Semi-Weekly Courier-Times. (Tyler, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 57, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 16, 1910 Page: 2 of 12
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THE SEMI-WEEKLY COURIF.R-TIMKS.
Saturday. July 16. 1910
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Experiments tl:nt trifi
lu?juts and Children-
What is
Caatorin is a harmless su
goric, Drops and Soothing
contains neither Opium S
substance. Its ago i Its
and allays Feverishiwsss. 11
Colic. It relieves Teething T
and Flatulency. It assimllaf*
Stomach and Bowels, giving hi
The Children's Pana*ssu^-XTae M
•.ve Alvnys Bought, and which has been
V) yenes, has borne the signature oí
an" has been made under his per-
son .u supervision since its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you lr ¿.'.is.
iailo:;.s and "Just-as-good" aro but
o with and endanger tbe lic ilth of
-Experience against Experiment.
Scile!
CASTORIA
bstitute for Castor Oil, Pave-
' Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
rorphine nor other Narcotic
\ grantee. It destroys Worms
cures IMurrlicea and Wind
*ouL;*«. cures Constipation
8 ««o P«ov" rcguiattís tho
GENUINE
Bears tile Signal ure 0f
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ALWAYS
he Kind You Hav? Always Bought
In Use For On er 30 Years
THf CENTAURCOI TT «W I RAY >THHT, NEW YOHK CITY.
t you may call xof;
e is not a campaign
ata who has boon
as I have and I at'
hat I am more, la
íation than any oí
<.d better crawl in
uboa and get read
a proi>H' at.
raanaigw .• in
amorif, the
aite v.nphat-
too'ch with
them and
to Cone's
y for the
henceforth support Cone.Now
t mad and stop yoii '<r paper. 1
t long on the fenci >• ^fow go
I am In the war to! the fi'lng
st gun. '
all. Cone Johnson l'E oy far
puillfled man for tlv > job any-
he will make a gvp* J envero-
h for the coming a an Gov-
ne Johnson. — TU ' Common
their
as govern -with Cone Joliiij^
the only po"; iMe hopé? V •l!t> 1 ¡
not be to your personal liking* &1'
you nol v.i'ilng to make the saf"
in order lo win? The Nws slncy'^
hopes that every prohibitionist "
Rusk cuinl.. will consider this
tion bet easting his ballot. <1^U8
County Now3.
***** V
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Hon M y>. rnt.r. U.i- «treated a po-
litical sensation Uimu.gh.out the state
by changing his support from General
Davidson to Hon. Cone Johnson. Mr.
Crane admits that lie does not love
Mr. Davidson loss, but simply an-
nounces that he realizes Johnson is
the only liopo of the opposition to
Colquitt, ami hence will throw his full
support to the Tyler man. Moro and
more people are coming to take this
view of the. situation, and is has
reached the point now where the op-
position to Colquitt and his policies
must get together on Johnson to win
a victory. Mr. Johnson is gaining
giro and and votes every day, and if
the prohibitionists do their duty In
this race, he is going to be the next
governor of Texas-Palestine Herald.
*****
This issue of The Common Herd lias
"bfiin delayed in order to take a survey-
of tho land that 1 niisht be prepared
to flay who was In tho load in the race.
for governor of this state. Up to this
issue 1 have favored General Davidson
and had hopes that he would develop
sufficient strength to pull the plum.
But I have made two long trips over
the state, aud I used, all my power
of discernment to ascertain how the
people wore going to vote. Havinf no
axe to grind, I here and now express
my honest opinion regardless of pre-
conceived ideas. General Davidson
oamo out too late, and he has no pos-
sible chance to win. There are more
than five men for Johnson where
thtre 1 one for the ex-attorney gen-
.gya! * • • • The ibrilllant man
from Tyler is gaining ground every
day, and the race i« now between
him and Colquitt. The people will
rally to the standard of Cone Johnson
* and make him governor of Texas.
Mark my prediction. Before the next
Itsue-of thte magazine the battle will
te over, and the mult «hall have
been declared. You -will not lau#h at
>;>JGRE3SI0NAL TIMBER.
.indsey of Che Tyler <Cou
. aies lias announced aid a candi-
date' for the short term to siiQoeed
Congressman Gordon Russell, lhe
people of the district could kaidly
rind a better man than Lindisey for
the job. He is not only an Able man
but he is a student of the needs and
conditions in East Texas, and could
render a great service to his section.
Give him the job.—Palestine Herald.
