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■■Jewelry, Fine
and Novelties!
The Jeweler
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ENTERED AT TltE FOSTOFFIOE AS SECOND CLASS MAIL MATTER.
[Dr. ALBERT J. GAL]
Practice UalMtattt
FYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
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VOLUME 15.
McKINNEY, TEXAS, THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1898.
NUMBER a
Diseases
#1 Women
Report Was Sent.
are in almost every case
caused by lack of blood and
dte weakness resulting there-
from. You can escape! We
will famish yoa the means.
Your entire system will become strong and well, you will cast off all
Nervousness. Backache, Dyspepsia, General Debility. Chills and
Fever and the thousand-and-one ailments weak women are heir to
if you will use
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic
Read this from one who has suffered as you are suffering. She
has been cured and knows whereof she writes:
. r Je r*vfll«. Virginia. March 16. 189?.
T_? . " J*® ?!* Mtid M a boltlaof Dr. Harter's Iron
IS"*- 1 *?• hsattny (Kaaaaul It as a cur* for Diseases of
c«4etely cured ae 1 bad been ailing for years
™ ™ Dr. Harter's Iran Tonic aa4t me well and str ing
t. r. Brown.
i completely <
—I Or. Harter's.
I warn Ihi* battle for a friend.
Dr. Harter's Iron Tonic is
the greatest known biood
purifier and health builder.
Sold everywhere. Sample
dose of Dr. Harter's Little
Liver Pills and Book of
Dreams mailed free.
HARTEIt, terten. o.
It is Simply a Communication for the
l"se of the President.
Boston. Mass.. March 17.—A
social to the Globe from Key
West by A. Maurice Low says:
"It is learned tonight that a
soec'al report of the work of the
' court of inquiry has been sent to
Washington.
"This is not the rejiort and
: timiin^s « f th" '.rt. which have '
no; b- eh agreed hjmiii. b\l is in
j the nature of a communication
' for tiie use of the president, wnich
he may or may not make
| as he sees tit.
"in any event it will prepare
the president for what the board
will report and enable him to
take measures accordingly, as
S the court will find that the Maine
i was blown up from the outside.
"The full rejM rt. it is thought,
i wil' not be formulated and in the
i ha ds of the secretary of the na
1 v. for some davs vet. "
SfcfftnjFjes
Meeting at Waco Well Attended by
Populists.
AUSTIN 6ETS THE NEXT CONVENTION
o! Early or Late National Con-
vention Submitted.
Waco, Tex., Mar. 10.—Then
i was a crowd of populists here to
ONE
Both tho method and results when f
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant j ( L'' l,:i|t>.
and refreshing to the taste, and acta , Xe< il'.1N<L ( •^'•''•l'ttee held
public gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, °r uoon ami afternoon -es^ions
Liver and Bowels,'cleanses the sys- Wlth doors clo*e<{ news-
Barton Broth*
plaintiffs
Or. Harter*i Little
Pills 4* bailiMs.
Uvcr
West Texas Excursion Rates.
We have tin
the varieties.
We are
Western Texas, and commencing
at once
trees :iii<! we Have
Vnd you ran have
luxurs sim-
planting and growing
.... the fruit, wealth am
anxious to build up _jv j)V
imencing {honi "
and continuing until ,,
April HO. we will sell to all com- \b* ( VMU ^ 1 i':!r
1 ind the Japanese Plum
ers from Fort Worth and stations
east, including Alexandria. La..
i siminons will enrich
round trip tickets to Abilene,
Pecos, and stations intermediate, j
and to Fddy and Koswell. New
Mexico, at rate of one and « ne
third fares for the round trip:
tickets good for3© dav> from date
of sale.
This will be the best time of
the year to see Western Texas,
and vou ought to take advantage
of t he opportunity.
See nearest ticket agent for
further information, or address
E. 1*. Turner. General Passenger
Agent. T. P. K'y., Dallas.
Texas.
and Peaches
ami Per-
everv person
- t hem
j who plants and cultivatt
liberally.
t See our catalogue. sent* free
and send us vour order-.
Address
F. W. Kikkiwtkk K.
McKinnev, Tex.
