Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 222, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 6, 1911 Page: 4 of 4
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Classified Adds
GREET MISS BAFFIN
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Fred Abney went to Fort Worth
circulation includes
trouble !
Cleanin
WE'LL TAKE OUT THE WRINKLES
Of any. of your mussed garments
and make them appear as if new from
the makers. Our system of Cleaning!
and Pressing gives the fullest satis-
faction to every patron. There are
no stains no wrinkles left when we
j
get . through with the garments. We
are reasonable in charges too and 1
very prompt in delivering. Orders
called for when notified.
OAITHER & BUCK
rnonc 158.
anop cjoseu on Juiy 4tn true Ameri-
canism. $1.00 buys the Perfection Nut Crack- j
;er sold by Looney. I
Pressiri$ I
sr sk . k - -rm a
Eureka Springs Ark.
"On Top of the Ozarks."
So Near. :: So Cool.
Best Reached via "Frisco Lines."
Ask for Booklets.
PATTON'S t
"SUN-PROOP Paint 1
I BEST
PAINT I
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1 J-Iardy
1 .A. M. Paint
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To Brownwood
Merchants
The Bulletin believes Hint It Is not getting.' the -patronage from the m(r-
chants and business men of Hrownwood that it iIcmtW-s.
A continuation of the present policy adopted by at majority f the mer-
chants of this city will result eventually in Brownwood loslnir her place
ns the best town In this section. Other towns seeing our policy is to draw
in rather than to reach out for more trade are gradual! taking from u
what is rightfully Browuwood's trade territory. If Brounwood expects lo
grow she must reach out must let the fact lie known through the news
papers thai her Merchants have good merchandise and that a better. trad
lag place caa not be found.
..The Bulletin man encounters many excuses in bis round. soliciting u&-
vertlsiBg. One merchant said the people h.ne no money. That same mer-
chant attended the races on the Fourth ami commented on the fact that the
people spent their money so freely appearing a be said anxious to turn
it loose. Yet because the people luoc mono be won't luhcrtNe.
Another merchant said "I won't advertise because the drouth ba ruined
the prospects." Yet he admitted that be neter sau liner prospects for cot-
ton at this time of the year and cotton i THK crop of ibis county. He
will advertise when It rains If it don't rain too much. . .
Another said hat why repeat the excuses! The result is the same that
tlie Bulletin has an advertising patronage from Brownwood a city of ten
thousand Inhabitants that would scarcely do credit to Bangs or Blanket.
Onr news service Is as gtxd as there is outside of tin'. State papers our
nractlcallr everr home in Hrownwood. Where is tin-
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Mayes Printing
FRESH CHOCILATES.
We have just received a shipmout1
of fine delicious chocolates. They'
arc all wrapped in wax paper and we
keep ice in the show case where they
are. These chocolates are made W
loose Wiles of Kansas City und-.ire
the hpRt htilk chocolates on the mar-
l:et
Don't forget We sell ice cold wa
w.
j melons sliced.. Just got fu a big .load
of the famous Chamberlain melons
Five kinds of ice cream for saM
None to keep.
KANEASTER'S KAXDY KITCHKX
. j i was that u would -Umk a long Ume
IF IT'S produce and in the county before ou -r.niiid a bei ter frag store
you will find it at Loouey s . .. V " "
- at which to Spend your si4Fe change
11 ' ' t" j than at Mallow . v jit-p tinvehierit-
lp YVTiffYnr lctpd id fewer . ltlw.fi. in the
V A J j JlVI I shadow of h Brown wudtf National
Hank bniijliug. Our stock is complete
That we have the best i nmi our saJ". acebmmo-
stock of Groceries.
WE ADMIT
Selling the most
Produce. In fact
WE ADMIT
Having the best Gro-
Cery bUSineSS in the
(jty.
"Terry Sells the Best.'
-Terry Sells Produce.'
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O. H. Robertson C. P A.
Phone 79
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Wall Paper Co.
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Co.
THK TIIEKM0.1IKTEK IS
CLIMBING U WHY. II DAILY
We noUeed a fevtdays ago that one
of tht weather prognosticates bad
promised or foretold that we would
not have any more oxtremelv ' hot
woaUu Ws miner. Ho'musthavo
nnu nis wires erosen. tor tills wea-
ther is not hot and e-xye'ureJy hot at
thai tbeti we don't know hoi Weather
t when Ave se it. Hut this is. foreign to
; the subject about which w intend-
ed 10 talk. What we wanted to say
; dating and uV want your .business
: Cnnif. in and lt ub servo you. :
' L L. MALLOW the Druggist.
