The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 25, 1907 Page: 1 of 8
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Iv A. PtibliNlMi*. )■ .A T*aper IDovotod to tlio best Interests ol the I*'
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LINDEN. TEXAS! TUESDAY, JUNE 2
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WANTED 1,000
"Organists, to organize the col-
ored people oi' file United State*
into ThevN&gr<$ Farmer mid La-
borers' Educational, Co-Opera1-
live l.'uion of Arnei^ca. Chartef
oc] by tlio State of Texas, and
fopy-lliohtcd by the Tnited
fttatew, and Indorsed by the Exe-
cutive Co in mi t tee of the White
Farmer > 1'irion of 'lVx-ns; !<«•
ftirtlier particulars address, J. E-.
A. Bang tin, Linden Texas. - ,
11 K.MGOTsT, M. T>.
Offers his services to the people
of Linden oud Surrounding
«eoti n t ry. I'ro in pfatten-
tion given to nil calls
<Jay ou. night, yb.ttr
practice solicited.
Office with Dr. Davis.
Oall at J. 0. .(ioorlwnu'e Bur-
"r-
her Shop for first class work
jEvervthin« efcfn mid niec, up-
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ABOUT THE g RURAL MAIL SERVICE.
RURAL MAIL SEK\ 1C1S.||;' Since penciling the article in t'pi
j paralel column we find the i'ol
A Iter.Inly the flret the ninxi-1 lowing in the Dallas New.-
muni salary of the rural mail
carrierc, will be increased from
.$750 to fft(K) per annum, with
an estimated a verage of $850,
It i wH tfcwe «iH be 41000 sa)nl.y of 9BBRJUr wM
routes in openitloN, wlucli, ntun amoll„t h> aboat ^ tar lh„
'"'"IT 2? a"m"' i ?<**■ *•"«• Hill-
tfi ■ff(U,8.>0 00.1. I lie a\ernKe in- oI pm m)l]OTt|w<,],i regime,
come-of these routes is placed at
; smal
A 1)1FCfjplJLT SUBJKf
Wii^n Mrs. Hanson entered ]
he photographer's studio, 'he
" ; ~ rjHBBHS
According to the estimates of I In m " ---i ;i lookttf determination i • . , , . • 4. •
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the Poetoflice Depart ineni, there on her face which ,,honed it was; .^. , ^ . f (
will be 41,000 rural routes in op-1 no time for trifling. I '
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eration the coming year, ibe t "iNow see here, she .said,
#170 per annum., aggregating
fO^TOyOOO, leaving the service
in debt to the government jast
127,880,000, which uijjist be met
by appropi-iation out of the gen-
eral revenue. ,
To cover this, or at least a
port ol this enormous expense it
has besn urged thut Congress
eKtend t he service so as to in-
clude parcels and packages from
the stores. And why hot?
A family on the route finds its-
nflf out of some house-hold ne-
lo-di te linir cut, shnip raisois wilt ep'tail th.eloss.of
«nd cleau shaves, nil 111 apple {jinP> ofmoreintrinsic valuethan
pie order.
C. E DAVIS, M. D„
pmvblcfan and okstktkicjan
. hlNUKN, tKXAS.
the artical needed. Yet Hie far-
mer must qUit his work and ride
from one to.twelve miles to get
a sack of flour, ji plojv, u pound
of soda etc ^ at tlie same time
the carrier is passing his house
Prompt ajtoiHion Riven to ail call's' in a vehecle every day without
day or night; price# to suit tfce hard any Joad (mail carriers seldom
times. Office on w^st side of Court ctirT.y intrfe tliail 20, gensratly
Wquse square. ^ ^ •! h«B thati 10 lbs of mail) and
tiifi potfcowinc; are the ofi'icfius oi' could cai+y two Or t hrcehundred
Tub County Farmers | pounds as easy as hot.
If C(M)« ;ress would fix a 'just
The account of the service for
the year ending June30, 1008,
wtll stand something as follows.
Average cost of route, $850.
lOarning of average route, $380
Loss per route, $720,
Total loss to the Post office De-
partment on .41,000 routes, $29
500,000. But even this vast sum
falls far short of the full damage
to the country from the failure
of the fifty-ninth Congress to
provide for the reasonable use of
our free rural service. For yet
another year, the rural* public
will lie compelled to carry off
their produce and bring homti
their supplies on their own backs
or in their own vehecles, while,
day by day, a public post wagon
easily made capable of doing
their ent ire transport * business,
will pass their doors with its 20
pound iomls. We doubt if $100
000,000 will cover 1110 cost of the
Heedless labor thus imposed by
Congress upon the 5,000.000
families on our rural routes du-
ring tJie comiiie- year.
swinging the reluctant James
Henry into prominence from the
position he had selected behind
sk|rts, "t his boy has got to
have a picture taken to send to
his grandfather that he's named
for, and I 'expect you to do it."
