The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 2, 1889 Page: 2 of 4
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KIX i'Kl' AND 1*1 Bl lhHKP
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Our A<l% «*i*(iwiuar
uni* eeluuin I jw $100 00
Half colouili 1 y *r Sft.uO
l>incli ulnirlr column. *■<*>
Local m licet, h rem* jar line for
each iotcrtion.
All contrtcu will lie cliarg«d fur in
l«oportloa to the above.
AMrw.
l>KMO< H 4 I Pi ... * '« ,
Mt Kinaav, Ttx**«.
Them art1 some tuen, It seems 8oii m of Hie Solons at Aus-
to us, who can only be satisfied tie who manifested suchapprs
with the downfall of other#. hension of the evil conse
r""" —- They laugh while others weep, queiices of newspaper work
, and frown upon the success of and sought to hamper it should
® 1 their fellow men. read uewspapero and thus get
In public they cry for pease some idea of their labors in
and in secret they plot attains! behalf of good government
a supposed enemy.
With long fares I lev will
otter up prayers to a Su
l.UO
IB
«©
preme Meing lor I lie happi
Uess of the entire liUtliUw lute,
and then instead of trying to
When you Hee vwo men
to swnp horse*, rush in ai
fer to giv* either a better
tliau lie is about to make with
the other fellow.
When you wo men on a
laud trade don't f«it to tell the
. ... | 4 ' buyer white he can li tid a much
mid it the public good. An ■ "J '
1 belter bargaii. ell him of a
1 • ;t« r i tion of (ouutry, and
if he in with a i gular land
Ug**li I, ,j I'M Vti. K « « 'I in to the
i. ^eln ' lib e ..
>Olil lill.U
• lie I" lo s« il
much bettei
tract repr« •
Don't be
Sandy land there is worth
from to $10 per arre. Hluek
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THURSDAY. MAY 2, IbMt.
KDITOKIAK8.
"One of the expedients o
party to acquire influence, with
i n put ticular districts, is to mis
represent the opinions and aims
of other districts."—Washing
ton's farewell address.
Col. 1). P. Dyer of Kansas
City was elected mayor o
Guthrie, Oklahoma, lie is i
republican in politics. One of
his iirst official acts was to
give the gamblers ouly one
hour to leave the town,
"i have already intimated to
you the dangers of parties in
a state, with particular refer
ence to the founding of them
on geographical discrimina
tions "—-Washington's fare
well address.
"Promote then, as an object
of primary importance, institu
tions for the general diffusion
of knowledge. In proportion
as a structure of government
gives force to public opinion,
it is essential that public opin-
ion should be enlightened
Washington's farewell address
The North Texas cities are
certainly waking up to the im-
portance of manufactures. We
notice in our exchanges that
meetings are being held in
many places and are well at
tended amid ureat enthusiasm.
Texas is certainly going to be
a prosperous state.
The inaugural ceremonies
were held throughout the I'ni-
ted States on the :<«uh of April
last. Kroin all acconnts the
most imposing and enthttsias
tic was held in New York.
We will give our readers a
more full account in our next
issue.
