The Fort Worth Record and Register (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 352, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 2, 1906 Page: 12 of 12
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"You are hereby warned not to
spit on this sidewalk nor remove
this card under penalty of fine
of —City Health Department.
street, corner Seventh.
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er. Full-charge; furnish carriages, etc.
814 Weatherford, Ft. Worth, Phone 157.
Miss Gene Await has returned from
a visit to Houston.
O. H Stoll has left, for Los Angeles.
Cal., where he will make his home.
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Cool at Mount Calm. _sf
Mount Calm, Texas. Oct. 1.—(Special.)
A norther has been blowing here for
the last two or three days and wraps
are in demand.
A GAS COOKING RANGE
In your kitchen insures a quickly and perfectly prepared break-
fast on cold, dark mornings when you are tempted to lie abed
late.
NO FIRE TO BUILD—JUST TOUCH A MATCH.
u.4 GAS FOR LIGHTING
Your house.piped at a nominal price. This is yu ar opportunity.
GAS is the modern light—modern in convenience and ef-
ficiency. A bright, clear, steadily diffused light, eminently
better than coal oil, at no greater cost. Gas ranges at cost
Your house piped at a nominal price. Both to be had on small
monthly payments. Phone either phone 206 to have our rpre-
sentative call to give valuable information concerning same.
Fort Worth Light & Power Co.
NINTH AND RUSK STREETS.
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WWUWWWN
this morning.
The high barometer area continues
about the lake regions, resulting in
generally clear oool weather, heavy
frost occurring thi morning in Iowa
summer months will sink into
The soda cracker is an
ideal food. Uneeda
Biscuit are the ideal
soda crackers. Indeed,
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result of the commission, ba
has not yet had time to do a
serts, however, that the figui
ry company was founded in this
ith Mr. Collins as manager. Mr.
college. The finishing after the class
work is the most important. This can
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Mias Alice Fuller, who has been a
guest of Miss Kathryn Ferguson, left
yesterday for her home in Topeka.
Mrs, John B. Hawley is at home after
spending the summer in Minnesota.
Miss Florence Hollingsworth, who
has spent the past year in Denver, is
in the city visiting Miss Mary Harri-
T Tiuent km •e
srozar arrinox
Given to Transtenta
w. w. noA* Fzop.
Cotten Region Bulletin.
For the twenty-four hours endl
8 a. mm seventy-fifth meridian
yesterday: *
“ —Temp—Rain- State of
Mln. fall weather.
44 .00 “
With the few days of threatening
fall weather there is a noticeable de-
crease in the amount of sickness in the
city, and as the temperature continues
to "shoot the chutes’ fever and other
No person can tell when he may
lone his teeth. Wouldn’t a visit
to my offee be wiset
The fine of 1160 is the maximum fine,
while the lowest is 81.
Dr. Barber in speaking of the pro-
posed riddance of the spiel i ng nuisance
stated the new law would be rigidly
enforced, and at present four men are
busily engaged in keeping a sharp
lookout for any offender.
4$ In a dust tight.
4) moisture proof backage
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
Clark Avenue sod nosh Sureet, St. Louiz, k
Aeta M a Bar to Proftable Employ-
meat.
You cannot afford to grow old.
In these days of strenuous competi-
tion it is necessary lb maintain, as 1ong
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and shortha:
KANE A FOBDICK, the plumbers,
905 Throckmorton street. Phone 3025.
fruitful felds," said Mr Theta "The
knokla, where the antelope grazed and
watched the incoming fleets of prairie
schooners, are now the sites of school
houses, and the prairie dog towns of
the early days have been converted into
peach orchards and corn fields. No
other spot on tke face of the earth has
developed so fast as has Oklahoma.