"Certainly, madam.'' said the
photographer, blandly. "\ow
what, style—"
"1 don't ex pee 1 a ny ,-.1 , J,, at
fjll," announced the mother of
James Henry, pulling him up
l'l-dni the froor to a half-laieeling.
attitinle. "If you can just get
his features into 1 liecamera, that
is all 1 ex pec l.
"There was a travelling tin-
t^pe inaa v ini'- < • ■ - *ir 1 ■ ii last
spring, He to-.>k hro dozen of
me for a breakfast and supper,
andtwo dozani.i' failirr for his
night's lod;.-in" and 1111 • dozen
of little Euiiaa .1 ii<• for the in.-xt
day's dinner. Did after he'd had
one try at James I b ury h
"that unless lather had a
half-worn sc. 11 o" elothc.s
go> he cOuhln'i. 111 <I • • 1:1!-: 1 ■
^ to the tvori'J, .1 nd tho-e
wo.hl
• saiu
j-.'ood
cure a bkerie
he'd ral her !
The farmer and Ids were set ting
off for an event in their lives, a
President, N. J. Barron, t'inden, R. 1'.
See Prudent, S. S. Jotnsort. mvins.' l'^ce and make the department
h. F. I). No. 1. j responsible for the safe delivery
Sectifreas., H., H. Hamilton, i.imien, | of such packages the service j vjsj, ()) Paul. They had been
p ^'D. NO. 8 _ j would soon begin to pay oxpoii- calltioTH.(1 repeatedly by their
Chaplain, J.W. Ensin, I.indLH, | nes to the great ad vantage of its | rH 1, t . of uip„w
Conductor, G. A. Barron. | . _ .. ,„nu, ,, j mend!- to l>ev\ .11 e Ol SliaipeiB.
patrons. 1 aternahsnii Shouts 1 replied that they would
A" ! I chin;; I !■>•.
dangerous one, I ;
agmibie utliic-t *?>;!.
you iteJi it < i 1
is "It." Ahs'.lui.
any form nf itch in
cation relicw: .
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<" 11 1 iniy a in.>:-t «.!i:".
No matter tli uaiiK'
y 11. I hull's Curt-
ly I Hi'! <-V < 1 t v euro
• kt.'.Wji. l'i';' anpli ■
the demagogue. Call it what | j
Door Keeper, W. A. L4«e.
, BXECttTIVIJ COMMITTEE , ... .
<c. W. Kee, i.odi, R. F. D. No. l. I y«« will, it is both business and
W. J. J. Simpson, Bivins, R*. lf. D. No. 1. common sense. —J. W. L.
M. B, Wilkersoa, Atlanta, R.
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No. 1.
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Meeting of the Board of Medical
Examiners f the State
• of Texas.
The last meeting of the Board
of Medical Examiners for the
State of Texas {regular) for ex-
aminations will he held in Aus-
keep their eyes open, and started
with a nervoiiH determination to
look out for confidence tricks.
On the way the old man got
off fit a junction to buy some
lunch, and the train went on
without hiftr.- It was a terrible
mishap. The last he saw of his
wife she was craning out of the
car window, shouting something
hey may bo roughly derided
in to.two <• lasses- those who htp>
purgtiadod that they <**•* gome-
thiii,
who insist that th
tlieni a living-
What l««co«ie9 of lliese v'ortrtrg
ifWfn in the fntni'e depend??large-
ly on the tln?s to whirh they
belong. IFu yonth holds that
the world iwes hirn h liviug he
will not he u | irtienlarly valua-
ble menit>er <d soeiely, hut rath-
er a sort of bill colleetor with a
grievanee that Re has to call srt
many tiures to get his due.
But the youth with a «ei:«e of
obligation to his generation is
ihe one who tvill riae. All the
uplifting dirties of society hav«
worked together <0 make him
what he is, to give to him life
in an orderly eommuai'v, to e«-
tahlirih .su-luMjls lor the training
of his mind, ehurcbes for tho
ttphfiing of hi., sjiiril, and husi-
l j nt'ss opportuuili<s for earning
t hid daily bread; and hesee-fes t«i
ijiepay in what inensure he w
the debt that he [owes t.d
j liosc v.-ho ha\0 pone before.
t-Jueh men a-3 he give their
time <o the itnpr<<venjent of th^
<■ .immunity i.: whiuh they livete
They,iutere;'t themselves in the
selmols, tho vhurchcs and the
and i!' they accept p«
re, it for the sak« of
■ cuti do ia the way of
iii'Taries,
I litieal ofli
j what (1k'3
r government, rather than
1
"Tlie oi 'S'evas
*lfo the J .h':!iff or any Coniitablc ol
Cass Co., Greet ei.
