The Henderson Times. (Henderson, Tex.), Vol. 41, No. 37, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 20, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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Make
One Trip of It.
Every Text Book used in the
schools of this county will be found
here and can be supplied with the
least bother at the shortest notice.
We are fitted up and equipped
to sell text books as they should
be sold.
Every School Need
can be supplied at our store. In
addition to being the accredited
agents for the sale of the State
text books and carrying in stock
all books used by the normal and
high schools of the county, our
stcck of school supplies is the most
complete and closest priced of any
hereabouts.
Buy school books and school
supplies here because you get the
most complete and best seryice.
We are ready for you, at
Hightower's
I Loaded shells, all sizes and as-
| torted loads at Lacy's.
The cekbnited Centring wagon
[ at K- B Ailord's.
The b-ns :■!>• ex;-ec!irg fun
| day night.
(Of Course.)
LOCAL NEWS.
Guns ot all kinds at Lacy's.
Eat, drink and be merry at
Sunny South Restaurant.
Go to the speaking Friday night
at the Court-house.
Groceries at same old low prices
at McAnulty Bros.
For a square meal try Sunny
South Restaurant.
The judicial question is "sorter"
lively about in spots.
Cotton High—Groceries low.
Go to McAnulty Bros, and you
will find it so.
See our new line ot men and
ladies up-to-date shoes.
Mays & Harris.
The newest thing in millinery
is the low prices made by Miss
Dodson.
Eat away, eat the best. Go to
McAnulty Bros, and they will tell
you the rest.
We are making the prices on
cook stoves and house furnishing
goods. It will pay you to see us
before buying. A. J. Lacy.
There will be no rush in busi-
ness until the weather changes.
This hot, dry weather is a draw-
back to all kinds of enterprise.
We solicit your laundry trade.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
Doyle Bros.
See me when you need groceries.
I have them and prices are right.
N. L. Marwilsky.
Farmers, when you want gro-
ceries, do not fail to call on Mc-
Anulty Bros.
Call and see my beautiful stock
of Jail and winter millinery" We
have the stock and it must be sold.
Mrs. N E. Kidd.
The citizens of Henderson met
Tuesday evening and decided to
build a road from the South end
of South street to the depot. Now,
let the work proceed at once, and
quick.
Farmer Buckner was in Hender-
son this week The routine labor
of the farm is telling on him and
unless he seeks rest and recreation
the worst may be expected.
Examine our large stock of
siddles before buying, we can suit
you in quality and prices.
T. H. & J. O. McLarty.
Mrs. Kidd's fall and winter
stock of milliinery has arrived and
she extends a cordial invitation to
all ladies to call and examine
same.
Cypress shingles at Teller's $2.50
per thousand.
Go to Lacy's for your shot guns,
rifles and all kinds of ammunition,
New Books,
New Magazines,
at Doyle Bros.
N. L- Marwilsky says he can
and will sell groceries a little
cheaper than his competitors.
Carriages and Buggies
just received at E. B. Alford's.
Mr. Rade Kangerga has returned
from St. Louis. He was there at
the big Bryan demonstration last
Saturday night.
Superior stoves bake quicker and
use less fuel than any make you
can find. A full line at
Lacy's.
Why use Albatrous flour. Be-
cause its the best on earth, sold
only by
N. L- Marwilsky.
We can giye you a nice trimmed
hat for less money than you can
buy a "ready to wear hat." Call
at Miss E. Dodson's, next to
Bank.
Notice To The Ladies.
We are agents tor the Butterick
patterns. Quick Deliveries.
Doyle Bros.
We clip the following notice
from the Nashville American of
last Sunday:
Rev. W. O, Bailey, the well-
known Baptist evangelist, is re-
cuperating his health, after a hard
campaign, at the home ot a friend
near Antiooh.
I am a up-to-date grocer, I keep
up to-date goods and fresh and
prices are as low as you can get
old and stale goods. See me when
you need groceries.
N. L. Marwilsky
Have you sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach alter eat-
ing? If so you will be benefited by
using Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. They also cure
belching and sour stomrch. Thev
regulate the bowels too. Price,
25 cents. Sold by J. E. High-
tower. itu.