I .
j Money saved by buying white ean-
f vas slippers ii r Rogers
LADIES AKRAMiK FOR
KALI. LYCEHL CoVkSE
The ladies . of the Co-operative
League- of Howard Payne -college have
! arranged with the management of the
I Midland Lyceum course to give their
i full cours In Hrownwood this fall
'and winter and tljeir first number is
to conn- on about. October 5th. The
proceeds yertveu irom tne course win
go to the dormitory fund of Howard.
i Payne College.
Huy your white canvas slippers at
. . . -
Kogers .New stock on Haml.
not iioll wowi
IW'T INTK'.NSK IIKAT
San Antonio. July Hexar coun
ty's sui)i)osed attack of boll wornia
j upon the fruit and sluide trees in and
around San Antonio has been declar
ed a mistake by no less authority than
.111111 LIHUIfJUlUtini t I. .7VIIV7JI. U lU
clares that the destruction was cans
ed by the drouth and nothing olf.
THK SE.VMKXS' ST.KIKK
NOT YKT SETTJiKIl
Amsterdam. Netherlands. July fi.'
Rioters in tlie harbor districts here
today fought the police :ind troops.
Many were wounded on both sides
The strikers stoned the' troops and
police and were fired upon with load
ed rifles
persed.
The mob was finally dfs-
Fashion decrees white canvas slip-
pers and Rogers is ready to meet tho
demand with a stock which includes
all alzes and widths.
fjAILY glU-uTIf)
ADDS BIG RESULTS
last night on business.
.Mrs. Bert Vnn Sleenwyk of-Stam
ford is visiting homo folks this week
X1. A. GulllianiB left this morning for
Dallas where ho goes on business.
Mrs. E. L. Neol has gone to Char
lotte N. C for a visit to friends and
relatives.
Miss Edith Van Sleenwyk of Stnm
ford is tlie guest of Miss Mamie Klrk-
patrick this week.
(cncral .Manager V. B. Drake of
the Frisco was in town this morning
between trains. He wont on through
to his headquarters at Fort Worth.
.Mrs. .M. E Hrumfield of Alvin if
here this week on a visit to her son
diidge A. .M. Hrumfield.
Miss Pearl Talbot left today for
Blair Texas where she will visit for.
a time with friends.
Miss Margaret Parker of Forney is
In the city visiting her cousin Miss
Euphemia McCullough.
Miss Vora Conover of Burnett is in
the city this week on a visit to her
aunt Mrs. G. D. Davis.
Lee Hall Is in Hrownwood this af
ternoon from San Angelo. where he
is conducting an Airdome
Mrs. O. W. .Matthews of Ft. Worth
came in yesterday afternoon for a
few days visit with her daughter. Mrs.
A P. Renfrrt
Mrs. V. A. Snyder and daughters.
.Misses Heulah. Willie and Jewell will
leave tomorrow for Seattle. Washing-
ton where they will make their fu
ture home.
Mrs. M. E. Abney returned . this
morning from an extended visit with
the family of her son. F. S. Abney at
WInchell.
J 0. Adams (John Qulne.V). the tem-
perance lecturer is in the city today.
Jlr. Adams formerly made his home in
Brownwood. and is known to all the
old settlers.
Prof. C. M Foley a member of the
normal faculty left this morning for
San Francisco where he goes to at
tend the national educational associ
ation meeting.
Mrs. E. E. tTarnett and children who
have been here for a -few days left
fj i morning for Lampasas where
thev expect to spend a week or two
at the springs.
Bert Hurlbut a prosperous young
land agent of Brady spent the na
tional holiday Jn Brownwood.
He was
accompanied by little Miss Gertrude
Trigg daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Trigg. The two were guests of
Mr. and Mrs B. E. Hurlbut until to
day.
Mrs. Robert McGruder of Halley-
ville Okla.. is in the city this week
. . . . . . .i i
on a Visit io nor parents. Jiiuge ami
Mrs. A M. Hrumfield. Mrs. McGruder
says idle and her husband are this
week moving to Fort Worth where.
thev will make their home in future.
Mn and JIrs. W. .1. Hodsou left last
night for Rising Star where they ex-
pect to spend a few days and from
there will go to Merkel for a week's
visit wfth relatives and -friends. Mrs.
