Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 152, Ed. 1 Monday, April 12, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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THE DAILY BULLETIN
MONDAY APRIL 12 IMS.
YOUR BANKING
OFFICERS:
: Capital i
j and :
: Surplus :
: $200000.00
No matter how small no matter how large wc will give it carefulattcntion.ly'
This nrrKSAffu 3D!)Hcs fn fhf mwi nnA iht wnmpn fllilfp. X7r trust vnn will'
feci disposed to avail yourself of our excellent. service. We have money. to
T. C. YANTIS President
J. C. WEAKLY 1st Vice-President
J.A.WALKER. 2d Vice-President
MILLARD ROM WES Cashier
Wm. B. CROSS Assitant Cashier
A. P. FORD. Assistant Cashier
loan on approved security we ierve our customers to tne Dest otour
ability. We solicit your banking bu.siness. Give us a trial.
Brownwood National Bank
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MAYES PRINTING CO. Props. Hill I L
WILL H. 3IATES Managing Editor.
C A. TCN'XELL City Editor.
H. F. 3IAYES Business Manager.
F. C. SEITZ Daily Circulator.
IT. R. DITLA Foreman Mech. Dept.
WASH
FOR ANGELO
COLEMAN CLAIMS THE
SANTA FE CUT OFF
Entered at tie BrowmTood Postofiice
as Second Class Mall Matter.
BROWN WOODS ySlIl'T OUT LOCAL
BALL PLAYERS.
Subscription Per Month 50c
MONDAY APRIL 12 1909.
PLAINTIFF CLAIMS INJURY TO
REPUTATION" HALF MILLION.
Fort Worth Texas April 12. Win-
field Scott a multi-millionaire of this
city on Saturday filed in the District
Gourt here for damages of half a mil-
lion dollars from prominent Stephen-
vflle citizens. Scott is seeking relief
from the alleged Injury to his reputa-
tion as a result of the perjury indict-
ment of which he was acquitted to-
day. The sut was instituted against the
First National Bank of Stephenville
H..H. Hardin president; J. J. Bennett
cashier; M. F. Martin J. C George J.
E. Toliyer and I. M. Brambell all
-prominent financiers or stockmen.
Two years ago the bank sued Scott for
a note made by Brambell who default-
ed payment. It Is alleged that Scott
THE SCORE WAS 6-0
Home Boys Could Not Sohe
Tnoreland's Spirals and Got
Three Hits.
West-But
The Brownwood ball players ap-
plied the brush to the Angelo boys at
Fort Concho Park yesterday afternoon
and gave them a complete coat of
whitewash. In spite of a one-sided
score of 6 to . it was a great game to
watch however and in addition to a
oo'!j! of tret: double plays the
visiting pitcher. Westmoreland did
some of the fanciest fielding In his
position ever.seen on any Held.
The local boys were" slightly out-
; ctassed" but they intend to strengthen
their team by the acquisition of a
catcher in today's game; a dark ho-s"
who is expected to watch Ihe ba.es
and do more nabbing of the base
stealers" than MeMullan is up to. Mac
couldn't hold Big Boy Baxter very
very well yesterday and the Brown-
woods got away with seven unearned
sacks. The almost complete shutting
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For Rent
Two 5 room houses on
Austin t Ave. Cistern.
City water sheds J Etc.
Kicld
Land and Insurance
and Braaibell are partners but he de-out of the locals made their side of
nies partnership. The bank officers i batting tame and in almost every
thea sed Scott for perjury but the inning but the first they went out
djfea4e.at w&s acquitted and
i the resale
today's' in one-two-three order. . The ex-
jception was the first man pp. little
. 1 Dutch Balfanz who
nivor ivttit tup cnnn 'eye for balls got a
m. HJUAAAa 1 M. m v V - j
fees ire say we axe mere wiia. ins j
erode we aean just what we say and
a trial will convince you of the above
statenest. There are Scar of as the
IS IT SAFE'
Visitor To Tlmt Town Says that the
Santa Fc Ls At Work-There.