Thanks for the kind words. Judge
Lindisey has contributed to the best
of his ability—Juat as any other citi-
zen 'should do—to the success of sev-
eral enterprises, and whatever else
he" niay be able to do will be done
cheerfully for the advancement of the
interests of East Texas.
A Little Girl's Boquet.
A little girl handed the Javelin edi-
tor a boquet on his way to work this
morning. It was as beautiful boquet
as could be gathered together out of
all the lovliness in God's great green-
house. It wais composed as follows:
One wild rose, two petals gone.
Two thtobléberry blossoms, wilted.
One sprig of mountain laurel.
Six daisies, stem® very short
Six buttercups, ditto.
Tight clusters of red-ripe wild
strawberries.
As the editor looked at the boquet
on his ci©sl{ ho pictures the little girl
as she stood at the gate this morning,
and he wishes that all her days may
be as pleasant as this day has been
j'ir her daddy—JoyviUe Javelin.
STUDENTS KILLED.
by
Two Youi."^ Men Were Struck
Lightning on Mount Plsgah.
Cripple Creek, Colo., July 13.—Two
University of Illinois students, Robert
Chambers of Oklahoma City and Jesse
Treakee of Peoria III., were killed by
lightning on the summit of Mount
Pisgah last night. The young men
started to ascend the mountain yester-
day morning and' when they did! not
return last night a search party was
organized. Their bodies were found
under a big pine tree ■ that had been
shattered by the bolt.
Starts Saturday, July 16th, 1910
STRAYED—One bay liorso about
5 or* 6 years old, 15 1-2 hand's high,
branded li on i'ight hip, also torrnnd
ed on right! jaw, Old wi-Ql cut on
front foot. Not shod '.ml 'foretop cut
out. Small sore on back. Reasona
bit reward offered. Wadel Caldwell
Hughes & Patter-on, or Henry Ross,
Tyler, Texaw, It. F. D.3
POPULAR EXCURSION TO GAL-
VE9T0N & HOUSTON VIA
I. & G. N.
Excursion tickets1 will be sold for
trains arriving at Galveston and
Houston, Saturday afternoon July 23
and Sunday morning July 24. T.imit
return leaving Galveston or Ilnu'-ton
Monday, July 25. For particulars see
59 ..A. B. STRINGER, Ticket Agent.
Good sized Pillow eases 10c
Bed Sheets, large size, hemmed
and seamed 39c
Ladies' Black Silk Hose only
50c pr.
Attention Democrats
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Attend the Democratic Primary,
SATURDAY, JULY IB
and vote for
S. A. LINDSEY
of Smith County to fill out the un-
expired term In Congress of Judge
Gordon Russell, resigned
New lines of Long and Short Ki-
monas 39c 45c and 95c
Muslin Drawers, jast received
19c, 39c:
Mens Negligee, Pong;ee Shirts at
Low Prices
FOULARD BATISTE
1500 yards sheer Batiste cSoth, in
Foulard designs, 15c cloth .in this,
sale 7 l-2c
Dimity, white striped and checked,
sheer and good, 20c quality . 12 1-2
New lines of Dutch Collars at
10c, 19c and better.
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20 doz. Doylies and Napkins
50c doz,
i
New line of Muslin Under Skirts
75c and 95c
10 doz. boys' Knickerbocker 50c
Pants .39c
Bleached cotton Crash, strong and
good, worth 5c 3 l-2c
Unbleached wide Bed Sheeting
19c
Sample Parasols—A big line of
Ladies' and Misses Parasols In
black and colors, worth 75c up to
$2.00 50c
40c red and blue checked table lin-
en 25c
New lines of Princess Slips
95c and $1.19
Boys' 25c Caps iQc
The best 25c Turkish Bath Towels
you ever bought for 17C
36 inch Plain White Linen for
waists and dresses, also for art
work and dresser scarfs 39c
Jabots and other neck wear at
the lowest kind of prices.
You must see those wide embroid-
eries. You must get some .. 10c yd.
New Corset Covers Much under
prlces 25c and 39c
Boys' 75c fur hats
35 Children ' Dresses, somewhat
soiled, at half their value.
30 Ladies' $1.00 and $1.50 waists
somewhat soiled and mussed. .50c
Clearance Sale of lots and lots of
Mens Underwear, not a garment
but you will get at 1-3 less than
its Value 69c, 39c, 19c
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Lindsey, S. A,. Semi-Weekly Courier-Times. (Tyler, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 57, Ed. 1 Saturday, July 16, 1910, newspaper, July 16, 1910; Tyler, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth179668/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.