Hodson and the boys will remain for
several weeks before returning home.
i. M. Knox formerly of this place
but who has for some' time resided in
Cisco bus returned to Hrownwood to
make his home again. . Mr. Knox was
a pleasant caller at tho Bulleiu office-
3'Osterday afternoon and tells us that
he i- glad to get back to bis old home.
He owned the Democrat at the time
of his fqrnver residence here. We
are always glad to welcome Brown
wood people b.ack home.
Dr. J. W. MeCarver. who returned
from Baltimore Tuesday had re-j
covered to some extent from the se-
vere stroke of hemorrhage of the
brain but is not well enough to re-
sume work and left this morning for
the C'oggin ranch with Mrs. MeCarver
wtiere lie expects to spend a wcck or
more. The doctor's eyesight was af -
fected by the stroke and he has been
cautioned by the attending physicians
not to use his eyes in study or work
for some little time. His friends are
exceedingly anxious about him and
hope be will soon be well again.
TEN AVIAITORS ON
WAY BACK TO PARIS
Fleck of Thirty-Six Entries in Inter-
national Circuit Considerably
Keduceil.
Dover. England July tJ.-Ten or the
flock of thirty-six aviators originally .
entered In the International circuit
aviation race survived and today be-
gaii the return Journey from Loudon'
to Paris.
The eighth stage called for a flight
from the Hendou Park aerodrome
near . London to Calais by the samo .
route that the aviators took in ap-
proaching the British capital.
The airmen got away from Hendon
at C a in. and after a brief stop at
Shoreham continued to this city. Ved-
rlnes was the first to arrive here and
he picked up the prize of $1000 for
tho fastest time between Hendon and
Shoroham. VIdart and Beaumont Gi-
bert Garos Tabblteau nnd Barra fol
lowed in turn. . t
Valentine the English . llyer de-
aconded at Brooklands and Kimmef-
ling came down at Romney Marsh
near Rye.
Renaux with his passenger landed
seven miles west of Dover trouble .
with his engluo having doveloped. Theled to tho police and says Braley shot I
aviators will continue their flight to
morrow with a passage of the Eng-
lish Channel. .
Prominent .lecturer Starts on Cam
paign for College on Next
Monday.
Miss Kate Daffan of Dallas who ati.
rived in the -city on Monday for the
purpose of assisting tho Jadles of thn
Howard Payne Co-Operative League
In raising the remaining $8000 for tho
new dormitory fund was the guest of
honor at Mrs. J. Jennings' home
yesterday afternoon for tho purpose
of meeting with the Members of the
League and familiarizing herself with
the work of tho association. Miss Daf
fan will remain in town with friends
until Monday of next week when she
will start out to solicit for the new
dormitory fund and for students for
the college. She will bo assisted in
this work by the ladies of the league.
who will confine their efforts to the
middle west which section is closely
allied with Howard Payne Collece.
i .
It is planned to raiso tlie sum as soon
as possible to do so. because the ladies;
and the school board are anxious to
have the dormitory work start as soon
is possible.
The co-operative league made a
wise selection in Miss Daffan because
she is so peculiarly fitted for the" work
they have for her to do. She Is an
earnest worker in the cause of edu
cation and will delight In explaining
over and over again the plans of the
eague and of the school.
Mt3s Daffan has a very wide circle
or friends in Brownxvood especially
among the Daughters of Confederacy
she having served that order as state
president for a number of years and
those will be glad to know that she
will be in the city during the remain-
der of the week.
The work of raising $8000 for a
new dormitory is by n6 means a
small tasj. but the ladies of the league
believe tney can raise it and for sev-
eral weeks have been maturing plan3
to launch the campaign which will
be started next Monday. The enter-
tainment at the home of Mrs. Jen-
nings brought the ladles in touch with
the one who will lead them to suc-
ppsSj and proved a very interesting af
ternoon.
CHOZAL AWARD
NOT SATISFACTORY
j
J
Indications Are State Department Will.
Ifeject Hndlnir of the
Court.
Washington July 6. The indication'
now are that the State. Department
will reject Ui Chamlzal award.
by
which a strip of El Paso was given to;thls 'enUre soction are a great help
.Mexico anu a strip or .Mexico. Known
as tne toruova tract was given to
the United States.
At the same time when the award
is rejected which it. is believed will
be done shortly the State Department ;
Is to seek to .reopen negotiations wrf h !