Judge C. P Shepherd returned Tues-
day from a business trip to Coleman.
He says there is considerable talk there
over the action of the Santa Fe in
shipping to that town a number of
teams and scrapers and other grading
equipment for a large surveying party.
It is reported that a committee of ' to pufc your trust in Ay but a re-
Coleman citizens have just returned i;Ki J
from Chicago where they met the of- Reinsurance company? You
ficials of the Santa Fe and that this may Dave a firepoJicy in your
committee came home with news that safe but whatryou most need to
set Coleman afire with a hustle that know is whether or not it is
reminds one of an Oklahoma boom worth the paper it is written on
It is not reasonable to suppose that Thonmnn;flo . '
I the Santa Fe would go about building ' f TT eare
ithe cut-off in such a ouiet way. it not only . largely capitalized but
seems that they would consider the are reliable and liberal to a de-
bonus side of the railroad and see gree. E B. Henley & Co. nhone
how much the towns on nrosnective 9
route would put up. Coleman has
been claiming this persimmon all the 1 - i
time and now they think it is ready
to fall and they are sticking close
around the tree -watching for the fruit.
-Ballinger Banner-Leader.
with his eagle
s got a ucKet 10 nrst. i
His friends couldn't help him out -any.
however and after stealing second
and being advanced to third -bo Og-
dens sacrifice he expired in the vain
bast la town Tez Sawyer Mose Yea-
ger George Cniaghani and PeteAn-darsoB.
hope of scoring.
S The score card for the locals looks
Ifkea target driired full of holes by
i a. crack shnl- The thrpa Miz thpv
' . ' ' got off Westmoreland were Alison's
j. rawu iruui D.u.vU- si e n thp secondt ogden's In the !
. wod Moaday where the estate of his fourth and xvorilranCs-in the fifth
brother xbe late J. F. Stephens was Balfanz vas th(? oniy man to get. lo
nnatiy setteiu. ine proiertj' is at
Eden and had all been disused of ex
cept soae store buildings which were
purchased by J. M. Brady Star.
"Bueno Coffee" is a hot seller ask
-any grocer. You get one can free
with every twelve empty cans return-
ed. Quite a saving 'see." For a
mild delicate delicious favored A-l
coffee it is the thing Don't take a
substitute its not as good. Packed In
one and three pound cans.
WALKER SMITH CO.
t third and the other two who got
: raps died at second. Allison and Ogden
in a double play. The rest of the
boys were stopped by their opponents' ?
fast fielding or fanned out. Five of.!
them went down before Westmore-
land's curves but Baxter fooled seven
of the lumber-jacks with his twisters.
The Brownwoods started the game
from the crack of the bat. hitting for
all they were worth. Nevertheless.
It uas the local errors which ver
' accountable for their getting two and
three runs in each of the first two
Hereafter it is my purpose to conduct
my market in strict accordance
with the pure food-- laws
and it will be known as
periods. The Angelos stiffened up
right away kept them to one run in
'the third and shut them out. entirely
therafter." But the mischief' was
done and Snow's men couldn't get
anything or anybody across' so they
were beaten.
The double plays- were of the flos-
siest variety and very handily exe-
cuted. Each team pulled one off in
the third inning.' With one Brown-
wood man down. Baker singled.
Westmoreland came to bat and s-ent
a hot grounder . to Krwin. who
snapped It to Wortham at second and
he fired It to first in time to nab the
runnerretirlng the side. When the
Angelos came to bat Ogdon went to
first on his single. .Miller flow out
!to Gray and 'Westmoreland grabbed
Erwin's rap shooting -It to second
from where it was sent to first.
lOgdeu was out before he could go j
the distance. Erwin ditto..
Boyd the visiting lff( fielder did
the. .Merkle act hr the sixth I n nl tier.
I going away around to third on n long
1 drive without touching "first lie had
to walk bench ward when . the ump's
attention was called to the little over-
sight. .