"The unity of gorernmeni
which constitute you one peo
pie. is also now dear to you. It
is justly so; for it is the main
pillar in the edifice of your real
independence, the support of
your tranquility at home, your
peace abroad, of your safety,
of your prosperity, of that very
liberty which you so highly
prize. But as it is easy to fore
see that from different causes
aud from different quartern,
much pains will be taken, many
artifices employed, to weaken
in your minus iue coum viuu *>r
this truth; as this is the point in
your political fortress against
which the batteries of inter-
nal aud external enemies will
be most constantly and actively
(though often covertly and in-
sidaouslyt directed, it is of
infinitey moment thai you
should properly estimate the
immense value of your nation-
al union, to your collective and
individual happiness ; that you
should cherish a cordial, hab-
itual, and immovable attach-
ment to it. accustoming your-
selves to think and speak of it
as of the palladium of your
political safety and prosperity;
watching for its preservation
with jealous unxiety ; disconn
tenanting whatever may sug
gest even a suspicion that it
can any event be abandoned;
incident i« reported from Chica-
go wliK li proves at what risk
md at vvuut expenditure of I'll
• ryy ai <l ruoi • \ a tier- j
ret Ur I he J'o| tt if Weiliie. It
bring about this much debited was charged that the Cook
state by a forgiving spirit by county llliuoisi insane asylum '••ng^111 1 '4,1
rewarding merit aud gently , was barbarously managed, but seated by t e av m on i m
throwing the mantle of charily the closed dt ors shut out pub bashlu a a ui it. oi l laaaare . w , from ^ to ^ at re;
over the faults o/ others, they lie supervision and the official ( !? and will | ,
will hardly condescend lo investigations, so called, failed •*!'Pr#< '*i!*
speak to oue whom the} to disclose the inhumanities When you want to secure
think have different political practiced. l?ut u newspaper customers for your dry goods
or religious opinions from their without fear ol libel law pro or grocery establishment® Just
swn. ceeded to do what neither law walk in to any othsr establish
Kind reader are we wrong in nor put lie coulddo. A ''hicugo meat that hus them, utidmviie
our mild assertion! lelegiam tells the story ol them to come to your house,
• Can you gaze around you newspaper eil'on in behalf of where they will get much bet
and search out a character as helpless humanity and good fer bargains than any where
described above.' government: "Charles W, else.
If not, we have drawn upon 1 K«rk* a Times reporter, who The new rules might be ex
our imagination, and stund disguised himself, uud by tended almost indefinitely, but
condemned as a pessimist. feigning insanity was commit- a few at a time can be more
The writer has no de«ire to ,'"1 to ,lltJ Beck's room easily digested, and is respect-
.p..k uitkiiifl uf any '« ■ «" • •< f'" Pjb " 0UD
We shall never W^iillj ..f "h'""! Burn., a bmwuy .id.raUon.
Oh. give us pleury of men like MnnUciU lcar. Agd.
Brown, Puikiimiii to th im.i I ,ma-
And we'll hold the railroadn j (iu|t it( Benjamin lluiiuon,
down. | ,,f ihe I'n t d Mao- ..
•Youis ns long as the** Is j to gaiiiei in lh« 1.
renpective places and to com
meuioiale the one hlUidic !tl
aniiiversary of the tir.^t uiaug'
uiation of (leorge Washin^tt i*, |
the district i« iirt i< oui «n
ho |
e.
Unclk Mikk.
Spring Disorders
nm^ "-isM
Palne'a
FKOU VKItONA.
V erona, April ii). 1HM).
Ktliior of ilir Dciaocrai:
As I see ID) Idler escaped
tile WU? !e b*i k'*l, I vi)| Jtlo-
ce. (1 to uivc lui ihet Hit' i illation 1 :m h of A j i ii la><\
legal tllig t' e i-. u. l<> ill lb a/O j 8Weel lllUSlC W.i:. flll'liisil
ria. I the choir org ini/.' <1 l"i
lilleil by ihe peopS
liey at ' i<'i- i« i ,
r M. K
in, «-ti t
shattered oenrta, llml C«i<-r) utu|«>uiid. ami 11
an *a *r "
I tore two i-otikwi
•f. ulKiaka,
flklli"*
puiln
-i oy
t hat
l milk. itti|mrv bkmtl,
SatwluOffS all |
wo U><> tikturul out-
l-'MIH- lu tbu SprUitf. A
iut<dkiuv iuum be uanl
■Uid buUtiuy «K|iul
I'uIimi'k LVtarr ( uiiu to I*1* rtbrt by BbT ii i«Bjk ntm
iniutiiL w„ i«i .rti,.,* tlniKkfi*1*' <'«<i 'i «''i '•* ii'i"!*1' '*,
I >uiiu* Hi lot uUitm KuuriiiiU'«a b\ tar uiuii
VI# )uU VAUIIHI una ln< uieiii. Ilir « liU I. will <io i
|„.|. u Ik'vliu; m <*'«"- If '' 1 N|«m .
