a big recep-
tion when be arrived and when he cle-
parted. He made an address at the
Baltimore and Ohio station on civil
service and the Philippines, and left
at 9 o'clock for Rockville.
Washington, Oct. 23.—Bryan's first
reception today was at Alexandria,
Va., where he addressed fiften hundred
people in the early morning.
West Hurley,"N. Y.. Oct. 23.—Roose-
velt made his first stop here and ad-
dressed about one hundred people.
Kingston. N. Y., Oct. 23.—Roose-
velt will ascend the Catskills today
and enter Mohowk Valley tonight.
He is highly gratified with tine dem-
onstration accorded him yesterday at
New burgh and Kingston.
Frederick, Md., Oct. 23.-— Bryan aij
rived here an hour late. • Two thous-
and horsemen escorted him to the
court house square, where he address-
ed eighteen thouKfnd people. - Bryan-s
bodyguard was composed Of tTnion and
Confederate veterans, Tonight Bry-
an will speak at Baltimore.
Sbohan, N. Y., Oct. 23.—Roosevelt
was greeted here with the boom of the
village cannon and the shriek of a
mill whistle. lie addressed a fair
si sed crowd, choosing prosperity its
his theme.
THE LODI STORM.
The Number of Tornado Victima
Less than First Reported.
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By 8crlpp*«McRtte Pre** Association.
Fort Worth, Tex., Oct. 23.-The lat-
est report from the cyclone at Lodl
places the deaths at seven, and three
fatally Injured. The report from Light
says that during tho storm there hall
fell to the depth of three feet.
THEIR SHACKLES FALL.
American Volunteers About to Escape
the Chains of Imperialism.
Bi- Scrlppa-McRaa PrM* Awiociatlotl.
San Francisco, Oct, 23.— The first
installment of the volunteer army in
the Philippines to sail for the United
States will sail Nov. 1, according to
an announcement at army headquar-
rs here.
THE 8ULTAN
Will Bluff Before He Will Give up His
C.aim on Crete.
By Scrlfipii-MeRae Pre# AMoctatton.
ConKtawflndplo, Oct, 23.—The Sul-
tan has become alarmed Oveir the re-
ported Intention of the powers to pro-
claim the complete Independence of
Br Scrlppa-McRaa ptaaa Aaaoclatloa. y-'\
Pond Créek, Okla., Oct. 23,—Dyer
& Foster's livery barn burned last'
night. .Forty seven horses were cre-
mated. ,
INFLUENZA
Is Epidamic at Hamburg and Proving
Quito Fatal.
Hy Scrlppa-MrRaa Prona AaaoclaUoa.
-Hajnfourg. Oct. 23.—Influenza 1s ep-
Idemic^here. One* hundred and nine
caaes ore reported, many of which
proved fatal.
SMALLPOX AT DAWSON.
But the Authorities Hava Ample Hos-
pital Facilities.
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Seattie, Oct. 88.—-Dawson advices
say smallpox is epidemic there. It Is
not of a serious nature, however, and
the hospital arrangements are excel-
lent.
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Lose Their Llvea by Suffocation In a
Fire in Montreal.
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Montreal, Quebec, Oct. 88,—Fire 'iá
a tenement house this morning result-
ed in the death by suffocation of five
children who could not be reached by
tho firemen.
W. W. HARPER DEAD.
A Former Merchant and Citizen of
Sherman Died at Gaineavllle.
Information was received In this
city today of the death of Mr. W. W.
Harper at Gainesville this morning,
Mr, Harper was for a lotjg time a res-
ident of Sherman, a member of the
firm of Harper & Sporer, and very
popular in social and business clr-'
cies, It ts probable that his body will
be taken to Whitesboro for burial.
JOLIFF CASE8
All the Cases Want Ovar for Trial Un-
, til Nov. 8.
The cases of the state Of Texas vs.
W. C, .lollff for alleged pursuing the
occupation of Selling intoxicating
liquors at t ottBboro without license
are all postponed until Nov. 8, when
they will be called ngain in the county
court.
ALL 8UCCE88FUL
Were the Applicants for Certlficatas to
Teaoh School.
All the applicants for certificates to
teach in the public schools who went
before the county board Friday and
Saturday last wéré successful and
asked for and received second grade
certificates, Save one, to who a first
grade certificate was granted.
