The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 55, Ed. 1 Friday, February 6, 1914 Page: 3 of 4
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CANEY.
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tee man,
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and Mr. Jones of the Jones Lumber
Company were pleasant callers Wed-
nesday morning.
There has been several drummers
doing t’ancy during the week, nearly
all strangers, but among them was
the well-known L. W. Brown.
L. L. O'Neal, a Caney merchant, was
a Hay City visitor Wednesday.
W. O. Boney and family autoed over
to Caney Wednesday; the judge look-
ing for votes, we guess.
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ONE DOLLAR PER SETTING.
Caney news is kinder scarce; near-
Dr. A. A, no one
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Ohio, the last^fl BL ',av
Mr. and Mdl
daughter
of
1365 days,
hither by
UTILITY POULTRY YARD
ton. Lock Box 793. Bay City,
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I will offer
from my
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Miss Montier visited Van Vleck Wed-
nesday evening.
Mr, Joe Andrews was a caller at the
postoffice several times during
week.
W. A. Matthews autoed over to the
county capital last Saturday,
Judge Currie, after a day or so in
Bay City, spent Monday night on
Caney; returning to his ranch home
id family andon lower Caney Tuesday morning.
Caney visitors Wednesday.
Mr. L. B. Collins was a Van Vleck
visitor during the week. He is go-
ing to leave Caney soon.
Mrs. R. V. Matthews find daughter,
Gertie John, were Van Vleck visitors
Wednesday evening. ,
Mr. Dixon of the Colorado Canal
passed Caney one day
week.
Mrs. W. A. Matthews
var: j
ten of Utility "fiaUk
locks. The male blr<L.i
was bred by J. W. Parks,
her having a record of 223
Place your order
mall or person.
visi-
<lay
City were showing a northern
some Caney lands this week.
Johnie Bates was a Bay City
tor Tuesday.
Mrs. H. S. Rainey spent the
Thursday with Mrs. R. V. Matthews.
Mr. Eldridge, the road expert, has
been on Caney several times during
the week.
While out driving Wednesday eve-
.1. E. Barnard and Mr. Wild of Bay
mon
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The business men whose ads appear
HOW TO ENTER HIE CONTEST.
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To the Child Receiving the Greatest Number of Votes
SALE CONTINUES
LeTulle Mercantile Co.
List of Contestants
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“MECCA OF FASHION”.
Alamo Lumber Co.
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Home of Clark's Celebrated Home Roast Coffees
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100 Votes with Every One Dollar Purchase
X00 Votes on Every Dollar Collected.
Bring Receipted Bill
BONUS VOTES
John A. Crawford
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With each $1.00 bottle of
Val-Dona Hair Tonic- ’
We gua(
tomorrow, we will give 600 votes.
Livery and Transfer
The
kind Sarah Bernherdt uses.
AGENT FOR MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM CO.
Smith
100 votes with every dollar spent here. 100 votes for
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every dollar collected.
Bring receipted bill.
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The Alcove
P. G. Secrest
Arnolds Meat Market
Jeweler - Optician
Pure Home Manufactured Candies
Choicest of Meats all the Time, Fish and Oysters, Lard.
Packing House Goods a Specialty
Cold Drinks, Eidman's Celebrated Own—Make
Prompt Service
Ices.
Cigars, Cigaretts, Tobaccos
One vote for every cent spent with us.
100 votes for
JOO
Bring receipted bill.
every dollar collected.
votes on every dollar collected, Bring receipted bill
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Hugh B. Eidman
GENTLEMEN’S FURNISHINGS
Cleaning, Pressing, Dying
Ladies Work Carefully and Promptly Attended To
JOO Votes with every One Dollar Purchase
JOO Votes on every One Dollar Collected
Bring Receipted Bill
Shetland Pony Vehicle and Harness
GIVEN
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Guaranty Fund Bank
Texas.
Cut Glass, Fine Chinaware, Engraved Calling Cards,
Birth Notices and Other Fashionable
Stationery
enyi 24th, 4000 emunera-
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& Trust Co.
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FREE GARDEN MEEDS.
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’ootjon for
greatest
25 votes are given for each
purchase of 25c, 100 votes for each
$ 1 purchase and
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THE GEN-
ERAL NEWS
.’’’jrr’CiarK, Grocery Titore
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We Want Your Business
Bay City
EVERYTHING GOOD TO EAT
on this page are going to give away a
handsome Pony, Vehicle and Harness
from the Great Dunlap Pony Farm,
Greenfield, Ohio, to the contestant
receiving the greatest number of
votes.