Strike-outs: Westmoreland. : Bax
ter. 7. rfiis: Off Westmoreland
off Baxter. 7. Base on balls: - Baker
2. Balfanz and Boyd.; Stolen bases:
. Belfanz Roach. Baker .'. Westmore-
iland. Staton Hason and Rogers. Uni-
uire; cu iiugiies. standard.
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brings about aleeling of healthfulness
that is lasting.
we nave joxa
sizes.
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jou to try a oottie on our guarantee
The Camp-Bell Drug Co. Center Ave
nue and Bnker street.
Mucu-Tono In two
Price SOc Vuid $1.00. We urire
We want your Job printing. Our
prices are low our work first-class
FISHLVG PARTY HAVE
YERY FLEASAST TRIP.
A party of fishermen composed of
Messrs. Gus- Carey. Walter U. Early
E. E. Kirkpatrick J. B. Burns Joe
Hall E. Ellison Walter Denman and
C. A. Tunnell. snent Satnrrfav omi c.
5 urdav niehr nn rionr r- i.-
If we don't give you satisfactory work fnr tho fnet. 1 B "h
...v. .wuic uttoo uiiu iney report
It won't cost you anything.
Printing Co. Phone 22.
Maytm
Dr: M. W. Armstrong expert opti-
cian at Armstrong Jewelry Co.'a.
FOR 'THE CHILDREN
The Professor's Money.
Professor Cipher says he has 103
coins In his pocket and that they con-
slat entirely of dimes and cents. What
Is the total amount? Yon might think
tins Is Impossible to solve but It Isu't.
a very pleasant time. Camps were
struck In Tom Page's pasture while
that gentlemen was away from home
and when he came he listened to their
tale of. woe and let the fishermen re-
main to enjoy . their outing. Fish were
not so plentiful but stll the boys
caught all they could eat and had
some to spare.
The Vowel3.
This Is a game that exercises . the
mind. Some player begins by asking
a question of the person next to him i thirty-six dimes and seventy-two cents
which must be answered without us- Prove this and satisfy yourself.
Ing the vowel which the questioner 1
NOTICE.
My fulI-bIooed Jersey male will be
The answer is $-i.r2. and no other sum kept tills season atymy barn on north
will fulfill the conditions. There are side of nubile s?m6re
dtfe. A. F. McALTSTKR.
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The Pure Food Market
Nothing will be tol good or too
high priced for my custodiers and I will
continue to slaughter fed stuff when
obtainable. '
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Swift's Breakfast Bacon. Swift's Boneless Boiled Ham
Swift's Weineri
4- WurstX
CAI'SES DEBILITY.
THOS. J. HUNTER
Successor to Patlilf & Ratliff
PHONE 109
Green Cut Bone for your Chickens;
Pure Home Made Lard.
'Here Are Facts Backed I'p By a Strong
Guarantee.
ueuuuy is caused by catarrh. in
our opinion a person free from Ca
tarrh was never troubled with Debil
ity can never be cured by medicine not
designed to cure Catarrh. We posi
tively guarantee to cure Catarrh am
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urns tme uuimny. ni every case
where we fail o effect ;cure we wil
not charge a cent for th medicine em
pioyea during tlte trial Now surely
no one should hesitate to believe us
or to put our claltoi td a practical test
unuer such conditions. We take air
the risk: no one elsojran lose anything
by the transaction.
. . i
we make these statements and this
offer because wc knowXand have time
and again proved that Wxall Mucu
Tone will cure Catarrh. x(t is design-
ed for that one particular purpose. It
is not a cure-all prescrlbed to cure
every disease that flesh is heir to. It
is a specific. Rexall Mucu-Tond Is ab-
sorbed in the stomach and carried by
the blood until it penetrates every part
of the body acting as an antiseptic
disinfecting cleansing soothing and
healing agent It rids the system of
all germ and poisonous matter purifies
and enriches the blood rebuilds In
jured tissues cleanses and invigorates
the muco-cells neutralizes the acids of
the body stops mucous discharge
tones up tbe entire system promotes1
nutrition increases body weight and I
prohibits.