Fifteen years ago I rode into that
country and I know how well it looked
then. It was one unbroken stretch of
L. P. Robertson,
Funeral director and embalmer, oppo-
site the city hall. All details looked
alter. a
(The soclety departmen: elones
noon Saturday. AU items intendeL _____
reach the office prior to this time Notices et
events sbould he esut is during the owe* as eooe
Mrs. Bessie Spencer, completely used up, tried doctorsund med-
icine without good res lts. She states that Duffy's Pure Mn.lt
- ' Whiskey helped her from the
-ermtpmr start and restored her to the best
it may reach many a sufferer, as it
S SSeS’K Seeessesne”
Bt . Md. Ap 11. 04.
Klass factory has returned from St.
Louis after purchasing the maghinpry
to be Installed In the plant which is
to be established here. The machinery . ____.22.
will arrive within a week and the con- j BSM, sto.. ft. .nil «■—
struction of the plant will begin at *—~?„*** .C1*?.
once. Mr. Minden says it Is Imperative nnam.00}edae.nea
that th, plant be completed by Jan. 1,| Eroreab -ATo*A- TL
otherwise the company will lose several | wans, a Ma.________________
large contracte. It is announced that
the location secured for the factory
could not be duplicated so far as ad-
vantages offered are concerned. Mr.
Minden states that while in St. Louis
Richelieu Hotel
ronrwopra, Fuas.
Frst-class accommodations, .convenient
ly located, near all passenger depots]
America* plan, $1.00 per day and up.
European plan, 56c per day and up.
J. N. IVY; Prop.; also prop. Ivy House,
near Katy depot. Dallas. 2exas.
Misses Elizabetp and Anna B. Ntes of
Dalian spent Sumday in the city with
their brother, George Nies.
he had a careful assay of the Fort
Worth sand made which resulted in the
discovery that the sand is .96 per cent
pure silica, with only 4 per cent of for-
eign matter. He has also learned that
he can purchase an even better grade
of sand at Marshall at a very reasob-
able figure.
corporatson Stoek Oeritleates and
seals for sale by Texas Printing Co
GOOD LUMBER—cocr PRICES.
Manning Lumber Co.. 709 W. R. R ave
DEATH OF MRS COLLINS
AT ST. JOSEPH, MO.
Judge B H. Cowan yesterday gave
out a statement relative to the suits
recently fled in the United States cir-
cuit court at Austin by various rail-
roads against the railroad commission
of Texas as a body, the members of
the eommission individually and the
state of Texas. The statement iven
But do not hire him
too often. If you use
poor materials, not
even a good painter
can give you a good
job.
Cheap or improper
paint is very expensive
in the long run.
Paint should be
made from
a. m. today.
Observations taken at 7
time, yesterday: - -
H. E. Hoover, a prominent lawyer
and rancher of Canadian. was in the
city yesterday on business matters. He
reports that the land in his vicinity
has increased in value at a tremendous
suffering. I had to go up stairs ont
foot at a time, and when I got up in
the morning I could not stand on my
feet for some time, my limbs would
tremble so under me. and when Duffy’s
-.-ys be with me. But today a man
may ride into a different Oklahoma.
Where fifteen years ago were seen miles
of long grass and unbroken prairie,
today can be seen cotton bursting into
bloom, corn fields tinged with autumn's
golden hue; and peach orchards and
wheat stubble, and milea upon miles
of kaffir corn, cane and millet, and
even grape vines and a Waif a and wav-
ing meadow grass."
Mr. Theis says that the people of
Oklahoma are now enthusiastic over
the prospects of thorough statehood. A
great deal of interest is being mani-
fewJed over the* approaching constitu-
isl convention and great indigna-
ind are taught as they
the Fort Worth Business
will count for naught, and as a word
to the wise is sufficient the warning
should have the deaired effect.
The fact that the walk of the city
and especially la the business portion
were continually being used as cuspi-
the tobacco chewers, and as a
Judge Cowan aays that, he may at a
later date compile figures relative to
the deficit which Colonel Yoakum
claims now exists with his road as a
a possible one's youthful a]
It is impossible to do this W-------
talning a luxurious growth of halr..