We have a tull line of shoes for
men, ladies and children and will
sell the same at low prices.
Mays & Harris.
Mr. Theo. Kuntzman ot San
Antonio, is here in the interest of
the order of Chosen Friends, one
ot the best fraternal orders ir
America.
Two sons of Cook Jenkins, col.,
of this city, were in Galveston
during the hurricane. They es-
caped with their liyes, but lossed
all else they possessed. Jerry
Johnson and Tosh Bowen, col,,
also had a son each there, who are
supposed to have drowned, as they
have not yet been heard from.
The Espenchied wagons
are going like hot cakes.
Big stock on hand. Call
at J. E. Norvell & Sons
and get one==the best
wagon in the market.
Come in and buy a *10 pound
cadda of the best and cheapest
tobacco in the town. We are mak-
ing a run on it and guarantee the
quality.
J. H. & J. O. McLarty.
We have received a lot of fall
and winter goods and expect the
others in a few days and request
that you call and see the same be-
fore buying, as wre can give you
very close prices.
Mays & Harris.
Hon. Chas. E. Carter, candidate
for district judge of this district,
will speak in Henderson to-morrow
night (Friday 21st). Judge Gra-
I ham is respectfully invited to meet
| him in joint debate, or any of his
; friends. He will also speak at
j Overton Saturday night 22. Every
I body invited to attend.
Judge Graham will be here to;
answer Carter if he can get off,
and provided he fails to be on
hand, some one else will tackle
him. The court house will be
jammed and the boys are expect-
ing fun.
Headache
Biliousness, sour stomach, cons-ca-
tion and all liver ills are cured oy
Hood's PiHs
The non-irritating cathartic. Price
25 cents of all druggists or by mail of
C.I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Fri-
Don't let those pictures you have
go to waste, when Teller frames
them so nice and cheap.
N. L- Marwilsky sells Albatrous
flour the best on earth, take no
other. Price 4.50 per barrel.
Ice 'cream served with dinner
every Saturday and Sunday at the
Sunny South Restaurant.
Bridge, Beach & Co. have been
making cook stoves for 63 years
and have never been excelled when
it comes to cooking qualities. Sold
in Henderson by
A. J. Lvcy.
We are requested to announce
that Rev. Baucom will preach at
Ebenezer church the 1st Sunday
in October at 11 a. m. All mem-
bers of the church requested to , be
present.
One of the largest stocks of fall
and winter millinery ever display-
ed in this city can be seen at Mrs.
Kidd's, up stairs in M. Kangerga
& Bro's.
We offer regular tailor made
suits at custom made prices. See
us wThen in the market.
Doyle Bros.
On the 14th of September a bale
of long staple cotton sold in Hen-
derson for eleven and a quarter
cents, The seed sold for $13.45,
making a total of $70.25 for bale
and seed. The cotton was bought
by Brachfield & Smith.
We have a new line of mens,
boys and children's clothing for
fall and winter. Call and see us
if in need of same, as we can meet
competition.
Mays & Harris.
The New Home Sewing
Machine is the best, cheapest,
easiest-running machine in the
whole market. You can find it at
E. B. Alford's.
Notice.
I will keep my store closed on
Monday September 24th, on
account of Holiday—Tewish New
Year—it being the 5661st year of
the Jewish despensation.
N. L. Marwilsky.
Ladies.
Our new fall goods are still ar-
riving and are now prepared to
please you in anything in the
millinery line. Trimmed hats
and patterns we make a specialty
of. You are invited to call.
Miss E. Dodson.
White Elephant
Coming!
Hold your orders for
buggies. Ed Oberthier has
a carload on the road and
the White Elephant is
among them.
Corset.
French
SecoRseri
■ Shape,
Dress
Form,
Nursing.
Imperial
Corset
Waists.
Young La-
dles Corsets
All Corsets Guaranteed.
Gallman's Racket Store.
Head Quarters
For carriages, buggies, Gestring
Wagons, The celebrated Tulane
Shoe, New Home Sewing Ma-
chine and all kinds of dry goods,
groceries, clothing for men and
boys, and in fact every thing else
that any body in this country needs.
And the Place Is at E. B. Al-
ford's.