Counters in the form of beans or
chips or bits of paper should be evenly
distributed before- the game begins
and if tiie forbidden vowel is used in
answer the eulprit must pay to the
questioner three counters.
The next in Hue then asks a ques-
tion and so ;irotiud tiie eirele. There
may be a box uf candles for a. prize
and the one who has the most counters
at the end of the game is thevwinner.
The questioning may be like this:
Q. Have you- been out of town this
season'' Answer .without o.
A. Yes we were at the seaside.
(J. Do you love music? Answer with-
out i.
A. Yes; very much.
0. Do you play tenuis? Answer with-
out H. -
A. 1 do -piny it.
Q. Do you li'so punch? Answer with-
out u.
A. The drink I lo not like; the paper
I do.
Q. Who told you about the wasjs
nest? Answer without o.
A. Then I should tell u story; you
told me. A!.d she-pays a forfeit.) j
Riddle and Answer.
How can you make a Maltese cross
with less than twelve unbent and un-
broken matches? Answer By striking
only one match and dropping it on his
back. If the first fails try another.
HOT b)
t&e choic
When Rosy Sings.
Our little Rosy's voice Is queer.
But mother says she'd rather hear
Our Rosy slnff most any day
Than lots of folks that get large pay.
"We're real good friends; nil six of us.
But If we ever have a fuss
Or get a little cross some day
WhV Rosy stops us right away.
Before we'vo hardly said a thing
She'll make a bow. and then Bhe'U sing
"Birds In-their little nests agree"
And she can't really sing you see!
Then we all laugh till wo most cry.
So mother always says "Well I
Have been to concerts but my choice
Would be our Rosy's useful voice."
-Youth's Companion.
tiros.
We have the choicest bath room in
the city Jafge tubs and hot water all
the time. We will be glad to have
your patronage.
We also want your barber trade.
Our razors and scissors are sharp and
we know how to handle them.
JNO. BARBER
Baker Street.
AT TOUR SERYICE.
I have two automobiles and will
transfer you anywhere in the city for
25 cents round trip. Phone me your
wants in this line. Long trips can be
had at reasonable prices G. W. frume
at Brownwood hotel. "
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WE RECEIVED!
Character Gsme.
All the players sit around In a circle.
the. player who lir.-u thinks of an In-
teresting character in one of Crimtn's
fairy tales or In "Alice In Wonder-
land" or any ofher book that Is quite
familiar to all the players sits on the
Uoor within the circle and begins to
describe the-character. Tho other chil-
dren listen carefully and the tirst one
who thinks he lias guessed -the charac-
ter sits 011 the" floor beside the other
and continues to describe the charac-
ter. If he has guessed rhrhfly and is
correct In his description the first
player allows him to go on describing
but if he Is mistaken the tirst player
shoos him out of the game. As soon
as a child thinks he has guessed the
character he sits on the Hour and tells
what he knows of tho character and
so it goes on till nll the children are
sitting on tho floor except those who
have guessed wrong and Jliey are all
driven out of the game.
Todays
several more bolts of that good
pure Itren 35 inches wide at 25c the
yard. So if ym have not supplied
yourselfi with ythis splendid grade of
linen an such a reasonable cost call
in tomoi
LETTER TO K.MBRYAX.
Hrownwood Texas.
Dear Sir; The faots boiled down
nre these:
Everv lob nainted Devoe takes less
gallons than any otler paint.
And the paint that! takes least gal-
ons wearB longest? Always. We
can't help. It. Yours truly
78 F. W. DEVOE & CO.
Camp-Bell Drug Co. sells bur paint
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 9, No. 152, Ed. 1 Monday, April 12, 1909, newspaper, April 12, 1909; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345486/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.