Palo Pinto County Star. (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, January 19, 1906 Page: 1 of 4
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VOLUME XXX.
PALO PINTO. T]
FRIDAY. JAN. 19,1906.
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OfficialJirectory.
L 'li£r DISTRICT OTTICIU.
DisMioi Judgs, W. J. Oxford. -;
District Attorney, F- H. Chandler,
district Clerk, B. A. Peak.
, . '; cooirnr omcsiu.
County Judge, K. 8. Ritchie.
■County Attorney, J. C. Bouts.
County Clerk, Geo. Metcslt. ?
Tax Assessor, J. A. Castlemso,
Trees*!#. O. W, Whatley.
Tax Collector, J. W. Birdwell.
Bheritl, James Owen.
Surveyor, M. V. Smith.
! ooMMisaioMfeea.
Precinct No. 1—fi£ J. 8. Abernathy.
Precinet No. 2—B, T. .Whitaker.
Precinct No1 8—J. P. Browder .
Precinct No. 4 C/0. Withers. •
.. JumoTte pr raa j**acr.
ilnijt No. 1—U C* Martin,
met No.S—J. M. Patterson,
wet No. 8—J. A. Marr.
ilnct No. 4—W. H. Daves.
Precinct No. 6-^J. Cook.
Precinct No. 6—A. 8. Johnson.
Proctnct No. 7-D. S. McNeil.
Preoinet No. 8—M. G. Vernon i
1 OO'STB Las.
Precinct No 1--W. G. Abernathv.
Precinct No. 2— Dick Garrison.
Precinct No. 8— A. P. Anderson. „
Precinct No. 4—Geo, W. Patterson.
Prycincw No. 6—0 E! Cross.
Precinct No. ff- W. L, Costello..
Precinct No 7—K. Roberther.
, Precinct No. 8V J. W. Craddock.
District Court meets first’ Monday in
March and September,
v Ooonty Court .’meets second Monday in
January, April,. Jv'ly and October-
. Commissioners Oouit meets on the second
Monday in in February, May, August and
November. »
Secret Societies.
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-I Pkto Pinto Lodge No. 819, A. F,* A- M.
4^.Meets Hatjurday night ,on or before the
full moon in'each month.. W. 8. Coaatser,
W.' M., C. W. M aseie, Secretary. •
'Palo Pinto Lodge No. 792, W. O. W,—
Meet* the fourth Moifdav night in each
ihonth. Andrew Reed, C- C., H. 8 Pitts,
.. Mineral Weils Lodge No. 440,1. 6. O. P.
—Meets’ Frhlyy nightjuf .each week. J. 8.
Pucker, N. 0. Geo. C, Lewis, Secretary.
’» Brer.oi L‘dge No. 887.1, 0. O. F.—Meets
Saturday nigl.t of cect) week, J. M. Daves,
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W.uon. N. O. D. M. Edwards. V. G .
^^&Mtt^L§leNo. 809,t ClO.'F.-
tfleets every Saturday night, lr* Fields,
N. G. •* T. T. Brooks, Sectary.
! Strawh Lodge .No. No, 40, LG. O. F.
—meet's every Saturday sight. .IT. W.
Windle. N. G. J.8. Mcllroy, Secretary.
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.[ Baptist Church—Sunday schooL at 9:30
m. each Sunday! Preaching second Sun-
day in each month and Saturday night be-
fore.’ Rev. A. S.'Hunting, pastor.
'O. 8. Presbylerhin Church—Preaching at
tab Criuian church the first Sunday in each
month!!’' W; H. WygougU, pastor. , ,,
'bhrittian Church—Preaching fourth Run-
ddj in each month. Sunday"sohool 9:30 a.
Ilfi DUiiyuv* vuiuLii uiertmi^ AtOv lUi ,i
Methodist'Oliu'rch South—bunday school
a<d:80 a. tu.. Prater meeting each Wedfies-
dkjr Dighv Preaching tBird Sunday In
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Strange things ore ocourring in
this twentieth century. The su
preme court of Kansas has Yip-
heljl the validity of the law giv
ing Kansas City the right to
maintain separate high sohools
for whites and negroes.
Never Dl^foppointa.
