McKinney Daily Courier. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 101, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 9, 1898 Page: 3 of 4
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Your Doctor
Fights
/
Disease with medicine. If
the medicine is [[not right he
can not conquer disease. If
the druggist does his duty the
medicine will be right, and
your doctor will stand a fair
chance of winning the vic-
tory. You can help your
doctor by having your pre-
scriptions filled at
Smith Bros.
east side square.
Mrs. A. G. Chandler is still
quite sick.
Mr. Tom Davis, of Greenyille,
is here today.
Master Fred Hamilton is re-
ported as being in a very precari-
ous condition.
Mr. .John Oawhom and family,
Mexia, are visiting at Mr. Will
Richardson's.
Rev. W T. Browning, the
walking evangelist leaves this eve-
ning for Piano and Dallas.
Mrs. S. O. Scott returned home
to Melissa today, after a short
Tabernacle Meeting.
with brevity.
Short Paragraphs Picked Up Today
and Put in the Courier to Please
and Post the People
: visit here.
Five of our patriotic voung men
Local News. j left this evening t(jf till out the
! vacancies in Company C., 4th
news and views flavored regiment as follows: Bob Brum-
bie. Martin Love, Sam Cecil, Oil
Stiff, and a Mr. Jackson, of Piano.
Lost—An account book with
my name on a fly leaf No 1. writ-
ten on back. Return to Courier.
W. E. Wallace.
Mrs. Belle Kelley left today for
West Point, Miss., where she will
spend a few weeks prior to going
to New York to inspect the styles
and purchase a stock of dress
goods for her customers.
The Denver road takes pleasure
in announcing that hereafter they
will rnn dining cars between Trin-
idad, Colorado and Colorado
Springs, Cr1 "ado, serving break-
fast and dinner on north bound
; trains and dinner and supper on
south bound trains.
Dr. J. E. Gibson returned
home this afternoon from a weeks
visit to the Indian Territory
where he wTas called to attend
the bedside og his nephew Arch
Blizzard.
The Denver road takes pleas-
ure in announcing that hereafter
they will run dining cars between
Trinidad, Colorado and Colorado
Springs, Colorado, serving break-
fast and dinner on north bound
trains and dinner and supper on
south bound trains.
Miss Lillie Pattillo of Mt. Ver-
non, is visiting Misses Birdie and
Myrtie Buck.
Found—Pair yellow rimmed
spectacles. Apply to the Courier.
Mrs. Doc Turner and children
spent Sunday in the country with
relatives and report a delightful
time.
Mr9. F. W. Mack, who has
been quite sick for the past few
weeks, is much improved at
present.
A. C. Mallow fell from a load
of hay a few days ago and sus-
tained some severe injuries.
Master Fred Mack has return-
ed from tlie country after a few
i
<lays' experience on a hay baler.
We sell mandolines on the in-
stallment plan—25c payment per
week. Largent Bros.
Thermometers are higher now
than in winter; they are then
low.
Mrs. R. E. Carpenter and chil-
dren, accompanied by Miss Min-
nie Blandford, left the city yes-
terday for a few days outing in
the country.
Something new at Largent
Bros., Illustrated Teacher Bible,
382 illustrations. Id
Preaching at the Baptist church
at the usual hours tomorrow.
Morning Subject. "Securingan
election.''
P. T. Claik and family, of Den
ton, are visiting the family of R.
L. Ray.
Spain failed to enlist the inter-
ference of the powers, now she is
trying hard to get them to form-
ally request her to quit the strug-
gle.
The Denver road takes pleasure
in announcing that hereafter they
will run dining cars between Trin
idad, Colorada and Colorado
Springs, Colorado, serving break-
fast and dinner on north bound
trains and dinner and supper on
south bound traius.
To the Firemen.
All the liremen are called to
meet at the Ci'y Hall tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock to attend
the funeral of comrade Hugh
Do well, in a body.
Sam Burks, Chief.
IN THE VERY SHADOwS
of the great giauts of the Rockies, is
tlie Boulder, Colorado, Chautauqua.
Your family will enjoy the outing.
It will interest, refresh and amuse
them. Iq session six weeks: Ask the
ticket agent about it.
SIMMS
"MEMPHIS
VTM DIRECT CMNECTMNS
ra* mints
NORTH. EAST
SOUTHEAST
tut am Mtm
OtKAGO. URJISYILlf
GNGNNAJ1
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S. G. WARNER*
Ocmu Pamanoch Asknt,
Tyler, Tex.
A. A. GLISSON,
Tmv* Paiuoia Air.
Ft Worth, Tex.
egin Early
SUMMER
GOODS
And the next two months will be an op-
portunity for you to buy goods. We fdon't
want a single article left over from
ju
Summer
Stock
And have put prices on that will move
them out.
and see if we do not offer you some induce-
ments to call on us.
Don't Fail to See Us.
Services at the tabernacle last
< night were instructive and most
interesting. Rev. Hill preached
& one of his characteristic sermons
on the subject of sin, which not-
withstanding, the oppressive heat
elicted the rapped attention of
§; his audience. The subject of sin
% | was treated in a general way—sin,
^ in and out of the church was con-
j demned in strong and impressive
language. A good point was
made against those* in sin who are
continually pointing to a black
sheep in the church and compar-
ing themselves to such an one
with the boast that they outrank
said black sheep in point of good-
ness. "You old sinner" s>aid the
preacher, "You ought to be
ashamed of yourself in pointing
out the worst old rake in the
county to compare yourself with.
Why, don't you compare yourself
with the highest and noblest
christian in the Hock?" Live
right, seemed to be the advice of
Rev. Ilill, no matter how others
live.
Rev. Clark closed the meeting
with an exhortation and several
young men went forward to be
prayed for.
It was announced that the
meeting would continue and that
most of the obstructions were
now removed in the way of the
progress of the meeting—the last
one being the election. Preach-
ing at the usual hour tonight.
There were no services this morn-
ing.
WATTEKSON, TALM AGE,
WendJing, Eli Perkins, E. Beiij. An-
drews and many others of national
reputation have been engaged for
Chautauqua at Boulder, Colorado. A
season of intellectual and physical re-
freshment can be economically spent.
Ask your ticket agent for rates via
the Denver road.
I am in shape now just right to
serve you with real cold glass
beer as I have just received a line
ice chest and pump outfit andean
give as cold glass beer as ice can
make it. Remember my glasses
haw, ,'iot been changed 10 smaller
sizes on account of the extra tax.
Large size glasses served. Dallas
bottle beer at 10 cents. Ice cold
liquor, wines and cigars at reduced
prices. Always glad to serve you
to your sstisfaction. Call on I.
Cohen.
McKinney Liquor House.
East Louisiana St.
Yours truly,
POSTOFFICE CORNER.
NOTICE.
Having bought the Tennessee
Furniture Store of Mr. Jno. Bris-
tol at a big discount we have in-
creased our stock and are better
prepared than ever to furnish our
customers with everything in the
furniture line and cordially invite
everybody to call and see us be-
fore buying furniture, glassware,
refrigerators, screen doors, mat-
tings, etc., etc. Respt,
Asm ry & Nelson.
With A Burst of Oratory.
And the tuneful strains of patri-
otic music the Chautauqua at
Boulder Colorado, opens July 4th-
Continues six weeks America's
leading Orators, Educators and
Musicians, on each days pro-
gramme.
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McKinney Daily Courier. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 101, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 9, 1898, newspaper, July 9, 1898; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth191370/m1/3/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.