'* **"' "* • i1*"1 aqtdUy U lumn )uu up.
Purifies the Bloed.
HH All WSB I.-B.. ■ ... ,- r—> ; Kuii nfwinwis w<>mk>r#Ml cursw
- .ijfljwww uo i nlwiiys I rv CNimp^tui l MfU'r rXE r n
I • ru mi 1 lUl.tf• .1, I Iirnij,. iH C.i t ihlUtf It. ■, i,,.ihnHr li i. It
1 . Ir ttl,'a m.,.\r n,i |, I Ilk,'(t in w utiHI. A •* "•
K (fi'llt-r i l. ni lU'l Billing lilvtiuiuv 1 (lu li«.t ■ Si4 tur iT'Uft-Ntx.
ki w ol iti uiu ii.' wau*. IttcurtMn I i%i liurtlutrluu. Vt
ritrttili r-f.tiurul W. !.. j
V i.. wilt'-*: "I lit*\uw.i l'.ili;l"h i ,'ii.ry !
M-ui Inw.
(hl,r
IT IS EASY TO 0YE WITH DIAMOND DYES
improved land from ♦-'< to ^
per acre. Terms are general
ly one-third cash and balance
on one and two years time, at
lo and 1*J per cent, interest.
My opinion is, that now is
the time to move.
purpose. Col. J. M. Pearson
eloqin ntly read the pioclun a-
tion i I' the president, at'iei
which itev. Brook*' read tu
U:td psalm. Hev. Stafford of
fered up u very appropriate
prayer for the occasion.
Rev. Piu kerton then deiivi i
etl uii address, in which lie
rnestly presented the claims
I
j
if
i o
jag and liliddlei
Aged IVEen.
<t'hT-
low and mean personalities.
We shall never bear hatred
enough to causu us to travel
around and ask patronage to be ;
withdrawn from an enemy. The
world was not built in a day.
neither was it built tor any
single individual The thorns
of the past should be turned
into a wilderness of flowers for
the future. "It is only a little
way from the cradle, with its
lullaby of love, to the low way
side inn, where the only saint a
tion is 'good night .'" conse
quently is it right for men to
continue to cavil and ply ih*
dagger of hate, while tin- pul
pit orator is thundering in our
ears these bright gem a culled
from holy writ; "Love your en
emies. "Do unto others as you
wish tojbe done by." "Let him
that is without sin cast the first
stone." And many other,? which
if practiced would make Chris
tians of hvpocrites, and cause a
thouglllless and piranioimtr.
people to bow to the goddess
of reason.
Some are too apt to overes
tiinate the vice of others and
laborer, wlioae malady was ex
cessive timidity. According to
the Times man, two attendants,
Kiehardson and (irogau, took
a
dislike to Burns for
some
petty reason. Time and again
the two pounded the defence-
Common Courtesy.
Freni Lucas.
Lucas, April *Jo, I84J0.
Keillor of ill* Deiiiucral :
1 wish Peggy .lane's chic.lsene
had not all died with the chol
less maniac in the presence ef; era, so 1 coiihl Inive entered
scores of other inmates. Also the ccuiest for the prize on
a simpleton named Billy was raising chickens.
called to aid in the cruelty., Well, sir, we have got the
Burns' case was but a sample twine trust by the tuil with a
of others. To day ho died of down hill pull iu this part of
his injuries, whicii the asylum the county. The wheat is al
reports were due to falls re most eaten up with rust, so I
ceived by him accidentally. !te- don't think we will want much
porter Bwck's release has been i twine. Crops of other kinds
obtained just in season to al-[ are looking very well.
low the Times to print with the! The public school at Willow
news of Burns' death the full | Springs closed last week and
story of the horrors pieceding Prof.. Doile is teaching a sub-
I he sad eVellt.
/ette.
Port Worth (Ja
A Church Hensutiun.
Chicago, 111., Apiil *25.—A
sensation was caused in church
circles iu this city this morning
by the publication of the fast
that a minister's wife had been
arrested on a charged of shop-
lifiiug. The case caiae up iu
the police « oiirt this morning
The accused is Mrs.
scrlption school with forty
students. Mr. Doile has given
general satisfaction, aud will
no doubt reach the topmost
round in his profession, as this
was his first school.