"Many extensively extensively ad-
vertised remedies are failures when
pat to the test. Hunt’s Lightning Oil
Is an exception. Confidence in it is
never • misplaced — disappointment
neter follows its use. It is surely the
grandest emergency remedy now ob-
tainable. For oats, burns, sprains,
abbes and pains I know no equal.”—
Geo E Paddock, Doplphan, Mo.
Dr. G. N-. BrinOk, deputy su-
perintendent general of educa-
tion of the Philippines, says that
the ielWv^s 860 American teach-
ers, 4 6,000 native teaohera and
more than 50,000 native pupils,
like Japanese in intelleotuRl read-
iness and keenness. ' -
Stomach Trouble end consu-
ltation.
"Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablet#are Ihe best thing for stomach
troublos and constipation I have ever
sold,” ears J. R. Cullman, a druggiJt
of Porterville, Mich. They are easy
to take and alwkys give satisfaction.
I tell my customers to try them and if
not satisjactory to come back and get
their money, but have never had a
complaint.” For sale by H. S. Pitts.
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In deciding to appoint no mof&
southern negroes to office Presi-
dent Roosevelt roakea a signifi-
cant confession of error, and he
is to be congratulated upon; com-
dihg, of ra-
e Ebdthvffe#5!
oiiagens of Atlanta, Ga.,
have secured lOtf German girls
from Chioago to do domestic
weifk in place of negroes, who
have grown so shiftless and
worthless as to t i entirely irre-
sponsible and a r uisance in the
management of lousehold af-
fairs.
BoukIii ChaniNrlHin’R CoukIi
Ramt-dv mid desi (i tu
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F W J Fletohor, a druggist fn Victo-
ria, Australia, says: "A customer of
mine was so pleased w^th Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy, which she bad
ussd for her children when suffering
from colds and croup, that during a
fortnights time she obtained at my
shop nine bottles', Which she sent to
her friends in dlffeient parts of the
state/telllng them how much good it
had done, and Advising them to give it
a trial.” For sale by H 8 Pitts. ,
fThe man who is the possessor
of a piece of a piece of land has
the game in his . own ■ hands.
There is no promoter' or stock
gambler who can jeopardise his
investment. Where it is pur-
chased with judgment land is
always worth the money paid for
it, and it is bound to increase in
value. It cannot be destroyed or
carried away.
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A (Jrtin Tracedy.
Is daily enacted in thousands of
4-bomes, as death claims in. eaoh one
another Victim of consumption or
pneumonia. But when coughs and
oolds are are properly treated, the
tragedy is averted. F O Huntley, of
Slop that Cough.
If vou have a cough or tore throat
or chest, don’t delay a moment a mo-
ment—cure it, Simmons’ Cough Syr-
up is a sure remedy. It makes you
well. I
What the average mortal needs
is a currency that is lasting rath-
er than elastio. . ,
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Mrs. Cassie Chadwick is now
in the Ohio pententiary.-1 Bhe
will find quite a number of fel-
low financiers there.
Wm 8 Crane, of California, Md,’
suffered for years from rheumatiedi
and lumbago. He was finally ad-
vlsrd to try Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,
which be did, and it effected a com-
plete cure. This liniment is for sale
by H 8 Pitts.
.Nobody has explained yet just
how the .wipd-up of the Russo-
Jap war has bettered China’s po-
sition in Manchuria.
The only ease on record where
the beet arid cane men.have got-?
ten together is in their opposition
to a reduction of the Phil:npin6
tariff.
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really lu Dcmaiul.
Nothing is more in demand than a
medicine Which meets modern re-
quirements for a blood and system
cleanser, such as Dr. King’s New Life
Pills. They are jast what vbu need to
cure stomach and liver troubles,
fty them. At H 8 Pitts’ drug store,
26c, guaranteed. .. ..
The story that the ccar wait
sending away his crown Jewek
for safe keeping would havt
squned much more plausible if
the corresponded bad made thei^
designation any place except
London.
Serious Stomach Trouble
Cured. * •
I was troubled with a distress in mj;
stomach, sour stomach and vomitint
spells, and can truthfully say that
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Live*,
Tablet* cured me.—Mr : T V Williams ■
Laingsburg, Mich. These Tablets are
guaranteed to cure every case o’
stomach trouble of this character.