Robert Junes Deft
l-.trtoii Brothers a copartnership
composed of Knuber L Barton. Wil
lian: Barton anil (it-urge A Barton:
Whereas the plaintiffs recovered a
judgment ;;gainst the defendant Rob
ert Jones, before J C Saunders, jus
tice of the peace for precinct N«> * in
('••ilin county. Texas, on the twenty
fifth day of Septemfier, A I>.. 18!H>.
fi>r the suin of 1 9" loo dollars The
imiiikr of the said cast-i-313 on The
justice s iliM-ket. said judgment War
ing six per - -tit interest from the ren-
dition of .said judgment and cost
and there n.>t having >een an execution
is~!ied Oil said judgment within twelve
months time from the rendition of the
same Therefore s j,J judgment b.-
said jndgment not
ft bv the Robert
t 'T tile same. and
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of ?fgs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro*
duced, pleading to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach. prompt in ,
its action and truly beneficial in its j
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its .
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
cent liottles by all leading drug-
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may net have it on uand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to t ry it. I>o n< >t accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP COL
SAN FHAflC!SC(J. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Kt. HEW YORK, *Lf.
John .Johnson to Editor Perkius.
POPULIST STATE COKIiHITTEE right to recall any officer found
unworthy. Believing that these
questions are too important to be
ignored by the great body of vo-
ters we would respectfully sub-
mit them for your earnest consid-
eration at your state primaries to
be held Saturday, May 21, 1898,
Dates Of Primaries Fined and Question j and if deemed advisable that thev
-- —*~— be recommended for incorpora-
tion into our state platform.
In elosi.ig this address we de-
sire to congratulate our friends
upon the bright prospects for car-
rying Texas ! his year for reforms
advocated by our party and call
attention to the following facts:
In IKJt? Judge Nugent, our candi-
date for governor, polled as re-
turned by the secretary of state,
108,403 votes, 24.1'2 per cent of
the total vote. In 1894 he receiv-
60VERNMENT OWNERSHIP.
Judge Rufus Hardy Writes in Its
Favor.
T*e Sound Money Democratic Chairman
Issues a Thunder Bolt.
day, the occasion being the annual
meeting of the executive cominit-
canie <
j having
j .1 ires li
"li* snii
trmaut.
• en paid i
r any pa
is io reviv
t" \N ilite. one
- having ma-1
>eri .Tom- I- ;
. of Texas
t;,te of Texas
" ("'illin
h!e of I
nt
saitl judgm
of plaintiff s
• oath that th
« noil r^si-
*nt
;T >
sner i
tv. r
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ar>
WKTSKL \V|\|t|\b:
. and
,ttor
-aid
if the
lilt
Kdi tor
1 >ear Sir
but ver\ si
edueat lona
and vt u -c
Faimersvil
Pel kill-:
— It is t ru
Sentinel
_r! 11
wa1
in t<
me in th;s respt
a .straight for*
question-
dressed to .>
ti« n of la-t
granted th
i \ hov hood ,
;■ crit iei-ing
r< pl\ in^r. in
a a v
in<l
qualified
>r
Mar. I'l.
Little Mack Fisher is able
to be
b
up again.
I A. McMahon,
McKinney Nurseries
Filled more orders
month of November,
visiting relatives am
Kaufman. returned
Wednesday.
Lewis McMahan went
Grove Sunday.
The school at Wetsel
io has been
! friends at
home last
to tin
th fj.o
WTl
\ pri
then and (her.- I.
has why the rsaid
t)" revived
line r^rnrn
>f B1
A D
«. in
shew eau
jndgment
Herein fai*
tiii- writ
Ki-k-e
•tl
on or
of tliat da>
se if any lie
should not
not hut make
showintr how
during the i l'" "
1 H! 7, than 1 gres-ing very nicely under the
von have execnteil t i<- -auir tti-r-r!
under my hand thi- 5th day < f
March. 1 s'.t- ^ 5.- Holt.
.1 Us'ir-i* of the Pe i 't- preeioct
No s <"ol!in coiintv r \;e
the 1
and
e\ci
mi
man te
can't 1
him 1
come 1
anv of
ftd'se.
u bet Ik
11;'
t
during any three months since lw-
ing established in 1 ><7-4.
Our fine new fruits this season
pro<luced .^mi bushel of fruit tier
acre, which we sold at one and
two dollars per bushel.
management of T (). Murray.