There has been a big war
going on down l *«w fw lust
few days—burrs and weeds on
one side and the farmers on the
1 saw Irish potatoes grown ofihechuich. lie graphical!}
this ye ir selling at #4 per bush 1 described the wonders uchiev
el; English peas ui #4 per by mun, believing that th.
bushel; strawberries at 2.r |lu,Hl of Ciod could be true
cents per quart; radishes at t.j through all, closing with
|3 per bushel ; sweet potatoes1 the sentence, "Is there a heaii
at il.tfrt per bushel. The aver- s„ ,.„id aM to refuse to houoi
age yield is, Irish potatoes, 2f>0 our ow n beloved and native
bushels per acre ; sweet pota- laud." The address wu cheered
toes, 300 bushels per acre; Kng heartily. Hon..I. W. Thr«u
lish peas, 50 bushels per acre morion was next to i i>e. ami
strawberries,f 00and 8<)0quart> mu"h eiiihusiasm, aud ilelivei
per acre; corn yields from :t< ; ed a lengthy aud pairimicwiit
to 75 bushels per acre; cotton \ t. n address, lie lotu hinpjv r-
from Tkxi to 1*200 pound liut per feried to the trials aii'i liaid
acre ; oats from 30 to (50 bush- hi}is of the revolutionary Jie
els per acre. Millet grows well, j utes. Also lie coiigrainlated
1 was there early in the sea ! the country up«iu it-* successful
son, but suw enough to know j attitude after passing through
Dr. W'asseizug',
ThuWsil*Known Eunpaan ^
(I'liit c Vciirii I:, - dear,' in I >ullito.J
st,
t . . V >ri;/t li huvli.K Ium! | ru. ilec
u il .•« j.ci'ii tn-f :.'i ilir-liiri .'! yv i>. will
umli i uil.' im iM -i' «-\■ |.1 lit- <-nii l. ur-
iiito- a Curt*, iIn nil
Sniml, Nervous and Chronic DUmscs,
1'nlnrrh In nU Iti* sIuh:««h, St-urvj lUolrli-
ukof tlif Skin, l Uuratt 'uniMim,
'I'liuiiiri, Skin lii eu#en < l rvt-ry form.
ItL«>tiiu:iIihm. .Si'iuticu, f.lvrri'om-
|>i i . V i i n ' *ii" V. PI «>k, Kil«,
nil 1,'riiiKr* and K)tlnc>> l'ro>tbU>, tliti
Byi' ami Far.
k lilifl)? HI I••••II; ®tioii and N- rvous Do-
" ' M'K? TI.Y CURED.
A Muro Cure.
rh' ytm «i(Troi «.f . nrl.v tc«, HkWii
or/.inu' ilrni. •■ mt' lljih inlD
Mr, n In. ^11 lt< illrofui ill*.
* r* i*iii n 11 v Cured!
I'ttlpiiUtuu or tin- II- art. Ttaililiif, Tr
NVr> il I'l i-ha «l Uiwii in W (w
l'u -• t..li « «.f l.i «4. t*«ill^MI of w
U| |> I na .'llililjp*. IllMli.v lu S^L'iiil l.ifl'
li > 'lilt 4 '3 MU'lloi*.
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DR. u AwrttmiKJ,
i'.jii- .ui, II. ■mil", iil Klin .'.tivttt.
All i'rivate Matters Curt
I'miiitit ulri'iiMmi Ih W i U«*€i
I
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-4 . r - • >iiiotiKiiM, aiui mtHlleln*
1 I K IjI^K \?-iK.—. I o KF( K ll« ii' it's : from s a, ia. I«0
.••if! ill I .Ml llouro. I HL'NtiA VS, 'I a. in. to 1*2 ui.; 8 to7
TKX.