Fbr sale by H S Pitts.,
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Mr. Balfour’s party in Londoa
is not making quite as distinct t
failure out of being the opposi-
tion as they did out of being the
government. But when you.can
then you can hot expect the su-
perlative in all branches.
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Bandar bY Elder J. H. Fisher,
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CLUBBING OFFER.
'A'man Wbo is iuliy alive to his own in
t#esu will take hl« local paper beoaune he
gets a'ciait,of news aiid useful information
from it that h« epu get uowerc elae.
I . 8TRGN« MINDED,
U^-to-fiate men i*1»o want * good general
newspaper in order to keep in close touch
with th* outside,world. Such a paper Is
TBt DALLAS , SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
!A conibioHtlojk of the Palo Pinto County
utr and the Dallas Neqa m just what the
faY'mert la this section need, in order tc keep
thprouVhlv posted upon local news, borne
ViAerpnaec. perwmal items, state hews, an-
' afiairs /id foreign matters: in short
kfebloatiop keeps tha farmer ppd hla
f Up to 'the times on information,
iribe nowj-only $1.76 for both.
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miu BlilLIN*. MINERAL RIELLS: TEXAS.
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Tin Papers.
Tbn Fort Worth Record was the Unit pa-
per in Te»as— and we think the first, paper
ta the south—after the December slump in
dotton td-urge the qarryinc over of the
2.000,000 l^slee surplus And the reduction of
the acreage on the next or-.p. ft has led In
the campaign and my be depended upon for
the heartiest editorial support of the rauso
of the cotton larmer»v*ua the fullest infer
mation pertaining to the cotton *itua.tion.
Bp special arrangement the Sepii-Wcoklv I
Fort Wortn Record is otiered from now
until November 1, 1206—8 moothe, includ-
ing "March, or 7 months including April—
for,60cent#. The 8emi-We*klV Record and I
tlte Star will be sent lor the same period for
90 cents. JLt you are alieady a subscriber to
th« Star you can have vour subscription!
moved up’for sever months if you take ad-,
vuntnge i^f this offer before April 1 Sub-
scribe through this office. In order to get
the most tor your money ’M|
L. W. JONES, M. D.,
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which
ia well and
a of all dis-
Oaklaunlon,
had the const
tori gave
Dh King •
sumption, Co
cured bar, and
strong.” It kills the
eases, dhe dose • relieve*. Guaran-
teed at Wc and $1, by'H 8 Pitts, drug-
gist. Tidal bottle fro^. ' , ;
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Senator Brackett’s resolution
demariding the resignation of
Senator Depew has been mado a
speefal order iri the senate for
ne*t Wednesday. The demo-
crats held an informal confer-
ence regarding their attitude on
the resolution, and most of them
indicated opposition to the pas-
sage of the’ resolution; i'If the
resolution is voted down by dem-
ocrats, this will emphasise again
the important faot that all the
New York graftersare hot brand-
ed with an R.—Dallas jlews.
Physician and SurecoL, Miei^etiing,Mi>iviir4i«fit*
y % 53 Of ague and malaria.bftj| lie relieved
and cured With with! Electric Bitters.
This is a pure, tonic medicaif?-, of es-
pecial benefit in malaria, for it exersw
a true curative influence on the dis-
oase, driving it entirely qnt of the sys
Judge Andy Hamilton says he
don’t use checks in his transac-
tioys. That was only a variation'
of Jim Risk’s famous Advice,
“Don’t write; send a boy.” ,
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The Isle of Pines is sard to be
a great health resort. ' But this
does not say that ‘it would agree
with Gen. Leonard Wood if he
took his next vacation there.
(Spoiled Her Branly.
Harriet Howard, of 209 W 34th St,
New York, at one time had her beauty
spqiiodfwith skiu trouble, She writes
"I had salt rheum or eczema for years
bat nothing would cure it until I used
.Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.” A quick
and sure healer for cuts, burns and
sores. 25c at H 8 Pitts’drug store.-
.The gentleman in Houston who
conducted his. own defense and
was convicted on a lunacy charge
demonstrates the truth of the old
adage that he who is his own
Might Have Been,
When Shakespeare said: "Ave,'
there’s the rub,” wo do not know for
certain tm was thinking of the itch
But one thing we do know—and know,
it 20 years worth—Fuct’a Cure will-
absolutely, infallibly and immediately
cure any Itching trouble that evkf
happened to the human cuticle. It’*
guaranteed. ^
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The respective ’ opinions ot
President Castro for France and;
Fraoe of President Castro havt
been received from a thoroughly t
reliable source. But the neces-
sity for Using the mails debars
us from printing either of them.