Mexico looking to a final settlement 1
of the whole controversy. Whether
mis proposeti settlement involves a
monetary consideration . or an ex-
change of land is not certain.
. Mexican authorities contend that
the Mexican Constitution forbids tho
cession of any of Its territory but tho
State Department authorities say that
a scrutiny of the Mexican Constitu-
tion discloses no provision that could
possibly be given such construction.
The American eovernment. it la
satsl lua 6ffer an PXChanBP of qult
clams and th(? noKOtl;itlonR that are
CXftcvtoA nay Ue ba8ed Upon a pron
oBtfon of hg Wn(l. That Mw
Mexicp
give a quit claim to Its Interest in tho
Chamizal tract in return for the ces-.
slon to Mexico of a valuable Island in
the Bio Grande opposite San Hisario
or give Mexico a quit claim to tho
strip of the Cordova tract within tho
. Le Fleur commission awarded to the
1'nlted States.
1
Dallas July 6.' Col. Lyon announc-
ed today that the Texas National
Guardsmen will engage in very real
mimic warfare during the state en-
campment. A reinforced regiment
will mobilize at Taylor with orders to
attack Camn Mabry and seize all the
slorcs concentrated thece. The march
win b? ovor nfty nesh during which"
the regiment must subsist Itself.
.
Waco July U. Walter V. Fort one
of the best known Insurance men in
Texas Hed nt his home In this city
nst "'fi"- Deceased leaves a largo
family.
A GENERAL It A IN CACSES
BIO DROP IN PRICES
Chicago July 6. The copious rains
that have moistened the corn fields of
Illinois Nebraska Iowa and northern
Kansas today caused tho price of
corn to drop three cents a bushel op-
ening today at OH cents for Septcm-
lK)r. BALL PLAYER KILLED.
Huntsvllle Ala. July 6. Horace
Brnley former catcher for Columbus
In the South Atlantic league and late
with Zazoo City In the Cotton States
league was shot and Instantly killed
last night. Lucy Anderson surrender-:
at hpr first and them she shot him.
Tho bullet penetrated his heart. Thq
couple had engaged in a quarrel.
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OAITHER & BUCK Parisian and
French Dry Cleaners. Phone 158.
WANTED TO TRADE Waco proper-
ty for land near Brownwood. C. B.
Morrow-at Mrs. Shropshire's 409 Fisk
Avenue. 223p
WAi USD second nana ciotnes a
good price paid for everything. L. F.
Allman 202 1-2 W. Broadway. 226
WANTED You to send send ua your
lawn mower to regrlnd. We have a
machine for the purpose "and can make
your mower as good as new- for 75c.
Brownwood Planing Mill.
FOR SALE-Jersey cow fresh in
milk gentle and a good milker. See
Will Marshall Phone J-445.
FOR SALE CHEAPAchest Tof car-
penter tools. Combined water cooler
and filter. Stroud & Co.
E! Willi I SUMMER NORMAL
f l DRAWING TO CLOSE
't
After six Weeks Earnest Work Teacliers of
This and Adjoining Counties Bring
Labors to Successful End.
t
Thlst morning a Bulletin represen-
tative; ' in company; with Prof. Carl
Vincent of Florida; paid a visit to
the Brownwood Summer Normal. We
found the teachers busily engaged in I
the various class rooms taking notes
from lectures delivered by the in-
structors in each branch of work. -We
were Informed that this was closing
week and that affairs were rapidly
getting into shape for the end of the
session. Everyone including teach-
ers and pupils are very well satis-
fied indeed with the results of their
six weeks' efforts. Incidentally we
took a peep in at the High School's
' magnificent equipment in the rooms
not used by the normal students. This j
is something of which the people!
should be proud. The improvements (
over Conditions and equipments of :
two years ago is something marvel
ons. and the Board of Trustees and
Supt. Carpenter are to be congratu-
lated. It is also a matter of pride to
that tho8(l in !COtrol here have
I been enterprising enough to bring an
j established normal here. This large
rbody of young men and women who
. will in a large measure shape the
!hnrnrter of the bovs and eirls of
Uo thl community even for the short
SAHNGELO OFFERS
BROWNWOOD A CHANCE
Accents Challcuire Made at Smoker Jn
That Tity and Will Play Here
on Saturday.