The much needed rain came at
last, and corn, wheat and oats are
looking tine in this community
.91 M ('m w .
l:\cursion Kates.
t lie
-t aii<
1
I
ISell Everything in
I DRUG Line
And Guarantee
Price and Quality.
Respectfully,
C. C. Provine.
CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDER
tlrgmmi Lime mf Samples of
Spring and Summer Clothing
To Select From.
A Perfect Pit Guaranteed in Every Respect,
reasonable.
To points n
Southeast via the "( idton Helt
Koute." for the following occa-
sj,,|js To >1. Louis, account In-
' terstate Mereliants \-si.eiation
: Feb. 'J* . I'T. March l-«. April -
I and 1". rate of one an i one fifth
| fan s, on t In- cert ilicate plan. < hie
i was ticket ^ I! he -nhl at reguhtr
i rates, ami passanjrers given certi-
ficate. wbieh. 1! pleseuted within
I three da s after adjournment of
the meeting, properh -igned b\
Mr. ('. A. Singer, and -tamped
l v 1). Whi/art. will entitle holder
to return ticket at one-lifth fare.
For the following events reduc-
ed round trip rates will be an-
nounced ill due t ime:
To Baltimore. Md. for the
General Conference of the
M K Church South. Ma> i.
To >M rfoik. Va. for t lie A men- '
can ItabM-t Fdiu-<itional Soeietv. j
Mav .*>: Southern Baptist ( 011-'
vent ion May!-• :'n,J ^"'iians;
Bap. Missionary I'nion Mas *< Kb |
To Washiii'iton. !>• ( •• f°r the 1
Annual Meeting of the National
Educational Association, /fub "•
l± .. I
To Nasln ille, lenu.. for the In-
ternational I'nited Society of;
Christain Fmleavor. July 5, 12.
To Atlanta. Ua. for Fx-Confed-
erate Veterans Reunion, .1 uly 21
24.
To Columbia, S. C. for the
a*
rect el
fljetlil
ten-si
either
ver-io
call 01
i-siic
make
d.. not
quest I
ell Hit
11(1 s.i
state:]
V
>e\ an
mat 1
*. l hat
the p
i ar
that 1 had
ol\ ant ages, in an
. in 11
prcf
i t. t<
ard way. to the1
inquiries ( ad-
1 m% coiumunica- i
I take it for
oil < 1111 nol feel j
• i'l.- nf giiing into 1
- '.ml arguments
that n-a.-on. be
f: i 1111 > over,
Well, every j
C, t ua! level: if he \
' c.ti: laugh, let
itisi-t that you |
whether or not
rents | made are
u don't know
>r not.
igaim
paper representatives. On the
outside the members were uncom-
inuiiieavive except as to routine
business. In the afternoon open
session was held for one hour to
discuss the place for the annual
state convention of the present
year. Houston. Austin. Fort
Worth and Waco wen- the most
! energetic candidates, and the
claims of each competing city wa>
presented by authorized per-ons.
Waco was dropped. Fort Worth
and Houston got a light vote each
and Austin was chosen hv a large
majot it v.
fhe personnel of the committee
present is as follows: C. M
Cu ret on of Meridian, secretary:
first district. F. P. Alslmrv. Hous-
ton; thi-d, S. ti. Farle. iireen-
\ ille: Fourth, S. ( . Harper. Sul-
phur Springs; fifth. 1). F. Lyday,
Bouham: sixth. F. (). Call. Cor-
sicana; seventh. A. ('. Isaacs.
Rockdale; ninth, M. C. <« rail-
bun. Austin: tenth. J. B. < a>,
Columbus; eleventh. .1. Ca-
ruthers. Cuero; twelfth, A. B.
Surlier, enter Point : thirteenth,
\\ \1 Pardue, Memphis; state
at large.',!. B. Ka; • . • alvert.
1'here were two districts not rep-
resented, and one committee from
the s<ate at large wa-absent. Mr.