Those New Goods
Which Mays & Harris have been
purchasing in the foreign markets
will begin to arrive in a few days,
and it will pay Every Body to
go there for all kinds of dry goods,
dress goods, shoes, clothing for
men and boys, hats for every one
and every thing else in the dry
goods line.
It is rumored in Henderson that
Blind Totin Xelson and family
; were in the storm at Galveston
| and were drowned. It is said they
' left here about three weeks ago,
and anions tlie list reported dead
, in the Houston Post appear Tohn
| Xelson, wife and three children.
| answering precisely in name and
number to the Nelson family here.
Furniture in all the latest pat-
terns at Lacy's.
Mr. Y. L- Moore is in the city
shaking hands with old friends,
The Tulane Shoe
Is the finest thing in the mark-
et. Call for them at E. B. Alford's
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Certain definite results from the prescrip-
tion he writes. If one ingredient lacks in
essential yirtue, if the compounding is not
accurately done, a link in the chain of
recovery may be broken.
We have built up a reputation on pre-
scription filling. Eyery prescription or
receipt receives the most careful, conscien-
tious attention, and prices will always be
as low as possible consistent with the
perfect service given.
Remember This.
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We can fill any physician's prescrip- ^
tion. A prescription is yours, to be taken
where you like. -
Cameron's Drag Store,
Where you get what you want.
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just received at Lacy's.
Machinery supplies and belting
in abundance at Teller's.
Hats, Hats, For Ladies.
Misses and children's in the
latest styles. Also bustles, dress
forms and shirt supporters. We
cordially invite the ladies to call
and inspect our stock.
Mrs. M. L. Price.
TOM CAP1P DEAD.
We clip the following item from
the Greenville Herald of 16th
inst:
Mrs. E. W. Harris was called to
Longview yesterday by the death
of her brother, T. Camp, Jr., fath-
er of Misses Anna and Eula Camp.
Tom had many friends in Hen-
derson who will regret to hear of
his death.
Editor's Awiul Plight.
F. M. Higgins, Editor Seneca
(Ills.,) News, was afflicted for
years with Piles that no doctor or
remedy helped until he tried
Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best
in the world. He writes, two
boxes wholly cured him. Infallible
for Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only
25c. Sold by J. L- Cameron, drug-
gist. im..
Charter Oak,
Superior and
riohawk
are the best cook stoves made.
They always please. Sold by
Lacy.
DON'I MISS IT.
Palestine Fair Oct. 16, 17, 18,
19, 1900- Grandest and largest
ever held. Grand exhibit ot stock,
poultry, country produce, ma-
chinery, etc. Best races and best
purses eyer known. Low excur-
sion rates. For further informa-
tion, address,
Geo, Belcher, Secretary.
a Powder Mill Explosion
Removes everything in sight; so
do drastic mineral pills, but both
are mighty dangerous. No need
to dynamite your body when Dr.
King's New Life Pills do the work
so easily and perfectly. Cures
Headache, Constipation. Only
25 cents at J L. Cameron's Drug
Store. im. out t-.
; • Sold by Druggists, price 15c.
Now is the time to do your per bottle.
house, wagon and buggy painting, j Hall's Family Pi+ls are the best.
Teller lias the Paints. j . — ■ '
■ In Memory ot Miss Una Tribble.
My sense of personal loss is so
Mrs. Sarah J. Pruitt, nee Whit-
ney, was born in Lawrence coun-
ty, Ala., July 12, 1846; wras mar-
ried to E. B. Pruitt Aug. 2S, 1S65,
and died Aug. iS, 1900, after a
lingering illness of several months.
At the time of her death Sister
Pruitt was a faithful and devoted
member of the Methodist church.
During her long and painful ill-
ness she was a very patient suffer-
er, and though her lot was a hard
one, she was not heard to com-
plain, or murmur at the provi-
dence of God. She seemed to love
to talk about God's goodness and
mercy to her; and her interest in
His cause was manifest by her con-
stant enquiry after the welfare of
her church. Her greatest trial
during her illness seemed to be the
being deprived of the services of
^er church.
For sometime before . her death
she was conscious that the end
was near, but seemed to have no
fear of death and spoke to her
pastor and others as calmly about
it as one would about the ordinary
affairs of life.