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Uertaiui) Fair. :
- . Of all trouble* humanity Is subject tc ;
none, perhaps causes more acute dis-
tress and more frantic efforts tot relief.
than many forms of Ibthing SaUri dis-»
eases. We will tell yon a remedy that.
rarely ever, fell*—Hunt’s Cure. One
box onjy is absolutely guaranteed tc •
cure atly one case of itching trouble-
no matter the name. If it fails, your
money is cheerfully refunded. <
' It is gratifying to learn that .
tHougli having traveled half
around the world and having
been received like a royal prin-
cess, Miss Roosevelt is still deni- A
ocratio in her ideas and loyal to
her own country* In proof of
this she will have every article of
her trosseau made in this conn-
try, and though her futuro sutler*
in-law, the Countess Cbiunbruo, .
could easily get many fas^ in*t-
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lawyer has a fool for-a client. *nf in ^
Dilrruoea, Stpriach and Bowel trouble*
* »peoi*lty. .Call* nut-mli-d iu all hour*.
Rhone Gonneotiens. Office seat dour w ont
of poatoffice.
Frank Clark, M. D.,
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Palo Pinto,
The representatives in congress
of no other state in the union are
attracting more attention and
more favorable comment than,
-those from Texas, and no breath
tem. It is much to'b'e preferred to of scandal has touched any Texas
thing for the bride’s outfit will
come from across theseas.—-Dal-
las News.
quinine, having noneof this drugs bad
after effects. E 3 M
etta, Texak, writes:
very low with malt
Texas.
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SPECIALIST iSfl JURGEQR.
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MINERAL WELLS. • jf
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PHONE CONNECTIONS-
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NOfAEY rUfelC,, ,4
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jaqhdice, till he toote
which saved hi* 1'
drugstore; price 699*
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There is a gr
in 'favor of Chiness
ami. The white’1
of the United Stab
the’ digging,’Tind >
that negro labor il
unreriable. It Is
ogftitioh ot what
chief diffimiltieN ‘
at Panama tt
miseion has
tion of securii
ot labor. A
000 men nos
of Hei r!
srwas
and
Bitters,
8 Pitts’
ition
t Pan-
- turners
V|odo
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congressman.
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riSHHHni uml West Efleetlve.
T J Chambers, Ed Vindicator, Lib-
erty, Texas, writes Dec 26, 1902:
"With pleasure and unsolicited by I
you, I bear testimohy to the curative
power of Ballerd’s Horehannd Syrup.
I have used it.in mv family and can
cheerfully afflm it is the most effective
aqd best remedy for coughs and colds I
I Mv* ever used.” Sold by B P Mad-
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Tfie promptitude with which
krs. Morris was thrown out of
the white* house makes it look
just A little as though Represen-
* tav® tiull had gotten there first.
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Congress will find a hard row
to hoe this session. The world is
ouriousto know how the contest
and the
Imperfect iliic^tmi.
Means lent nutrition and in conse- ,
quence less vitality. When -the liver
fails to seorete bile, the blood becomes ,
loaded with bitiou* properties the di-
gestion becomes Impaired and the ,
bowels constipated. Herjdne will rec-
tify this; it giVee tone to the stomach, .
liver and kidneys, strengthens the ap- w
petite, dears and improves ttm com-
plexion, infuses new life and'vigor to
the whole system; 60c a bottle. Sold
by BP Maddox. * -
Bill Jones is a country store-
keeper down in Louisiana, End
last spring he went- to New Or- .
leans to • buy a stock bf goods.
The goods were Shipped tmmedi'- ‘
ately and reached home before 1
he did. When the box** of gooda :
were delivered at the store by tl\e
drayman, hie wife Happened'.i
look at the larges; .she u
a loud cry and called fo$
mert A ^neighbor
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Son, J. C. Palo Pinto County Star. (Palo Pinto, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, January 19, 1906, newspaper, January 19, 1906; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1146212/m1/1/: accessed April 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Boyce Ditto Public Library.