Surber was md present in person,
but repre-ciited by 1 .1 McMinti
a writ-
twelfth
In The Dallas News of Sundav,
March 13, appeared a communi- |
cation from Hon. Kufus Hardy j
of Corsieana, and among other i
thing-- he wrote:
•'The railroad question must lie;
grappled with anew. Railroad
commissions are failures. Rail-;
roads are largely of necessity mo-
nopolies. They condemn by law j
private property to their use as to
public use. They are the occa-
sion of perpetual strife between
„,i 1:9 7oi 1 • 1 - employers and employes, calling
ed!o2,,21 votes, being 36.1.! 1'^' ! :ilii!ost eongtantly /or the strQn|
cent or a gain of 44.24^ votes. In
lHiMI derouie C. Kearb\ polled
2:iS.i;92 votes, being 44.22
arm of government to preserve
order. As to these conflicts ar-
cent, or a 130.209 ! ',"™,ion h"s l,e,'n '"V".ked;. l!
1 will prove a worse factor than
commissioners. It will prove a
veritable snare to the laborer who
fact heretofore
our people that
of >an
ten pro'
di-t rict
In ad<
execui is
tingui-h
ted to o
among
her
< iat
Vntonio. who had
; to act for t lie
committeeman,
lit ion to member-
e c< mini it t ee pre-t
d populists were
( up\ seal s on t III
hem a number o
of tin
lit i|js-
permit
• floor,
f
1 w;
lbl ic
t I lit !l
t hi-
.1..
T
In Mr
vour :«
Intl.
and
111 \o|
aut hor
:i!4•
•!l«
Mllii
ami if i
• ?ut and
H <
hoidi
a man. i am
n\ record on this
iblic. and as it
o!" 1. <me. ti.is e it
t lie t rut li. let le ti!'.i t lie j
chance to find out whicit
ha- not "had much nunc
speaking a intn
submit i
to the p
thai %•*..
he
(Col-
- i*-w* -
J. S. Roderick.
General Conference of
ored) M FChun-h. May
For further information p'ease
call on or address any Cotton
Belt Ticket Agent, or
A. A. Cilisson, T. P. A., Fort
Worth.
S. (t. Warner, (ienl. Psiss. Agt.
Tyler, Texas.
STOKE.
J. M. Demeese visited some
old friends in Nevada last week,
and t a ik dinner with old Father
McMinn, who is eighty-nine
years old. He is living on the
same place he moved to in 1851.
Mr. Demeese also met Peter
Hale, seventy-six years old, and
one of the best known men in
that whole country.—Rockwall
Success.
Constipation
Causes fully half the sickness in the world. It
retains the digested food too long in the bowels
and produces biliousness, torpid liver, inrti-
Hood's
Pills
democrats (that they must be for
free silver) w hen you and these
same old democrats, unanimous-
mem-
of tlie Reform Press a«sn-
ili as follow >: < I. P. Pyle.
president. Mineola: (>. F. Dorn-
fdaser. secretary, and ex-presi-
dent; IIillsbon>; .1. A. (iiinter,
Se'-jiu-i- Spriiuu-i Harry Tracj,
Dallas; F. C. 1 homp-on. McKin-
rat her nidi-1 ney. ,lohn Farley f Dalla-, F.
- ever un- Tom i o\ and <i. 1 Harri- of
school in- Brueesille. A M Colwjck of
• " 'iil.v Wacii and U F 1 >outhitt of Bell
nt pel- roUnt\.
1 now i The committee appointed to
;i next j > re pa re an addiv— to the public
Js sou presented the following, svhich
I pi.-ase j u, :l,j p[,.,j b\ a unanimous sote
: and ordered published:
'•«-ek. Ke«.iizni/ing. .n it-fullc~i -«?iis«
| that all ju-t posveis of govern-
ment are inherent in and derived
'fi"!n the people and that the
people's parts -tarnls alone the
champion of this grand principle,
we reiterate it to bethe purpose of
i people - party, state and nation-
al. to place the government in the
i hand- of the people to whom it
rightfully belongs. I hen-fore sve
j commend our national organiza-
tion committee for putting the iui-
tiative and referendum into prac-
tical operation by -uhmitting for
our consideration the question.?
of svhether s\e svould hold a
national convention during the
vear, and svhether nominations
for president and vice-president
should be made at that date or at
| other dates named. Therefore
! vour state executive committee
i would re-pectfully recommend
that upon these questions of na-
jtiona! import a vote be taken
April 1^. A. D. ls!l-s. in each
ward and precinct in the several
cities and counties of this state
■ has not already
been taken and report at once,
the reniilt of such vote to Harry
Tracy, Dallas, Tex., who in duly
authorized to receive the same.