She had an abiding faith in
Christ and He was her comforter in
the hours of affliction.
Sister Pruitt was a faithful
Christian and a devoted wife and
mother. She leaves a husband,
two children, a host of relatives
and friends to mourn her loss.
Jno. W. Goodwin.
Beware ot Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely
derange the whole system when
entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should
neyer be used except on prescrip-
tions trom reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten
fold to the good you can possibly
derive from them. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., con-
tains no mercury, and is taken in-
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally, and made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &
Co. Testimonials free.
Cuts and Bruises Quickly Healed.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm ap-r, .. ,
v 1 keen, my sympathy with her ne;
plied to a cut, bruise, burn, scald
gaze on her sweet face; .-he will
never again work anions the
beautiful flowers she so much
loved.
At the fireside and tablew her
chair will forever remain unoccu-
pied.
From a human standpoint, it
seems indeed hard, that a life so
young, iust blossoming into lovely
womanhood (she being only iS
years of age), a life so full of
hopes, should be taken from us so
quickly, but we will not question
the goodness of Him who doeth
all things well.
Una had been a*member of the
Christian church for about two
years and her life possessed many
beautiful qualities worthy our
emulation. Among them "her
ever cheerful disposition," "her
coiiie life" and her true devotion
to "papa, mama and Adie" was
simply beautiful.
Why should we grieve, when
she is far better off than we?
Dear friends, one more link is
added to your family-chain, that
has passed on before. Yes,. heav-
en is still more attractive to you
now since j7our darling "baby"
and sister has joined that innumer-
able host. The best of all, dear
friends, God is in your little home;
tho' sad, there rests upon it not a
pall of darkness, but there is per-
meating it the glorious light and
consolation of the gospel of Christ.
Then in all loye and sympathy,
I beg you look upward.
For Una has onh7 gone to that clime
Waiting for others
Coming sometimes.
Safe with the angels,
Whiter than snow.
Watching for dear ones
Waiting below.
Her loving little friend,
G. L.
"Better late than never." It is
best, however, to be never late
about taking Hood's Sarsaparilla
to purify your blood. Take it
now.
SjFali Greetings
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or like injury will instantly allay
the pain and will heal the parts in I
less time than any other treatment
Unless the injury is very severe it
will not leave a scar. Pain Balm
also cures rheumatism, sprins,
swellings and lameness. For sale
by J. E. Hightower. im.
The Date
1847 on a Spoon
fork or knife is the identifying mark
of the genuine "Rogers" ware.
FULL TRADE MARK
" / 847Rogers Bros."
"Whatever is proven to be best in design, work-
manship, finish or -wear, you will find in its
perfected form in this brand. This condition
is made possible by experience gained from
over half a century of continuous and success-
ful manufacturing. The experimental stage
was passed years ago. Wares bearing our
trade mark are fully guaranteed to give per-
fect satisfaction in every respect.
.sold by Ras Redwine.
est and dearest ones so great as I
| think of their overwhelming sor-
row7, that my pen almost falters as
I write of my friend, Miss Una
Tribble.
She was born July 4, 1S82, and
died very suddenly and unexpect-
edly while on a visit to her sister,
Sunday, Aug. 26, 1900.
The news of her death failed to
reach her loved ones at home mi-
til Monday morning, just at the
| break of day.
1 A few hours later her remains
I were brought home, and 'mid sor-
rowing relatives and friends were
laid to rest in the Harmony Hill
cemetery.
Her death was such a shock, not
only to parents and sisters, but to
all her friends as well. All that
love could suggest was done to al-
leviate her sufferings, but God in
His allwise wisdom saw fit to take
her from this world of trials and
temptations.
Our little village will be poorer
without her and lonelier.
I have not grown accustomed 10
the thoughts that she is no longer
with us, that we will never more
«i.ist of Second Hand Machinery For Sale.