The presence of Dandruff indicates
the presence of a burrowing germ
which lves and thrives on the roots or
the hair until it causes total baldness.
Newbro’s Herpicide is the only known
destroyer of this pest, and It is as ef-
fectiye as it is delightful to use.
Herpicide makes an elegant hair
dressing .as well as Dandruff cure.
Accept no substitute-—theru is none.
Sold by leading druggets. /Send 100.
In stamps for sample to The Herpicide]
Co.. Detroit, Mich. Covey & Martin,
DR. BLANCHE DUNCAN
Specialist
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Just returned from New York; offiee
now s pm for patients.
I TREAT WOMEN ONLY.
513% Main, over Greer’s jewelry store.
son. >
Miss Mamie Gaetjen, who has been
the guest of her sister. Mrs. A. J.
Pautsch, has returned to her home in
Malcolm Theis of Enid, a T., was in
the city yesterday with a shipment of
hogs for the local market. He spoke
at length on the rapid strides which
Oklahoma has made and paid tribute to
the men who have been instrumental in
g genapeg 22828,4
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Negro Charged With Murder.
Corsicana, Texas, Oct. 1—(Special.)—
Sheriff 3. B. Scogin of Morehouse par-
ish, Louisiena, was here yesterday even-
ing with Hewey Miller, a negronmybom
the Will county officers had caught for
him near Irene. Miller 1b urrer in-
diotment in Morehouse parish for the
cate women and ick children. It
strengthens and sustains the system, is
a promoter of good health and longev-
ity. makes the old young and keeps the
young strong. Duffy's is the only
whiskey that has been recognised as a
medicine and is guaranteed absolutely
free from fusel oil. Seven thousand
doctors subscribe and 2,000 hospitals*
use Duffy's Malt Whiskey exclusively.
Beware of dangerous imitationp and
substitutes. They are positively,harm-
ful and are sola for profit only by un-
serupulous dealers. Kook for the trade
mark, the Old Ohemist," on the label,
and be certain the seal over the cork to
unbroken. All aruggists and grocers, or
direct, $1.00 a bottie. Doctor's advice
and medidal booklet free, Duffy's Malt
Whiskey Co,, Rochester, New fork.
tion has been aroused over the gerry-
mander used in forming the congres-
Biondi districts so as to make the rep-
resentation in congress Republican. Mr
Theta thinks that the new state will
be Democratic and Prohibition in the
main. He looks for interesting events
during the convention for the forma-
tion of the constitution.
was recommended to me I sent and got
it as soon as I could, and before I had
taken one bottle of Duffy’s Malt I could
walk and go upstairs very welt This
medicine was a perfect godsend to me.
and I expect to praise it as long as I
live, and I do hope that you may sell
more of it all over the land and that
Explomiem of Coui 011 Cam May Regubt
Futalky for Chare MeAmally.
Farts, Texas, Oct. 1. (fipsctaiP—
hariie Mcanay, the litue honota
•r—r HMm nore of Paria, wa-c-i4-
ed by the explosion of a coak oil eaa
which he was using as a boiler to the
coaatruction of a make-believe oagtae
The cap on the spout blew off and the
boy was so badly scalded it to feared
he wUl die.
Mayor Harris yesterday signed up
nearly 200 school warrants covering
the first month of the present school
season. The warrants will be distrib-
uted today. The instruments were
drawn upon the treasurer of the school
fund. The total aggregated over
810.006.
rate. He spoke at length on the rapid
agricultural development of West Tex-
as lands and nays that the westerner
a morning in xowu has found that his lands will raise any
lgnt Fos .nK.n- Afapottirhse "hthstatnral an eas-
out related te the charge which Colo-
ney Yoakum, general solicitor of the
Frisco, made recently in referring to dor.
a former statement made in The Rec-
ord by Judge Cowan wherein the latter
asserted that the suits filed by the
railroad . ompanies against the com-
mnission attack the very life of that
body and the constitutionality of the
act which created the commisaion.
only be had at this school. No work-
ing for experience after course is com-
dieted, all get salaries. All of the other
-usiness branches thoroughly taught.