It Was not a Burglar.
A night or two since as a Register
reporter was coming down a not over
well lighted street In the suburbs, hé
suddenly ran Into a form loaded with
a grip which the reporter thought
might be a kit of budglár's tools and
was debating, the best way to make
his escape when he discovered thai
the stranger was none other than Or,
Harvey Hayden, the well Icrtown stove
surgeon, on hi Way, he said, to Col-
lege pkrk to vaccinate a stove before
its feet got fCost bitten. The doctor,
has changed his office hours and can
now be found there from S:6l> jL m.
to 11:59 p. m. His practice is stead-
ily Increasing.
When In doubt about what to get for
dinner call up Bomar Grocery Co.
it ■ ' in .
Tba Fourteenth United" States Infant
ry Was Withdrawn from .
Pokln Today.
my RrfUips-McTlii© 1>p m Attoclatlon.
Hong Kong, Oct. 23.—Little oppo-
sition Is being offered to the rebels
in the southern provinces.- The lead'
era have made themselves popular hy
paying for ttto stores takon for the sup-
port of the marching host.
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, Pekin, Oct. 88,—The Fourteenth
United State infantry left Pekin
Sunday for the coast In compliance
with ah order withdrawing all Amerl-
can troops from the capital except a
mixed force ot sixteen hundred men.
The Ninth Infantry aad the remaining
American cavalry escorted the de-
soldiers beyond the gates. ;
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BURIAL OF SHERMAN,
Body Will Ba Taken to Mansfield for
Final Interment.
By Bcrippa-MoRaa Praaa Aaaoelatloa. !'r ' ••
Washington, Oct. 28,—The funeral
services of Hon. John Sherman will
bo held at his residence tomorrow af>
ternoon at 1 o'clock. The Episcopal
service will be read. The remains
will leave for Mansfield, Ohio, at 3
p. in.
HENRY YOUT81Y ;
Left, for
Accompanied by his 'Wife
Frankfort Jail Today,
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By Hcrippa-McRaa Praaa Aaaoelallon.
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Ceorgetown, Ky., Oct, 23.—Henry
ey, convicted of il)e murder of
Governor Goebel, wa« taken to the
Frankfort Jail this morning. He was
taken to t\ie depot on a cot and placed
in a baggage car. His wife accom-
panied him.
THEIR WORK "NIT."
The Goebel Law Will Prevail at the
Coming Election.
By Sétlppí-McHa praaa Aaaoelatloa.
Frankfort, Ky., Oct. 28,—Tho special
session of the legislature ended last
night after having repealed the Goebel
«lection law, but leaving it on the
statute bvoks long enough to be In
force at the November election.
MR8. BRICE ILL.
There Is but Little Hope Today for her
Reoovery.
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Oct, 23.—Mrs. Calvin
Brfce. widow of the Ijste Senator Brice,
Is seriously 111 at her homo here. There
are grave fears entertained for her re-
covery. '
GETTING ROCKY,
The Strikers Are Convinced of Treach-
ery and Af/vGettlng Angry.
By H<-rippa-McHy _"Xaa AMorlatton.
Wilkes barr ^I'a., Oct, 23.—The
strikers wf'. /around the Empire
washory wnlle the riot occurred yes-
terday. All night officers guarded the
v/orks and report that tho strikers
fired more than five hundred shots
during the night. This morning they
fired and destroyed the company's tool
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There #(U to a regular meting of
the 8herman Rebockah lodge tonight.
MRS. IDA TOTTKN, N. O.
MRS. LBL1A
Miss Mary Daniels has moved from
Mr*. Newell's to Mise Pauline Janes'
millinery store, where she would be
pleased to hav her customer* call.
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Order a nice turkey from Bomar Oro-
eery Co. for your dinner tomorrow.
Are You
Date ?
You Mil be so only by .;-fc ving a
telephone in your residence and place
of biminoss. it is no longer a luxury
but a necessity in 4*0/life, like water
or gas. Order on* today, from our
local manager.
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Men's Ties of the best makes at 25c to
Try our Men's Underwear at 60c, 76c i
Men's Outing Cloth Night Shirts at 60c, 76c, $1.00 pc.
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The celebreted Manhattan Shirt, in colors and white, at $1,
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Men's extra quality Kid Gloves $1.26, $1.60, $2.00, $2.1
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