One first class Saw Mill Capaci-
ty from Sooo to 12,000 ft complete
with 35 horse power Ames engine
and boiler; the mill is furnished
with two 60 inch circular saws;
it is what is called a Three block
machine with two patent dogs,
belt feed, Iron husk frame, 24 ft.
carriage, 32 ft. rock beam, will
saw 30 feet; this mill has only
been in operation 6 months and I
am instructed to offer it $565,00
cash or $650,00 one half cash and
'balance by secured note bearing
8 cts. interest. The payment of
note must be guaranteed by a re-
sponsible bank, this machinery is
offered subject to prior sale, and
will be delivered f. o. b. Syracuse
N. Y. This is a great bargain.
Offer the following Corliss En-
gines f. o. b. cars Cincinnatti
Ohio.
One too horse power Corliss
Engine, price $550,00; one 125
horse power Corliss Engine, price
$625,00; one 150 horse power
Corliss Engine, price $775.00.
Have slide valve and Automatic
engines from 20 horse to 150 horse
power, prices ranging from $150,-
00 to $700,00 each, all complete
with fixtures.
Have a large list of Tubular
Steam Boilers with Stacks and
ail fittings from 50 horse power to
150 horse power prices ranging
from $250.00 to $700,00 each
All steam boilers will be tested
150 pounds hydrostatic pressure
and affidavit will be furnished with
each boiler guaranteeing it to
stand test.
I have also a complete Electric
light plant in a good live town for
sale on account of sickness in the
owners family, has 400 lights taken
at $1.25 and $1.50 per month, the
machine has a capacity of 750
lights, a good manager can get his
money back on the purchase of
this plant inside of two years be-
sides paving expenses and 10 per
cent interest on money invested,
for further particulars see R. T.
Milner and he will place you in
direct correspondance with party
offering the above machinery.
The electric light plant is in first
class running order and cost over
$5000,00 it can be bought at a
great bargain, make an offer.
costing- more per gallon, but
spreading further and there-
fore most economical, is
MOUND CITY CO.'S
Hsrse Shoe Brand
PREPARED PAINT
bccause it Is Strictly Pure.
Highest co-t per gallon
because of its merit, but
cheaper than cheap paints in
its spread, look? and wear.
Absolute guarantee on
every can. Suits both painter
and houseowner.
FOR SALE BY
J. I,. CAMERON.
Daa
ealer in Dpjgs. Paints, Oils, Dr.:g3ist3* &
jndries, etc.. Mound Ciiy Pain: ar.d J
Gregg Varnish. Mound Ciiy Paints abao- |
lately guaranteed.
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and an earnest invitation is extended you to
call and inspect our superb stock now complete.
Bought in New York for the spot cash and full of
bis: drives. The most complete line of
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Ave have ever shown, purchased expressly to please
the liner trade and we will take much pleasure in
showing the goods. In addition to every thing
carried in an up-to-d.ite dry goods house we have
received this week:
Oil Mattings
in all widths.
Beautiful Patterns of Carpeting
in all grades.
Rugs, Etc.
We want the privilege of showing goods and a
call from you will be much appreciated.
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H.C. MILLER
Has Received a Magnifit ent Stock of
FftLL and
WINTER
Goods
Consisting of all kinds of staple dry goods,
dress goods, finest lot of shoes in town.
Also the most
Fashionable Hats for flen and Boys
in the market. Headquarters for notions.
Fears no competition in price or quality of
goods.
H. C. MILLER
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Henderson Shaving Parlor
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE.
The Only White
Barbers in Town.
SATISFACTION
GIVEN. & tZ &
Bring Your Razors to Honed or Ground. ||
Solicit a share of your Business |
SLAUGHTER & RANKINE
STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES.
We keep everything usually found in a first-class family
grocery store. If in need of anything in our line phone or
send us your orders and we will fill the same with the best
and freshest groceries. If your order calls for something we
haven't in stock will take pleasure in getting it lor you.
To the Farmers:
When in town call and price our goods. We will save
you money and guarantee to please yoa in quality ot goods.
Prompt and courteous attention to all.
Slaifiiie
Rankine.
Phone No. 5.
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CURE
A New Discovery for the Ceriain Cure of UN FERNAL and
EXTERNAL PILES. WITHOUT PAIN.
CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED.
Tuses, ey Mail, 75 Cents; Bottles, bo Cents.
JAMES F. GaLLABD, So?3 Proprietor. - - 310 North Main Strast- ST. LOUIS, MO.
Ifor sale by j. e. hightower.
Advertising; is the medicine which
keeps the business body on its feet.
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