Special rates. Phone 802 Houston
importance will be discussed and
full attendance is expected.
nificance and remain so until their reg-
ular appearance in the spring.
At present there is not a case of I
scarlet fever or diphtheria in the city,
and the only one termed dangerous by
the physicians is typhoid, although it
is thought that it wi also be short
lived during the presence of October.
William Minden of the Fort Worth
Texas.
The cottdn region is practically clear
west of the Mississippi river, but eludy
and rainy east of the river.
Texas is clear and no rain is reported
for the twenty-four hours ending 'I
U S. Landis, the local weather man,
yeaterday completed his regular report
for the month of Septmeber and the
contents show some intereating lacis la
regard to the numerous pranks played
by the mythological god* during the
IMuk thirty daya.
ocoraig to th, report th, average
temperatur for th, month was 77 de-
greea, with a maximum of »« aegrees
ept, > an a minimum of 56 degresa,
taken last •■■day morula*. Th, de
Nelency of temperature for the year U
also reportea to be Ilf degrees or an
avgrage of I degreea a day.
Preipitation for Septembe la shown
to hay, been considrably above to,
average there Win* a fall of 4.18
fnehes or 1.72 inches more than usual
California
ONE WAY COLONIST TICKETS,
not made public;
The ladies of the Cannon Avenue
Presbyterian church will give a social
Wednesday afternoon from 8:30 o'clock
till 7 o’clock at the residence of Mre.
J. T. Wear, 40&. Magnolia street. ________
The Ladies' Aid society of the Chris-
tian Tabernacle will have a called
meeting this afternoon at the Taber-
nacle at 2:36 o'clock. Matters of great
temperature.
Frost was reported at Abilene yes-
terday morning with a temperature
of 48 degrees. The visit was on the
light nature, however, and will hardly
do vegetation any great amount of
damage. This is the first report of
any mischief at the hands of Jack
Frost in the state, but no doubt the lit-
tle fellow will follow up his initial
appearance with more energy.
Weather Conditions.
Another low barometer area is mani-
festing itself in the east gulf coast
region, causing rain this morning over
North Carolina, Virginia, District of
Columbia, Tennessee and general cloudi-
ness In the cotton belt east of the Mis-
sissippi river. A low area is in the ex-
treme southwest, causing unusually
high temperatures over southern Cali-
fornia. A low area is in the extreme
northwest, causing rain over Oregon
more particularly stated.’
Perpetual Injunetion.
"I would further call the attention
of .the citizen and shipper,” eaid Judge
Cowan, "to the portion of the closing
prayer of the railroad companies, which
reads as follows:
” 'And that on final hearings of this
cause. It may have all injunctions here-
in prayed for made perpetual, and that
all tariffs, rates, circulars and orders
heretofore made and isued by said
commission since said circular No. 766,
each of them may be canceled and de-
clared to be null, void and of no effect,
by decree of this court, and that a
mandatory injunction may ssue to the
said railroad commission, to the Baid
Storey. Mayfield and Colquitt, and each
of them, commanding them to recall
and abolish the said tariffs, rates, cir-
culars and ordere and each of them, and
that -thedefendants,-the -railroadcom-- -
mission of Texas, and the said Storey,
we mraerstand Eyes
and Glasses. Ous
business is to fit one
with the other.
PARKER a
PHILLIPS
'—Temp.— Precipi-
leased The funeral of Charles A. Coan, who
ini if fa died Sunday, has been postponed from
’ 2 o’clock yesterday afternoon to 10
o'clock this morning on account of
the expected arrival of his brother and
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The New Drink
may exist on
in fact when
Texas 1b clear and without precipi-
tation during the past twenty-four
hours. Light frost occurred at Abi-
lene this morning.