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Editor’s Note: This is the list as near as we have been able
to chock, so the merchants will please compare with theirs and
report any omission promptly. Tribune readers should also re-
port any omission that they know of. We want a full list for
daily publication.
Mack Cartwright.
Dick Buford.
Arthur Buford.
Hugcley Clark.
II rod Meece.
Maggie Millican.
Jack Ellerkamp.
Ira Broughton.
Lon^^ell.
knocked at the door or
after dark, and when she si ruck a
light tlie visitor shot her bead and
escaped. Jealousy is supposed to be
at the bottom of the tragedy.
Six policemen and 100
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Lucile Powell. ~ *
Minnie Phade.
I,eon Johnson,
auline Thompson.
Woodlief Brown.
Moday or
x.-Dona Hair
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Tonic to give satisfaction, and to be the best on the tnark< t.
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HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE
Stoves, Ranges, Cooking utensils, Buggies, Har-
ness, Wagons, Farm Implements, Sewer Fix-
tures, Toilet and Bath Room Accessories
JOO Votes with, everv one dolllar
purchase. JUO votes on Collec-
tions of every one dollar.
Bring Receipted Bill.
h.
Any child under sixteen years of age may become a
contestant by either going in person or having a friend
go in their behalf to the plaer w of business mentioned on
tliis card and informing the proprietors of those estab-
lishments that they desire to eut<’,r the Contest. Their
names will then be entCivu wn'noUi any cost whatsoever.
Remember, however, that you are not a full-fledged con-
has bten entered at all of said
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Builders Supplies and Hardware Paints, Oil Varnishes,
Window Glass, Lime, Sand, Gravel, Cement. Largest
Stock in Matagorda County. 100 votes with
every dollar purchase. 100 votes for every
dollar collected. Bring receipted bill
citizens
Window Glass, Lime, Sand. Gravel, Cement.
Matagorda County. 100 votes with
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Methodists of Houston and Nava- I
sota districts are holding a joint mis- !
sionary institute in Houston, presided
over by Bishop Morrison.
Mexican constitutionalists captured
Mazatlan, on the Pacific coast, got a
wagon train load of 600,W0 rounds of
ammunition from Brownsville, a lot'
of ammunition and arms from El Paso
and ordered a fleet of military aero-
planes from this side the Rio Grande.
On invitation of Holland, the United
States issued a call for a third Inter-
national Peace Conference at The.
Hague.
Hans Schmidt, the priest who mur-
dered Annie Aumuller in New York,
Hazel Irene Johnson.
Randolph Cox.
John Clark.
Clarence Bounds.
Allison Thompson
Floyd Wainer.
Edward Shultz.
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Oct. 15.—On or before this date any>
nominee may decline or annul
nomination.
Oct. 29.—On or before this date the
' chairman of any party having
Roy Ran.c,... ^fricial ballot may
Charles Morrison.
5 V..an«- '
Willie Darby.
Roy Ramey.
Charles Morrison.
May English.
Leon McBride.
Earl Harrison.
teslant until your name
places.
Enroll the names of your children in this great Con-
test, which is given through the generosity of your enter-
prising citizens. Do it at once. It costs nothing. The
child who wins this handsome outfit will be the happiest
child in the county. All he has to do to obtain the outfit
is to gather up coupons which are given by the merchants
new cash purchase's or the payment of old accounts. The
prize is worth striving for.
One Vote with every cent spent with me.
b’an-fy • C#"« . saner,
Phone 62
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dered Annie Aumuller In
was given u death peuuib.
The State Assoclatl''"
Judges and Comndgp'
sion in Dallas 20p
' 7" San Antonio‘e.i£?w
r~.1v raise the necessary funds.
. Gov. CoF\^ ' «stiinat,"s that it will
require 20,(h. y of cotton-
seed and seea v. the ten-||
ant farmers of the flooded districts
to plant their spring crops.
Nancy Lee, a 17-year-old maiden of
MclAurin, Miss., sues the Gulf &
Ship Island railroad for $10,000 dam-
age because its local station agent
forcibly kissed her.
The ministers of many denomina-
tions joined in a remarkabel celebra-
tion of the 80th birthday of Bishop
A. . Wilson of the M. E. Church
South, at Trinity Church, Baltimore,
which he built 30 years ago. He has
been a preacher 61 years and a bishop
31.
