The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 38, Ed. 1, Friday, January 26, 1906 Page: 4 of 8
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will bo taken by us for The Designer at 50c;a year,
The Designer is one of the best dollar magazines published. Wo
carry a full line of patterns in stock as illustrated in this magazine.
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50c a Year
Winter Overcoats and Suits
MEN'S OVERCOATS.
in the newest fashionable single and double
breasted styles, made of finest imported and
domestic fabrics, worth 815 and now $10.00
MEN'S SACK SUITS.
made of fine quality fabrics of newest weaves
in both single and double-breasted cute,
worth S20 and S25, now $16.75
MEN'S SACK SUITS
in an unusually great assortment of exoellent
wearing fabrics and in n great variety of'pat-
terns both single and double- Breasted
models, worth $15 and S18, now $12.75
XOUNG MEN'S SUITS
' smart, .snappy styles in single and double-
brensted effects, that wore formerly worth
12.50 and S15 and now at only , $9.50
BOYS' and JUVENILES. SUITS AND OVERCOATS l
in a broad assortment of styles and fabrics at greatly reduced prices, to insure quick sale.
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THE BARTLETT TRIBUNE.
ESTABLISHED 1880.
Entered as Secend-clasi Matter at the
Postofflce. Bartlett. Texas.
One Year 1.00
Six Months 60
Three Months 25
R, F. CATES, Editor and Proprietor.
M. L. CATES, Foreman.
FRIDAY, JAN. 26, L906
Get ready for that Spring colt
show. Rub up the colts and have
them in good shape.
Some people areas slow about
paying their doII taxes as the
Granger News i" in giving the
cotton receipts of its town.
( The Court of Criminal Appeals
this week affirmed the case of
Tom Young, alias Jack Wade,
who is now in the Williamson
County jail under death sentence
for murder. The date of execu-
tion has not yet been fixed.
The annual report of tho comp-
troller for 1005 which has just
been received oy the department
shows the total number of pen-
sioners on Oct. 1, 1905 to bo
7081, against 7279 for same period
in 1904, or a net increase of 402
for tho current 12 months. Of
-these 7681, 2729 are old soldiers
and 4952 are widows of Confed-
erate soldiers drawing pensions.
AT his home in Bolton last
Monday evening, Col. J. H.
James, an aged and highly hon-
ored citizen, died, after a linger-
ing illness. He had liyed in
rRtilton since 1875 and was a trus-
tee of Baylor College. Col.
James was one of the moat
staunch business men and olti-
ze'hs of Bolton, and bis death is
Kifttly deplored. He lived as
fie Died -a (,rue ind tried Chrls-
White Cap Notices.
White cap notices have been
posted on a number of farms
near Lorena, twelve miles south
of Waco, strongly urging that
negro help be not employed on
the farms. Irresponsible whites
are said to have posted tho
notices in order to secure better
prioeB for their own labor and
have an easier time by making
their sorvioos more valuable.
Notioes of this kind are being
posted in various parts of the
state and land owners here say
that unless something is done
prices of land will be affectod by
this condition, as it is already
difficult to secure needed labor.
Waco Times-Herald.
Bird Season Closes.
On Feb. 1 the open season for
shooting Texas game birds will
expire. It includes quails,
doves, prairie chickens, in fact,
all game except migratory birds.
The law applies to them In that it
prohibits the killing of more than
twenty-five a day by any ono
hunter. Tho season will remain
closed until September 1, when
the hunter. is allowed to shoot
doves. The quail and other
game bird soasons open Novem-
ber 1. B6 careful how you deal
with the game birds after Feb, 1.
For Public Weigher.
In this issue appears tho an-
nouncement of Tom Little as
candidate for publio weigher of
tho Holland prooinot, subject to
tho democratic primaries, Mr.
Little is W9ll known by all, hav-
ing lived in this section for a
number of years, He is honest
energeticiand if eleoted will make
the peoplp a faithful servant.
He promises? jf eleoted to erect
public scales In ebmo convenient
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The Girl .Who Wiggles.
Ktfckdnln Reporter.
Girls, don't practico tho wig-
gle walk. Where did it origin
ate, and what does it mean? No
ono could make the preposterous
claim that it is graceful. A
young lady just returned from
months at a distant school was
seen the first time by a sensible
woman, who remarked, "What
a sweet-faced girl; what a pity
she is deformed, or is it the re
suit of an injury?" Practiced in
the privacy of your home or
gymnasium, it may be an excel-
lent measure of physical oulture,
but it may bo an exoellent meas-
sure of physical oulture, but
surely no lady would perform ex-
ercises on the street any more
than she would arrange her.toi-
let in public, it sets a naa ex
ample to the smaller girls, who,
Iwdmiring pretty Miss , im
itates her in a wiggle that calls
out maternal wrath on her baok
and thrdats of a switching if it
isn't stopped, Tho nicest young
man heard a mother thus repri-
mand a Bmall mics and said,
"That's right; if the girls only
knew what comments and oriti-
oism that silly walk invitos, they,
would stop it." Walking out in
last Sunday's sunshine, I passed
two dusky damsals, with high
heels, pinohed in waist, saddle-
back skirts and the wiggle v-alk
in all its perfection. If you had
seon them, girls, you would rel-
egate the walk to them, and use
your limbs in the easy, natural,
unoonsoious graoe God meant
you should. Please, dear girls,
don't wiggle.
A Mass Meeting.
On request of a number of our
most progreasiye citizens, Mayor
Kelley has called a meeting of
the business men ana oitizens of
our town, At Stanley Hall Satur-
day morning at 10 o'look to see
about inaugurating a Trade's
Day fpr Bartlett. Let everyone i
interested In the wolf are of olir
progressive town give oncour-
agement to this meeting by beinar
OM000ffi(W 0OC4oe4
BUY YOUR CANDIES
I FROM THE
CANDY KITCHEN
All kinds of Home-made and Fancy
Candies, made every day. Come and
try them. They are pure
Made Right Here in Bartlett
Your Patronag'e Solicited.
CRAMPIS BROS;
TEXAS FARMERS
Located in the Panhandle Country constitute a vast propor-
tion of those who are out of debt, possess an abundance of all
that is necessary to comfort and easy hours, and own
Bank Accounts.
Those who are not so fortunate should profit by past ex-
periences and n cognize that these conditions are possible in
The Panhandle
as no where else for the reason that no other section now offers ',
REALLY HIGH-CLASS LANDS AT LOW PRICES
and that the Agricultural and Stock-farming possioilities of
this section are the equal of, and in some respects better than
three to five times higher priced property located elsewhere.
In a word: Many Magnificent Opportunities are still open
here to those possessing but little money, but prompt myesti-
gation and
Quick Action
are advisable, ao speculators have investigated and are fast
purchasing with a knowledge of quicWy developing opportuni-
ties to sell to others (it greatly increased prices.
The Denver Road
Sells cheap Round Trip tickets twice a week with stop-over
privileges.
For full information write; to J)
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 38, Ed. 1, Friday, January 26, 1906, newspaper, January 26, 1906; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49323/m1/4/?rotate=90: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bartlett Activities Center and the Historical Society of Bartlett.