Generally cool, clear weather pre-
vails west of the Mississippi river, but
rainy conditions sre noted in the re-
gions east of the river.j , ,.u,
D. 8. LANDIS,
In Charge Local Office of the Weather
Bureau.
At a recent meeting of the local
plasterers’ union a settlement was
reached in regard to the lockout which
has been in effect for the past two
months. The trouble, it will be remem-
bered. was due to the fact that two un-
ion men failed to comply with the re-
quirements of the organisation in the
class of work turned out and as a re-
sult the union demanded their resigna-
tion along with the payment of a fine.
The matter was under discussion at
a conference the other night and an
agreement was finally reached. Plas-
terers in the city have now gone to
work, and those leaving at the time of
the strike ae daily coming back to
Fort Worth, where such labor is great-
ly in demand.
Dafly ta Oet. 11, 1906.
Some polnts slightly higher,
rickets good in Chair Cars and
Tourist Bleeper. For your ac-
sommodation latest type Tourist
Sleeper will be operated through
without change every Tuesday.
Write for Pamphlet,
“Califernia to e Touret Sleeper.
«. P, FENELON, C. P. A. ,
710 Mata Street.
FOR RENT--MY BASEMENT
25205, mlways dry and cool, tollet and washroom in gonnection. Beat stand in UM
city for any kind of business. Under the Denver Care.
J. M. DUNN, Proprietor.
m MAt sranr.
IPereeoal and local notices sent to The Recor
must be pigneA. The signature ta not desired tor
public, lion, but Dor verifieation.1
Shaw Bros.' for ice cream.
Flowers st Drumm’s, phone 161.
Fashion, fit and price. Matney, tailor.
Modern Woodmen of America. Phono
1876 3 rings, and 4520 old phone.
The directors of the Factory club
from exercising or attempting to ex-
erciee any of the powers and funclion
conferred or attempted to be conferred
by said act of the legisrature, and from
enforcing or attempting to enforce as
against your orator, any of the tariffs,
circulars, orders, classifications or
schedules heretofore promulgated by
said commission, and from making, -is-
suing or delivering to your orator, or
causing to be delivered to it, any fur-
ther tariffs, circulars, orders, classifi-
cations or schedules in any manner af-
fecting your orator in the conduct of
Its business, and from hearing, enter-
taining or determining any complaint
or complaints that may be presented
against your orator, its officers, agents
or employes, and from exercising any pie
and all power or authority conferred but
or purporting to be conferred by said
act of the legislature, and from collect-
ing or attempting to collect any of the
penalties prescribed in said act, for any ---
reason whatsoever, for the reason that
the said act of the legislature, the
rates, rules, regulations, schedules and
classifications promulgated thereunder
are unconstitutional and void and vio-
lative of the constitution of the United
States and the amendments thereof,
and are contrary to the constitution of
the state of Texas, nil as hereinafter
Telegraphic communications received
yesterday from St. Joseph, Mo., an-
nounced the death in that city Sunday
of Mrs. J. Burnett Collins, wife of J.
Burnett Collins of this city. The death
occurred at 9 o'clock Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Collins had been in Can-
ada for an extended period and had
started southward, expecting to arrive
in Fort Worth in a very short time.
Mrs Collins was taken Ul en route to
St. Joseph and on reaching there was
given every possible medical attention.
It was learned last Friday night that
there was no hope of her recovery.
Mrs Collins was about 46 years of
age and was Mise Ada McCord before
her marriage to Mr. Collins, which oc-
curred twenty years ago. The resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. Collins here dated
from 1898, when the MeCord-Collins
women to peas
their dresses,
the health de-
INTEREST ON YOUR IDLE MONET
ng at and on savings accounts, with priv-
tima lege of withdrawal at any time, will be
allowed by the Traders National Bank.