Exasperated by the capture and ex-
ecution of 22 of his men, Castillo, a
noted Mexican bandit, ran a train of
lumber into the long railroad tunnel
through the great continental divide
and burned the train and the timbers
that support the tunnel. He then
burned a bridge and sent two locomo-
tives crashing to the bottom of a can-
yon 1000 feet deep.
The weather sharps say a cold wave
is bearing down towards the gulf
coast.
The Monitor and its convoy of sub-
mariens left Galveston for New Or-
leans.
Ninety odd wild Mexican steers
broke Jpose in Galveston and ran
amuck through the streets all night.
State Agricultural Commissioner
Ed R. Kone announces for congress-
man-at-large.
In just two hours.
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— Lockhart Drug Co.
The Obliging Druggists”
One vote with every cent spent here. 100 votes for
every dollar collected. Bring receipted bill.
Read these Advertisements Daily and
Keep up with instructions. This is im-
perative if you want to win >3*
Until February 14th. 500 Extra
Votes with each pair of Shoes Sold
During This Sale.
1. L. P1TLUK
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ing state convention in August.
June 13. On or before this
candidates for offices to be filled by
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Grocery Store
fato Sells of Cleburne was offered
and declined employment by the Inter-
state Commerce Commission in the
work of ascertaining the value of all
the railroads In the U. S, His pres-
ent salary as Commissioner of Indian
Affairs is $5,000 a year, and the new’
salary offered was $7,500.
Texas women’s clubs are lasting
the work for home econotr^^^eing
done by the Siate Univ«#«jir<. ~
State pure food inspector seized 800
pounds of bad butter at Galveston.
Capt. Thos. J. Gibson was killed by
a train at Mexia.
A falling tree killed a Bohemian
farmer near Hallettsville.
Senator Thompson of Kansas pre-
sented to Pres. Wilson Andrew Jack-
son’s-old hickory walking stick.
San Angelo ban a sugar famine, not
a pound to be had in the city—due to
a big shipment sent to the wholseale
grocers there being caught in the
Flood,.
Emmett Dalton, the ex-outlaw,
while visiting in Victoria. Texas, mot
the penitentiary warden who had
charge of him while he was in prison.
He is boosting Leopold Morris for gov-
ernor.
Miss Mary Walsh, a Chicago regis-
tration officer, had Jos. McDonald, a
ward politician, arrested for giving
her a beating over politics. He was
convicted and fined.
The Vlrgina state senate passed an
act authorizing a statewide prohibi-
tion election.
Dunlap Pony Content
Taylor-Hill
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S. S. Moore,
Furniture Co.
Automobiles
HOUSE FURNISHINGS
Auto Supplies and Accessories
Rugs, Mattings, Kitchen Cabinets, Sewing
Carpets,
Machines.
^Undertaker and Embalmer
100 Votes with everyone dollar purchase.
100 Votes
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....... 750 Votes
Remember, everyone
200 Votes
500 Votes
1000 Votes
2000 Votes
on every one dollar collected. Bring Receipted Bill
We have on exhibition In the lots
adjoining the Tribune office specimens
of our large selection of trees, all good
and guaranteed. For the next thlrtv
days, which la the very best time for
transplanting, we are offering these
treea at a ridiculously low price,
tfd-w BAY CITY NURSERY.
The Bay City Business League has
received two thousand lots of seeds
of staple garden vegetables for free
distribution. Each lot contains the
same assortment of varieties. Call
on Oscar Barber, secretary, west side
of the eourt house square. dw
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PLANT TREES NOW.
GARAGE, CARS FOR HIRE AND FOR SALE
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100 votes for every dollar’s business. 100 votes for
every dollar collected. Bring receipted bill.
The
DAILY AND WEEKLY
DAILY
40c for One Month gets________
$1.00 for Three Months gets___
$2.00 for Six Months gets_____
$4.00 for One Year gets_______
WEEKLY
75c for Six Months___________
$1.50 for One Year___________
Cut this out and go to work.
should read THE TRIBUNE
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ulng one of Caney’s ladiea heard a
noise in her buggy, after driving a
mile or so from horn, and on looking
found she was hauling a nice, fine
yellow hen around. The hen became
excited and jumped out and is now
center ♦ on the yard of Mrs John Mat-
thews. Rut they are all Methodists,
and that accounts for the chicken
clinging to them. The owner, how-
ever. has called for the chicken.
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Smith, Carey. The Daily Tribune. (Bay City, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 55, Ed. 1 Friday, February 6, 1914, newspaper, February 6, 1914; Bay City, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1362070/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Matagorda County Museum & Bay City Public Library.