IWWilll —hgiH lirrnm
that industrious people can do
well there. There are many
advantages in Brazoria comity
not found iu other counties,
one of the greatest civil strug
glea known to history. lie
plead for patriotism, heli.-vin^
that the lesson learnei^ front
and of course some disadvan-: ,Uu| Ur,happy struggle w.uil-1
tages, but not many. "Every int the breast of the
rose has its thorn and ever} living present mid future a love
sweet its bitter. ' 1 will close , uf uuion ..||wW u,ul flirHV .r."
by asking all who want furth- u vvas (.ertainlv a beautiful
er information to enclose a two- i jffh| lugajw U|U)I( „|e aU(|iHIU ,.
cent stamp and write to me. j ^|at gutllwrtJ,j t„
, Everybod
J. P. LEVY,
lii .M.l'i: IN STAI'I.K AN!> FANCV
G ROC ERIE
PROVISIONS, Etc
Wi' invite i 4fiMlMMly to vNU our new fhtaUllsliiitcut o|i|iositc (In1 I'osl
In liiiilithiu loriiH'rly ore«|ili il hj Kit/liuali X (litrtly, on
East Louisiana St., - - - IWtcKinnev, Tj
v. -(i,.oils delivered free to any jiai't.of I he city
Success to the Dkmockat
8. L. Hayk
Live It Down.
underrate their virtue , a(,,us,Mt ,g Mrs. Jennie
They rspu liate and turn " j Kirkhu.ni. wife of Rev. F. M.
cold shoulder" to the poor Kirkhaui, editor of the Chris-
fellow who is honestlv striving (ia„ Oracle and ] astor of the
for success ; Presbyterian church, ilev. Mr.
Hut when his alio ns aie tin Kirkhaiu is a well known di-
ally crowned with victory ! vin«, who came to Chicago haps both i to try to control the
they, like hypocritical sticks.! ,,„ij a feW niotiths ago. Mrs. | trusts. If the representatives
gather around and uppluud ; Kirkhaiu is a sister of (ten. of the people in their law mak
That's what you can do
you will. It is true, you have j erniuent
taken a false step, and stiun-
l>|. ,1 Wy tti* wi.y, l-lul. you ur..-
not the only one. we can point
to many more, who have done
..Ih.r, with luir prospccta of; s„me for tlle lime
tli. lutter KHinini? th. vi.-lory, tll„ r«8pm.t ,UI(I
j memorate the one hundretlth
| anniversary of the luuuciiing
of our grand ship of state, n ith
the immortal Washington as it*
; comiuander.
'' The foundation of our gov
has, at stated per-
iods during this time, been
shaken to thecenb'r. lint atu i
!f>i •
i,l « IH. li. .4.*
- vto
t( tuil
Nil. li
I Mil Mrhvl ill
#14.1
What i * going to 6e the fate of
this government if these trusts,
combines and gigantic corpora
tions are not checked! It
seems that congress is either
powerless or indisposed (per-
hini as though they
rid) tlieir every aid.
had leni piake ol Pes Moines, founder
! of Drake university. The man
ing capacity can't protect the
interest id' the great mass of
confidence of fellow men. But.
we have looked again, and
seen tliem rally under reverses,
take tt new step forward, plant
a solid foot in time and then,
with a resolution ihat admits
of nod-lav. gn rtljht atonic ami j ;|;e' ^
••livn it down. Von may do, A| ,u<( Bam„
th. name. By the force of will, | hjm >VJls
Again we ask, is it right is ' agsr of the store in which she j "itisens against the encroach
was arrested stated to the may- ' merit of a few, the people will
be forced to take both govern-
ment and trusts into their own
hands. Now, don't accuse us
of expressing anarchism. If a
few capitalists have the right
to pool their money to rob the
people, the people certainly
have the right to pool their
it Christian, to allow our pre
udioe and passion to rule
and thereby cast a shadow
over the community in which
we move <
The llallot Hex.