Is an absolutely pure, gentle and invigorating stimulant and tonic, builds up the
nerve tissues, tones up the heart, gives power to the brain, strength and elasticity
to the muscles and richness to the blood. It brings into action all the vital
forces, It makes digestion perfect, and enables you to get from the food yo eat
all the nourishment it contains. It is
invaluable for overworked men. deli-
sister, who are due this morning at 7
o’clock: All members of the Brother-
hood of Locomotive Engineers and the
Brotherhpod of Locomotive firemen are
Mayfield and Colquitt, and each of them,
be perpetually enjoined from making,
issuing or delivering to your orator
or causing to be delivered to it any
further tariffs, circulars or orders and
from exercising any of the powers pur-
porting to be conferred by said act of
legislature approved April 3, 1891, and
amendments thereof.'
"I maintain,” said Judge Cowan,
“that if this does not attack the life
of the commission, I cannot translate
the meaning of English.”
Judge Cowan is now busily en
In going into the pleas of the plail
with a view of answering same.
Miss Ra uber of Amarillo to the guest
of her mother. Mra Ra uber of North
Fort 'Worth
Miss Mabel Burg of Kaases City is
the ust of North Fort Worth friends
CHEWERS AND SPTTTERS
ARE PUT ON NOTICE
Ins is now president of the coi
'Stations— Mln.
Amarillo ...........46
Atlanta ............64
Bismarck ..........46
Boise City ..........
Boston .............42
Buffalo ............40
Cairo ................
Calgary ............38 «
Chicago............52
Cincinnati .........50
Columbus ..........46
Concordia ..........34
Corpus Christi .....58
Davenport ..... ....44
Des Moines ........36
Denver ............H
Detroit ..............
Dodge CUy ........88
Duluth .............46
El Pao ............50
Fort Smith .........54-
Fort Worth ........52
Galveston ..........68
Grand Junction ... .52
Havre .............36
ielena ............19
Huron Y............ 41
Jacksonville........74
Kalispell...........42---
Kansas City..........
Knoxville ..........66
Iander .............38
Los Angeles ........76
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Miles City ...........44
Minnedosa ........42
a Modena ............54
Moorehead .........44
Nashville ..........82
New Orleans ...... 68
New York..........50
North Platte ......44
Oklahoma ..........42
Omaha ..........*..44
Palestine ...........62
Philadelphia .......48
Phoenix ........*...70
Pittsburg ..........46
Portland ...........60
Qu’Appelle .........34
Rapf Ctty ......... 56
Roseburg ..........56
St. Louis ...........54
St. Paul ...........42
Salt Lake City ....56
San P1**0..........72
San Francisco ...... 60
Santa Fe ...........42
_ sauit Marie ........36
Springfield ...„. ...62
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Wilmington ........70
Wichita............40
Winnemucca .......42
Winnepeg . .........42
D. S, 1
Official In Charge, Local O1
company are figured in and.the dis-
bursements and entries carefully con-
sidered.
Lfe of Commissien.
“Referring to the assertion of Colo-
nel Yoakum, general solicitor of the
Friseo," said Judge Cowan, “that I re-
cently made a misstatement to a Rec-
ord reporter in asserting that the suits
filed by the railroads against the rail-’
road commission of Texas attack the
very life of the commission. I only wish
at this time to say that one of the par-
agraphs of the complainant’s bill,
which is substantially the same in the
bilf ef-eaeh railroad -concetned in the
suits, reads as follows:
" That this cause arises under the
constitution and laws of the United
States, for that your'Orator seeks to
enjoin the defendants and each of them
tion. The details of the meeting were
exgected to meet at the firemen’s hall
on "Bryan avenue at 6 o'clock to at-
tend the funeral in a body.
met yesterday afternoon in a called
session to discuss several propositions
The skating rink party to be given
by Tarrant chapter No. 8, will
be postponed on account of repairs to
rink. Date announced later.