State matter.—Whereas there
is universal disapproval of the
administration of state affairs un-
der the democratic machine ring
rule in svhich the majority of our
! citizenship have in fact no voice.
our vote of 1s92 and x5.1mj1 votes
over 1*!'4. I- there a single fea-
ture of discouragement in such a
magnificent record as this? Tak-
ing past elections as a basis the
vote next November svili be about
.(d'l.ooo. \\e have only to gain
•i0.uiMi votes over lS'iii to carrv the
state It i> a
overlooked by
caused -uch earls and persistent
activits upon the part of thedem-
ocratic politicians in Texas. If
sve cold inue to battle sieadfastls
upon straight populist lines s ic-
tory i- assured for tin* [ eoplc.
Signed by F. P. Alsbury. Hai-
ry Tracy, A. J. Caruthers, the
ci iliim it t ee on add re—.
15L\!)1X TKOI'BLRS.
The bladder was created for
one purpose, namely, a receptacle
for the urine, and as -ueh it is
not liable to any form of disease
except !is one ot t\\< wavs. I he
first v\as is from imperfect action
of the kidness. |"he secomi ss;is
is from careless local treatment
of ot her diseases.
SAMPLE SENT I pep.
I nheaiths in ine from unhealthy
kidney- - the chief cause of blad-
ibles. It is comforting
i hat lb. Kilmer's Ss* amp-
fills es ers s< i di in quii-k-
ls curing bladd r and urttiars
troubles li cnrriTts freqiieni
• ails, mabdits t h<dd uriiit- and
scalding or si iniiing pain in pass-
ing it or bad effects following use
of liquor, wine or beer, and over-
comes that unpleasant necessity
of being compelled to get up
many ttitles during the nfght to
urinate The mild and extraor-
dinary effect of !>r. Kilmer's
Ssvam| -Root i> -oon realized. It
-tainls I lie highest for it- svondet-
ftil cures of the most distressing
case. If vou need a medicine
sou should have the best. At
druggist lifts cent- and one dol-
lar. ^ on mas have a simple hot-
It. R. TIME CARD.
H. & T. C.
North bound. Cannon ball
No 3
No. 15
No 1
South bound No 2
No. 16
No 4
" Cannon Ball
EAST LINE.
Pas.'en> er leaven.
control I p^"'1
Pa^ enger, arrives.
Local •'
5:21 a.m
9:47 a. m
12:38 p. m
7:50 p. nt.
8:17 a. m-
3:10 p. m.
5:53 p.m.
10:05 p- m.
9:28 a. m.
2:40 p. a.
4.55 p.m
10. 35 a. m
der tr«
d fi
svould
oath of
naoe
le is
>ay
ady to
subject
plain
Ml lohi
mblic a
of Us
e than a
with th
c? i
t ruth.
V ill S ol U nt eel some
me about buying up
electing ni.ssell govern
am now about eighty
and decline to take
youngster of your cl
which if followei
the taking of th
pel jury
\ oil also sus stiinetiniig ::h;>ut
my "hard earned (') dollars.
Jfcc.. evident).\ intending to have
vour readers understand that I
I had got money dishonest!;, or un-
fairly from the "lc— fortunate.
' If you find any instance in which
I have done anything of this sort j rtjHMe such vott
1 svill restore the ill-gotten gain
! fourfold. Vou now have an ex-
cellent opportunity to do some-
thing to right t he wrong- of the
"less fortunate." Nosv come to
the point, like a man. or forever
hereafter hold your peace.
All sour treatment of public is-
sues seems to be like your present
effort to prescribe a test to old '
tle and pamphlet
by mail, upon t
two-cent stamps
a sample
both sent fre
ceipt of thro
ids ice to
otes and
r. iXc. I
year* old
*, from a
th. advice
make
office
Therefore
Resolved, that sve cordially and
earnestly invite every patriotic
ly, endorsed Cleveland and a gold j citizen of Texas to unite with us
standard platform at Dallas in
1 ,si 4. This is your consistenty.
bad taste, coated
te-
Hoocfs Pills
john* johxson.