It will be remembered that
istrate that himself ami another
person had seen the woman
stealing articles in the store;
that when she was arrested and
searched articles to the value
of $r> to were found on her
person; that she admitted her
guili lo the policeman who ar
an unknown young man was ^ amj tj,at she offered ! strength and recover their lost
found hanging to a tiee Sun j,{ly n consideration more ! prestige. Wlieu onr ancestors
day before last about live miles j tjmu were worth to' were oppressed by the British
! get out of it. Mrs. kirkhaiu's J government until they could
south of Denison
The Shermun Herald pub
lishes an account from which
we clip the following
"The suicide hud a card in
his pocket with a name on M
attorney stated that the things
were put into Mrs. Kirkhuurs
pocket by a domestic whom
bear oppression no longer, they
resorted to arms nnd gained
their freedom. Now must we
which nunie our informant did
not recolle< t. also a che k or
ordergifen by a certain candi
date at the late inunieipul clef
tiiiii in f)* a a ..ii on a ieitaii
saloon in thar city for 'went}
drinks in t aytnent for his vote, '
which cheek the Deulsou olli
cers took charge of and they
would divujge no names,"
If our mind contained the
vocabulary of the world, it is
doubtful whether or not we
she had hired, and she sup ; forfeit, that liberty, so dearly
posed it was all right, though bought This generation is
the things were passed to her
without having been wrapped
. mr. The employes of the store
certain declare there was no girl with
After the hearing had
been postponed, a female pris
oner in the uruiory, who occu-
pied the same cell with Mrs.
Kirkham. stated the latter had
endeavored to bribe iter to
swear she had stolen the
oppressed by combinations of
wealth until we are slaves.
Shall we not resist and demand
the protection guaranteed by
the constitution of onr own
forefathersi
We hasten to answer in all
eandor. we must.
lu lite eaiupuigu 1 tsi ye ir the
nouiiutes of the regular demo-
crat party challenged the tnu|f-
could construct a sentence to; things and had given them to trumps to "pint" to a single
express our feelings against Mrs Kiikham. instance where the ^rand old
such a violation of law as that j \\ Pre idem Uairison. PHrly ever broke its pledges
of a candidate purchasing his | ue^,Jtj the question, "Whit I to the people J wonder
way into office by such a wil| bw yMUr Southern 'policyr lf lho8tt gentlemen would h* e
method. | he quickly auswered, "1 shall;1'1® audacity now to tell the
Such an evil, if it continues kluw „o Sowlt,tri policy, j people that The Twenty-tint
to grow, will only serve to rel- | wjn ttdminl#u,r to lhe j ^K^^ture was composed of
— .i--. i i representatives elected on the
democratic platform which
pledged the party to enact
some law by which railroads
.gate to the r-nr the hone.!! wit||out f,vor u, n>.
and brainy citiy.ensof our conn-1_ . ..
sectiiin.
invested by the prime quali
ties which go to make up an
honest, truthful, manly charac-
ter, you can regain lost confi
dence and anou rise to your
former level. There is no doubt
about it. The fates will help
aud God will stand by ) ou.
Do this and do not fear—your
fault will be forgotten—and
you will be sure to live it down.
—National View.
Representatives from the
Patihandls country of Texas
are in Oklahoma soliciting the
overplus to come to Texas. It is
a cold day when Texas gets
left.
A eottou twine factory has
been started in Dullas to man
ufacture twine for u^e on bind
ers, and it in said the twine i*
much superior to that which
has been in use. Can't oui
Grayson farmers m ike it con-
venient to use this home-made
twine in preference to any oth-
ei i -Hh rinaii Ileral l.
Ami why not Collin county
farmers do the same,
tleallli and Kraury.
She is a form of life nnd light
That, seen, becomes a part of
sight;
Health on her cheek, nnd beuu-
ty in her eye.
Her form all grace and queen-
like majesty
The secret of lo i health uud
beauty is simply litis:
each storm of conflict it set-
tled back more solid than <-\ i
Aud to-day she may well be
compared to the "rock ol
ages."