E. A. Paffrath returned to the city
yesterday after an extended trip
through North and Northwest Texas.
While absent he spent some time at
Amarillo. His announcement is that
cattle are in better condition than they
have been at the same season of any
previous year which he la able to re-
call. Mr. Paffrath says that the
amount of real estate which is mov-
ing in the sections he has visited is
wonderful and that indications point
to a still heavier movement during the
late fall and the entire winter.
I, M Mitchell, who is in charge of
the news stand at the Texas & Pacific
passenger station, has returned from
Atlanta, Ga., where he was recently
called by the death of his father.
Mr. Mitchell during his trip was in
the midst of the race riots at Atlanta
and also in the flooded districts, the
scene of the horrible harricane of last |
week. He stated the latter tragedy
could not be painted too black, and
that no one not there .had the least
conception of the affair. The train on
which Mr. Mitchell made the return
trip to Fort Worth arrived within
twenty-seven miles of the station nece
essary to reach, in order to continue
the trip, when the washouts blocked
he way and 600 miles were traveled
before arriving at the city from an-
other direction. “This,- added Mr.
Mitchell, "is only one of the numerous
other similar experiences of passengers
on different roads and on the return
trip we saw scores of other trains
standing on water-covered tracks
without any possible way of getting
out of the trouble.”
We Prove It. Sample Package Free.
Seven people out of ten are said to
have Piles.' Not one man in a million
need have them and we are proving it
every day at our own expense. We
send a sample package of tbe wonder-
ful Pyramid Pile Cure to any person
absolutely free.
We don't do ths, as a matter of
amusement or philanthropy, but be-
cause it is to our interest to do so.
We know that the sufferer from piles,
tormented and driven almost erazy by
this 'Wretched trouble, will find such
immediate relief that he will go at
once to his druggist and buy a box
and get well.
We know that we have got the
greatest remedy in the world for piles,
and we are ready and willing to stand
or fall by the verdict of those who
make the trial We have been doing
this for some years now and we never
yet have had occasion to regret it.
And the remedy at the drug store
is exactly the same as the sample we
--send-out. Am,.tor laitance, here is a
man who got such immediate relief
from the sample that he at once bought
a box. Was it just the same? Un-
doubtedly. since it cured him after all
sorts and kinds of things had failed.
Here is a sample of the kind of let-
ters we get every day and we don’t
have to ask for them:
Received your Sample of Pile Cure
and have given it a fair trial and it
has proven the best I ever tried and
effected a compite cure. I can recom-
mend you highly in this vicinity. Have
used your sample and one box and it
has been a complete vure. It has been
worth$1 66 to me.
_ Thanking you fof the sample and the
Pcure, I will recommend you to every-
body. Tours respectfully. Julius Mayer,
Dealer in Feathers, Ginseng and Hides.
Bedford, Ind.
Pyramid P1> Cure is for sale at
every druggist's at 50 cents a box or.
If you would like <o try a sample first,
you will receive one by return mail by
sending your name and address to The
Pyramid Drug Company, 59 Pyramid
Building, Marshall, Mich.
The excess for the entire year is also
mars than ordinary, the figures T.Z
given. By this it can be easily seen
we have more than received our share
of wet good* at the hands of Jupiter
Puvius and the flood gates have open-
edtrequently on Fort Worth and vl-
""Was tor th. month 1. the only
thin recorded which tailed to (o the
limit an instead are reported to hove
been of suight velocity, averaging elht
mfls to, the hour, th, higes belng
twenty-seven milea There were seven-
teen clear daya against thirteen rainy
once, seven ot th. latter bringing thun-
•orderma. plain and sane’aune We traveled over
The lowest temperature so far this he plains without roads, while the sun
fall was reported at the local station as our guide by day and the polar star
y ft er tag morning; the thermometer as our guide by night On every hand
registered 52 degrees, or a drop of 4 one contemplated what appeared to be
degrees since the day before: . 2. the edge of the world. The memory
—reather promised by the or that wilderness of buffalo grass will
weather man for last night materialized always bo with me. But today a man
but it is hoped the forecast for today - ----
will not be so exact. We are promised
warmer conditions along with the fair
proposition and as it i now about the
season of the year fer a touch of cool
weather the majority of people would
no doubt be pleased with a drop in the
HORSFORDS ACID PHOSPHATE.