The Choppers-
The following members of
Magnolia camp of McKinney at-
tended the Woodmen oyster sup-
per at Melissa Friday night:
W M Shirley,
Dr A J Caldwell,
E R Hall,,
.T H Faulkner,
J T Collis,
J D C ox,
H B Webb,
W B Kindell,
F E Wilcox,
J A Walden,
Jesse Atkinson,
II L Davis,
11 F Hibbitts,
K K Kerr,
A A Wolcott,
Tom W Perkins.
1 in initiating and perfecting the
foundation for a campaign svhich
will destroy forever the last ves-
tige of ring rule and that svill in-
sure a fair ballot and an honest
count, reduction in official sal-
aries to correspond with the price
of Jabor and its products, a re-
duction in the expenses of the
to cover cost
of postage on the bottle. Men-
tion Thk I>i sum km and send
sour address to Di. Kilmer \ ( <>.,
Binghamton. N.Y
1 he proprietors of this paper
guarantee the genuinetie-s of this
offer.
C( >1 FM AN ( FIXINGS.
March 21.
The entertainment at Coffman
Fridas night ssa- a success.
Th e -ehool at this place svill be
out the 15th of April.
Dollie Nelson has been very
sick ss it li the fever.
The four year old daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lind-ey is very
siek ss it It pneumonia fever, and
her recovery i~ doubtful.
George and Lawrence Maiden
are on the sick list.
Charley Loft is left school Wed-
nesday evening svith a high fever
and is very sjek.
The probable svar svith Spain is
talked everysvhere, and at this
place the excitement has reached
a point of 1( 0 degrees Farh.
There is a fine prospect of a
large crop this year; it seems as if
everyone svas trying to outdo his
neighbor.
There has been a small rainfall
this spring and many are hauling
water, but perhaps it will rain
enough to keep tne farmers from
losing a supply of cockle burr
seed.
Prof. G. W. Scoggins attended
the In-titute at McKinney Friday
aud Saturday. Felix.
LOCAL NEWS
seeks by it to blind capital and
svill find himself most hardly
bound
"In all the cities telephones,
waterworks and street railways
are necessary monopolies, svhich
legislation is seeking to
in a thousand ways. If the gov-
ernment is to be master ought it
not to be osvner of these monopo-
listic properties*' It seems to us
that all monopolies ought rather
to be owned and controlled by
government. Certainly as bet ween
private osvnership of such prop-
erty in connection svith govern-
ment supt rs isjon through the me-
dium of an irresponsible commis-
sion likelv often to do injustice to!
the private osvner. and still often- Frank E. WilcOX - - -
er to the public, and government
svnership under svhich duty to'
D. W. Leigh, Vocal Teacher,
Harmony, Composition, aad Volcc
Culture a Specialty.
Holds a Normal #rade certificate from
Western Normal and College of Mnsic,
Dallas. Correspondence solicited.
Verona, Texas.
the public alone must control. 1
prefer the latter. Certainly these
properties should md be eonfis-
ated. but a- many as svere taken
bould l e considered and paid for
as other private property svhen
taken for public use. Th" ad-
s antage- and disadvantages of i
such osvnership must be discuss-'
I'd >WLBY BI DS.
rain
I'P
In Fine C.
and ( tton
Progre
nditioti. Corn
Planting In
Whenever
am ready to
Wheat am
ss ell since I he
d
March 21. l*i *.
svar is declared If
stall—to the brush, j
I oat s are looking j
rain. ( orn is coin- J
ng up and some are planting cot-
ton.
Mis. ( ora Hickey is up again.
N\ e had a quiet weildingTliurs-
ay night at Mr. and Mrs. H.
()teiiho: se. I >oc Hill, of Mc-
Kinney and Miss (Menhouse svere
united in mariiage. Fid. Hallani
f McKinney officiating. (.Juitea
number of relatives and friends
svere present, in number about
A grand supper and a good
time after the ceremony was said.
Two ness members joined the
Baptist chun h at this place last
•Miudav night. Ckntrai..
ATT ORN EY-AT-LAW AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office East Side Square, over Laro«at*s
Book Store.
HI H. L Pearson, ^
Dental Surgreon
Office north side square, over Aron't
•tore. Keiiiderce 5 S. Church Street
McKinney. Texas.