Let us all march on to a
higher sphere under the grand
old stars and stripes which we
hope will "forever wave ovei
i! e laud of the free and !h<
e.
re-
in
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u i t fvcr^tldiiji lor
f i \tiV ins Tr,' can « rit< •" .« i
i -j - ;^«vrer«Urti^ tin «i mt t.: *>11
• aL"-' <■ Itll Ul'.' IIKkO u>«.lth
; wtit no crwhk mm! hrv«
owe CKLY. ^
r'all'itm. I nuihir'illnit. Jjf g-.
\\ iiMwi'M- i f nvi ?&
fun KMtfflw.
I.I .til On; iOf
a.-- rim •• - ift f.M |*tm« i .►« 15&'$ |
v-4^ smiw4<1 mi dlhr f uru, v17
"F'rt I* k nnd (liwlirw Mrm iu Kilblft, '• /<*■
HARNESS
\ Our flarnrtMk No. 1 f*nk
I Lenlh^r. mi ? • ti'dt). ^
f *s; Uii li lO, /
fV;Hsi f yf > f01|v i|fr ih • Vrt*f \
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SLKHART. indiana.
war, first iu peace, and Iirst in
the hearts of his country men."
To (he Teachrrs of Collin.
Do not be uneasy. Your
money will be on hand, as tin
great state of Texas is bound nig'*', near
for it, and it will be ]>ai l It
may be a few mouth.* before it
is paid over to the county
treasurer, but it is sure to
come. T. A. Co I, km \n,
Supt. County School
April *24, I SHU,
Klertrlc llltti-ro.
A jei:-on is seldom .Kick, The Alliance uiAmbe
when t'.eii bowels are regular, we presume, is similar to
li- .ir hi in mind ami keepi berships of nil ot! er <in|
your bowels ii'gnlur by an o -
c:i^ii>tial tli : e t !' St. Patrick's
Pills. Sol I by Bristol Bros..
1'iiy Di ng Si ore.
This remedy is besoming so
well known and so popular as
to in ed no special mention. All
who have used Klectric Hitters
wing I lie same sontr of pr-iist*. j
A JMirer medicine thus not e\
exi«t and it is guar.iii'eed to do,1
all ilinf is claimed, lilectrlc
Bitiei-t will cure all dise t--e« ot
ttie Kidneys and Liver, will ie
move Pimples, Boils, Silt
Hheiiiii, and oilor afleitious
ealined by injmre * •<> d. Wi 1
tlrive Malaiiii fiom tit" mvv.-ii
:i d pi t*Veilt ;ik wid1 a . til t .i! I
liinlarial fevers. Kor nri•• of
hetidaclie, cotistipai i u ami it:
digestion try Elecnic Biitn-
Kntire sntisfa< Hon guaranteed
or money refunded.
Pi ice fsic aud Vl at 1*1. N.
Mi Aulay V' Bro., McKintiey.
Texas.
Houston, Tex., April —
To uig 't, t'on.-tabh* Rogers of
M 'it'gotnei \ county brought iu
a ueirro named Henrv'Sauipson
and lodged him iu j nl L ist
Humble, while
S.-mp«oii wan L ing down iu
11ihoune, ,i cobired maii named
i N; ola t-iitcii.d aii i, wiilioiit
w.ii ii'iiig, shot him, the ball en
tering the idieek suid passing
out tliidiiglt tint back of his
s' till In this condition he arose
w 11 sted t e |iist d from his as
] >:i li'ii and be it hi^ brains out
wi' lb- warren 1. te«l t > the
• •ill « . i t i« ili plead self'-de-'
lions for public good,
are always a few black
^u the Hock and it takes
tain length of time to getl
out. A small healthy me(
ship is worth a great deal|
to any order thai: a large
hvrship that is all the
sick. -Sunbeam.
Job work of all kind
this olli c. Friends call
give us y< ur patronage.
HOODS
could be controlled, I ut no such averts Hie many ills pe uliat
law was enacted,and, therefore, I to her sex by the use . | Br.