You are h?r< l . 1 'it'mKo:dfi.i to ynjiiinntt | 1
R. H. May, 1 >v t *k« : publication of J
thi§ Citation in <"'th wetk fur four] for their own glory.
successive wet k-i ].u v ioun t<> Uk- return , . „ '
day hereof, in sodF iv. w^wpt-r jmbiislud j U is not of great < onreqnence
m toUranmty, if tlun; l,e a newspaper! wj t trade < r nrofe^ion
publisoed therein, out 11 not, then many 1
newspaper pub'Mt tl in the fifth Judicial j tlio.se about to lie.graduated t'tl;
District; but if there be n< ne.wspajH.-r I ... ... , . ,
pubHsken in said Judicial L>istrict, tlitn 1 tcr Upon, bhe tputt 1U <1 nich
Tn,a newspap r |>u'hli.het] in tl>" nearest .1 |,.ir,5,, <],«;, n,.Jf..
District to s.-i id I'if'l Judiebl Di-lvi-!,1" •
t '
at the next uvular term of il,
11 to 1 ■
An X placet) after your name
mi your Paper denotes that your
time is uut, and that yen must
renew ut otice if you want the j to redeem it; and this wonder
(reproitchful at him, which he
tin, 1 exns/une 25th, 2thh and j coUj(j not },enr on account of the
r ncl: supporuug
the imdortunt matter.
—-Yuntlia < 'oini-anion.
Th is examination
will be held in accordance with
the oh) medical law of Texas and
will be the last meeting of this
hoard (?>r examination, as the
new medical law of Texas, the
one board bill} becomes effective
on the l#tli day of July and Un-
der the provisions of this law
applicants will only lie permitt-
ed to appear for examination
who are graduates from medical
eoleges of not less than four
tarnjs of Hve tndnlhs eaeh. For
further information concerning
this examination address,
T. T. Jackson, M. D.,Sec.
Sa1./ Antonioj Tex., llit-ks Bid.
Far Ilic 151 WW.
If you arc blue, dejected and feel like
the World has it '"'in for you," the
chances are your liver is taking a few
day* off. Put It to work by using Sim-
mon's l.iver Purifier (tin boxes); its the
beat regulator of them all.
He that conquors himself is a
greatet- hero than he that con-
quers a nation j ol- even rt world;
utileHH; like the Son Of .(jod, he
conquers a World throttgtl love,
JniJpej
continued;
1 will be accomplished nome da \
noise of the 1 t'-fiin.
It happened that an expreS^
ctime along a few minutes later.
The farmer boarded it nnd got
to St. Paul nearly an hour earli-
er than his wife.
Ho was waiting for her at the
station when she arrived. He
ran up to her and seized her va-
line.
"Well, Sarah," he said, "I'm
glad to see ye again. I didn't
know but wo was seperated for-
ever." .
The old lady jerked the valice
from him indignantly.
"N(^ ye don't, Mr. Sharper!"
she cried. I left niy husband at
the junction. Don't be coming
any of yrr confhleuce games 011
itie, or I'll call a policeman.'V
Syaur Mill And Syrup Koii
Salb
Seeded Ribbon (June ^'-rup at
25 els par gal. by the .b;bl; less
thitn hhl S7 J cts per gal.
S. M. itathnr,
Je0el;*#a« 'te* 1 F. It). NC
oappear
District Court of C is* County, to In
hplden pt tile Court House tlvreoi hi
Linden, on the 4i li Monday in Ati;;u"t.
A. li. 191)7, tii,' same Ix-inj.; the 2'ith day
ofAiigust, a. o. 1h07 th n arid there to, . . .
answer a pet iti.m filed iti wiid Court onj^SK^'I ft II iCliu V* iiV lit) uiuQ t
the 25th day oi o, in u I join the armv of the Ijord.
A colored Methodist, preacher
syit, number-;'! on the docket of said
Court No. otilffl, wh rein Jessie M-«y is
Plaint iff, and U. ! I. May is Defendant,
said petition li.vinn :i suit for divorce up-
on the grounds of ertiel and harsh treat
ment and improper convict of said De-
fendant toward Plaintiff.
For fttrllvi pleadings sec Plaintiff's
original petition now on file in my office.
Premises considered, Plaintiff prays
■that the defendant be cited to appearand
answer this pet it ion and that she have
judgment dissolving the said marriage
relations and tl* it sir- have (lie care and
custody of the child and cost ol suit, and
for such other and further relief as she
may He entitled to in law and in equity.
Herein fail not, but have before said
Court, at its aforesaid next regular term,
this writ. With your return thereon,
showing how you have executed the
IKpC • ■*. ^
Witness, Klmer Brown, Clerk of the
District Court of Cass Count y.
Given untler my h:mtl and tl|e Seal of
said Court, sit office in Linden, this the
2olh day of May, A. n. ftltl?.
' Elmer Brown Clerk,
J . District Court, CaSs County.
v . - FOR SAT,B.
One 7 room house with six
acres of laud; five ncres of the
best pustur.o i,n Uie county. Will
sell cheap.
■■HW'rM&JVjA .It - .
"I hiiri—I belongs to the Uup-
t ist clmreb."
"Dat ain't dc army; dut's de
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Banger, John. The Cass County Sun (Linden, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 26, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 25, 1907, newspaper, June 25, 1907; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth341300/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.