Smarting under the sting of defeat
the Brownwood Elks ball team at a
smoker given In San Angelo on Tues-
day night following the game issued
a challenge to the San Angelo ball
team to -play a game at "Brownwood
on Saturday and Manager Dick Rich-
ardson received a wire from E. E.
Lowrie accepting the challenge. The
season has already closed for the
Etks; teams but the two teams stand
ties with two games each to their
credit and tho managors want to play
off the tie and award the pennant.
Therefore Lowrie has accepted tho
challenge and will be here Saturday
afternoon for a go with the locals.
The Brownwood Elks team was con-1
sIdprabv crippied in the'game at San
Angelo on the 4th and lost but with
the regulars in their positions the
' "Angeloans" will be easy picking fori
!them on Saturday afternoon.
Tins promises to be the very best1
game that has been played by these
teams because It will probably be the
last one played by them and each of i
the teams is anxious to win the cham-
pionship honors.
HOT IN NEW YORK
BLOCKADE IX SUBWAY
New York July C. A blockade In
the subway this morning capped the
misery of the hot wave. When tho
trains finally pulled slowly Into the
subway station many passengers were
found to be In a serious condition.
Scores had to be helped from the train
and were taken to nearby drug stores
and hospitals where they received
medical attention. Heat prostrations
wore many nnd some of a serious nature.
DIAMONDS
Cuff Links
Brooches
WATCHES
Locksts
CURRY &
Bractltts
LAVALLIERES
FOR SALE OR TRADEhe Dulci
Restaurant at a great sacrifice. Se&A
C. G. SIvells.
FOR SALE Carbon paper and Oliver
typewriter ribbons. By buying your
paper and ribbons from us you save
money. The ribbons and paper we
sell are guaranteed to give "satisfac-
tion. We have what you want in this
line; so phone us your wants and we
will deliver It to your office; Mayes
Printing Co. Phone 22.
LOST A'l FOUm
LOST You lose money and so do
we when you fall to patronize dome
industry. Help us by giving us your
orders for mill and cabinet work.
Brownwood Planing Mill A C; Brat-
ton Proprietor.
FOUND A bicycle on race track
grounds. See S. S. Brawner on Mil
ton ave. No. 326. itp
time that they are here. Prof. Vin-
cent expressed himself as-being high-
ly pleased with the fine showing of
the normal students. He Is himself a
school man. being the conductor of a
normal in Ms home county in Flort
da. and superintendent of the coun-
try schools there. 'In speaking of tho
work of the normal Prof. Vincent
said:
"The work of the present session
is one of the most valuable charac-
ter and its influence will be felt in
the educational world for years to
come. The upbuiiding of the rural
schools is the grand central Idea. The
boys and girls who linger neath the
trees and sing songs near the clear
waters of our country homes are the
ones who will write the songs and
make the laws of our Southland in a
future of grand poeticaUand historic
worth. In brief as our boys and girls
are educated in the rural schoolroom
in the grand Iesson3 of truth and In-
telligence so will they grow into
beautiful glorious women and noble
men. The vigorous thought manifes-
ted upon the part of the membership.
combined with a spiritual Interest in
the duties of the institute gave mani-
festation of a valued teacher-charac- -ter.
IHEAT'S FATAL RECORD
IN THE WINDY G1TY
Death Kate Unprecedented Twa
Hundred Fatalities anck Three '
Hundred Prostration..
Chicago July 6. Two hundred
deaths and at least three hundred
prostrations is the toll that has
been exacted by the record breaking
sweltering heat wave that has invest-
ed this city during the past few days.
Of the deaths one hundred and twenty-five
were Infants. Tho Intense heat
was broken this morning by a cool
wave and conditions are now much
more bearable than for many days.
BUGGY UMBRELLAS at Looney's.
It's time to buy-a pair of whlto can-
vas slippers. Rogers has them.
LAWX MOWERS at Looney's.
NTput cfnnlr nf Wh f f r
for ladles just received at Roeers.
nn ITT? P T.TT M "R T XT fl o lia
I . . . . . -
. m0e Important ptrt of the
"ume equipment Decause ol lis
relation to A
healtk and
cleanliness.
You may
I make sure
that your
plumbing is
the very best
obtainable
by having us
i i ni till
4Um&i& guaranteed fixtures.
RANKIN SHEET METAL WOKK-
Water Filters and Garden Hos-
Pursts
BREWER I Spoons
I CLOCKS
103 CuttrAv. I Cut GlMS
Puff Boxes
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