I say the grnfd old PARTY P«eic«'s Kavori'e Prescription,
has left her first loyettmi dtkeii j 'fhis is the only reme l}' lor
up with railroads. But I im woman's peculiar weaknesses
try, for he will never stoop so
low as to purchase his way i# "We, the people of il e I nit
into power to serve some vile eil Staled, iu order to form a
purpose. more perfect union, establish
While we cannot remedy; justice, injure domestic nan
those existing evils at once, quality, provide for the com-
and indignantly frowning upon would it not be well for us to tuon defense, promote the gen-
the first dawning of every at- j goofd, with a jealous eye, the eral welfare, aud secure the | happy to say that, contrary lo j and ailments, S"ld bv i.ll diug ]
lompt to alienate any portion ballot box and continue to add blessings of liberty to ourthe expectation of nil thinking'gists, under a poM'ive guatan-1
ot oar conntry from the root, or and throw around it all the selves and our posterity, do me#, our le^icdators from thltUea from the vnu-n tact mere i
(o enfeeble the sacred ties protection witliin our pow r, ordain and estaidioh litis con'j county stayed adtli the jteoplo! that It will give s iii-ttaoliuu iu
which now link together the until we have palsied the hand st it ut ion for t lie United States op the railroad question. Say. (every case, or mine, wl I be
various parts."—Washington's of the villain that would defile' of America "- Preamble to the
j II. | Const!ution.
McKinney, April \'7. 1 SHU
Th«*ie will I e a meeting of
the st ckhold'rs of the Alii
aliee Coltoll Yard Ait tiot
in the court h iiise on f'.e 'J
Saturday in Mav. Al' twe n •
shelvited to be pre i t.t w'ien a re
} oi t ill I a>i cot ton - .. siji m i:
be read and otliei Uuriaes^
dc'tie. IL rder o the board
.1. B. Dk.nTon,
Pre^<lent.
II •
'in|.url 11
11.u« I.) II.
11 ur
mi >t
WOOlll'l •
f u i cur. •
WOII tll «!OH-
fl.i.ll... of
thii |m i.plr,
nn.llnl-HiUjr
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popular
Ill.lOll pi|.
rlfler •ml
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ini; moll-
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cor. i ti-rof-
uii-, unit
r h • u m ,
ily*li«p*l*.
h<.aiiiftcli,it
klllllHT Ittl'l
li er rum.
piniut. r il.(rrh, rll* m i i i i,rlc. it' «tir« to ic.-l
snr ij-nrlitn, w I i'h Ii (wrotiur t« iu l(|
ll.«ntW .4..ir« |i:ir..l;i (>.l.| l>> ilrumiUlb. 11, llx
f ir |IJ I'ri | iifi . t'> I . I. Ilomi A i'D ,Ui .ll,"
IOO Doses Ono Dollar
COKPOWiD EXTRACT
//v
f
wrtss"
Come to the Dkmoci
lici* and have your liorfi
j • k bills printed. W<
print them very chriap.)
Ifmir ili'tilfr wiv* hr hni4 llio
St ni ■■ 44 ulimit, •■..in.- uml |trli
Out iKttlitui, )<ul l>)ii. down M
*0*
— T* «« /•
is not North Te$a* eutitled to .refunded, See
name tk next governor I if bottle* wrapper.
uu i an tee on
Furl Wi-rih. 1 •-•t.. I«l rt -trv e*. Is>,.
—.| r. TlmrtiMinit. U in#«vVlli'. T x.—
HviirWlr: tn t!«<• full of Ij -7, I In nunt
Ifn Mllnttf ytiir l.i iiv Star i'nrarrli
0||r( Mill iitif Mllr iif(MHir I tu<# Mar
Km a fljrfUl'. ,lii(! eur. d lit |li i
burrtMi <*(««••«. «*«• «ivt in'tuj ie #.
•ml thrvM. kiiil I Mitltr nil •tnRVi. r* h
give It • irUI. JJtMSiN.
WU Jk. Mull aUeel.
Cowtilauit* thtt It
fifiB At«*
W. L DOI
$3 SHOK
FOlt SALE BY
C.. W. JOHI
M.mow Bi n' ,"cKt
tik • La
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Democrat Publishing Company. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 6, No. 14, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 2, 1889, newspaper, May 2, 1889; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth191574/m1/2/: accessed April 23, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.