WEBB & THROCKMORTON,
Physicians and Surgeons.
IcAMnei, Texas.
First Door South ot the Collla Cm
H. & T. C.
r. r.
Double Daily Trains.
Short and Quick Line Between
North and South Texas.
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Between HOUSTON and
DENVER. \la I nnis and Fort
Worth.
Between GALVESTON and
DENISON, via Houston a Dallas
Between 6ALVESTON and
St. LOUIS, via Houston, Ennis
and Paris.
Between SAN ANTONIO and
KANSAS CITY. Via Hearne and
Fort Worth.
MONEY TO LOAN
O> REAL ESTATE.
All kinds ot bonds made for a small
premium. Don't worry your friend
•bout going on your bond.
JAMES M. MUSE.
Attorney.at-Law N. side A square.
McKinney. Texas.
Eggs for Hatching.
FROM
Thorough-bred
Brown Leghorns
SI.50 per setting of IS.
W. B. EVANS,
C escent Dye Works.
The H. & T. C. Reaches
Galveston, Houston. Brenhaui, Austin
Waco, Corsieana. Waxahaclm. Fort
Worth. Dallas. Piano, McKinney.
Sherman and Denison. and gives First
Class Service.
C. W. BEIN, M L ROBBINS,
Traffic
Mannger.
Gen'l. Pass, and
Ticket Agent.
The Semi-Weekly News
and
The Democrat
At a Very Low Price.
The Semi-Weekly News (Galveston
or Dallas) is published Tuesdays and
Fridavs Each issue consists of eight
pajfes There are special departments
for the farmers, the ladies and the boys
and girls, liesides a world of general
news matter, illustrated articles, etc.
We offer the Semi Weekly News and
The Democrat for 12 months for the
low clubbing price of ft. 75 cash This
gives you three papers a week or 15*
papers a year for a ridiculously low
price. Hand in your subscription at
once.
eersonals aad Happenings of Interest
Gathered for The Democrat's
Many Readers.
Mrs. S. T. Hammond was in
Dallas a couple of days last week
state government, redeem from ; selecting a stock of uiillinerv for
onerous burdens imposed by | he The Fair.
j occupation tax, reform in the
i judiciary of our state. The con-
j struction of a relief state railway
! which will protect the shippers
Prof. W. H. Rayzor and Wal-
ter Turner represented Hock hill
at the institute last week.
! as well as producers against any
' of interest-bearing bonds
issue
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
S. CLESENBL RY, Agent,
McKinney. Texas.
the sherman, shreveport j
and southern rail-
way company.
THE GREAT T. A P.
"Sunset Limited," |
Through Service Between Mc-
Kinney and Jefferson.
i
i
this city, is slowly mend-!
Frank Hesley, who was severe-
ly cut last week by being thrown
j without, sanction of the popular from bi8 horse against a wlrej
vote aud having implicit faith in fence in this
the people and believing that all jng.
i governments derive their just
powers from the consent of the As a result of the inquest over
governed and that such consent the dead body of Andy (iamut a
cannot be given by merely voting verdict of death from foul means
for rulers over whom there is no was returned Thursday. TJ e
control except that of defeat* that body was found iu the railroad
people should have the abao- s4* Pu,nP south of Mc-
The choppers did full lute power of initiating anv le«is- Kinney. No arrests for the
to the feast and sustained Mc- j*tion needed and ratifying or re- crime hay e
Kinney's reputation thereby. I " "
been made up to thi#
Two Jail) trains: Tickets sold via this
route to points North, East, Sooth and
west.
CONNECTIONS
With the H. & T. C. at McKin-
Kinney: M K. & T. and Cotton
Belt at Greenville and T. & P.
at Jefferson.
li - fmthci in ormatton apply to
E. *. Alvord, Oca. Sept.
j, W Chatham, g, f, * p, X.
Granville, Tax
FINEST TRAINS IN TNE l
WORLD t
WILL RUN SEMI-WEKKLY £
BACH WAV TO
LOS ANGELES
0 SAN FRANCISCO, *
also to
St. Louis Chicaco
via
TEXAS I PACIFIC FY.
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Thompson, F. C. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 8, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 24, 1898, newspaper, March 24, 1898; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth192007/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.