It pocrishes, strengthens and Imparts BOW lite
and vigor. An exerllent, general tonic.
SOCIAL NOTES
Suits! Suits!! Suits!!!
619 all wool Black Thibets, «Q IC
•ingle or double-breasted Suits. •0 0
816I Mercerized Worsted Suits, ton C
overlaid plaid.....•3
115 blue all wool Berge Suits. Qin Eft
single or double-breasted. •U vU
115 and $16.50pure Worsted Suits, Vene-
tian lined, single and dou- Q10 Eft
ble-breasted . ............. I L JU
GORDON,1511,
of halthin n short time.
Mrs Spencer, filled with greti-
tude, writes:
I have been using Duffy’s Pure Malt
for four months and i am so glad, as
it has done me more good than all the
doctor's medicines I have taken. I
worked very hard and was falling fast
every day until I began to take this
wonderful Pure Malt Whisey, and I
surely can praise it anywhere in the
wide world, and am not ashamed to
a •Corpus Christi 88
e Corsicana ..... 80
Cuero ......... M
Dallas ......... 76
Dublin ........ 66
•Fort Worth... 76
‘Gaiveston . 80
Greenvllto 26
Henrletta ..... 78
Houston . ... A. 88
iuntsvie .... 18
Kerrville .......88
Lampasas ..... 82
Longvlew... 72
tuiihe ........ JJ
Mexia It
___----- .. 76
•Palestine ..... 74
Paria .........74
igan Antonio.. >4
se Marcos .... 82
Eherman ...... 22
Temple ......... 29
Waco .aw...... 81
Waxahachie ... 78
Weatherford . * 76
Cut flowers for all occasions. Mc-
Adam & Cowell, 613 Main. Tel. 1467.
cate have met with success.
EXHIBIT OF EARNINGS
murder of bia father-in-law. July
last. The accused was reared is WRI
county and immediately after the mur-
der came to Texas
CRAAM, the un-
equaled besutifier,
is htomi by
thouaaads, sad
„ IRONBREW B
sc At Fountains and In Bottles Sc
This notice made its appearance in
conspicuous places on the downtown
at recta yesterday under orders of City
Health on Sir Barber, and from now
oa it will be an extremely expensive
habit to expectorate on forbidden
grounds.
While the ordinance has been in ex-
istence for the past twenty years or
more, it was considered dead At any
rate it was not eaforced. With the
new notices ignorance of such a law
pany.
Mrs. Collins was a member of the
Wednesday club of this.city, which or-
ganisation devotes special attention to
literature. She was ultra-literary in
her tastes and was educated to high
degree.
The deceased was an Episcopalian in
affiliation, although she was not a com-
municant.
She was a woman of marked philan-
thropy and had many charities, al-
though her deeds of kindness were sel-
dom made known to the public. Her
friends in this city are legion and thg
announcement of her death has left its
shadow of sorrow in the hearts of
those with whom she was acquainted.
The funeral will be held in St. Jo-
seph. the former home of Mrs. Collins.
The details have not yet been secured.
The death of Mrs. Collins occurred
at the home of h«r mother, Mrs. James
McCord, who survives the deceased.
The other surviving relatives are the
following brothers and sisters: Mrs. J.
H. Parker, Miss McCord, James H. Mc-
Cord. S 8. McCord, all of St. Joseph;
Hal McCord of Omaha and George Mc-
Cord of Pueblo, Coo.
Witbout Patu, Cutting or Surgery.
Instant Relief.
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