The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 41, Ed. 1, Friday, February 16, 1906 Page: 7 of 8
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Millions of
Babies Killed
Washington, Feb. 7. That
more than a million infants have
been sacrificed to various ' con-
coctions known as soothing
syrnps and pain killers, and over
twice that nnmber killed by im
' pure milk, was the declartion made
last night by Prof. H. W. Wiley,
chief of the chemistry bureau of
the department of agriculture.
"We do not know anything
about the milk' we have left at
our hoipes or the cond tions un-
der which it is produced," he add
ed. "There are a thousand and
one possibilites which might have
combined to make what nature
intended for food the most virile
poison that chemistry can pro-
-duce. If have found that foods
that wc daily consume are so
fraughtT'with germ of life of harm-
ful nature that I am almost afraid
to go to the table.
"Butter is painted, and there is
little other to be found anywhere.
Canned goods are kept for years.
I speak 'particularly of coudensed
milk. If wi know nothing of
fresh milk, surely our knowledge
Is more limited to the product
that is put in cans. The Lord in-
tended Us to resort to cans only
Id tide us over one season until
green fruits could be had again,
but the canneries do this. There
is no law requiring them to stamp
the date upon their goods. If
they did, it would kili the sale."
Georgetown Court Ends.
Georgetown, Tex.( Feb. II.
The term of District Court .which
began January 1 adjourned yes-
terday evening.
The jury commissioners com-
pleted the list of grand jurors for
the July term of court. With the
exception of a number of cases
on appeal the dockets are fairly
well cleared.
As a result of this term's work
the following convicts will be car-
ried to the penitentiary in a few
days; George Williams alias
Tom Burns, n gro, theft of horse,
A Modern Miracle.
''Truly miraculous seemed the
recovery of Mrs. Mollie Holt of
this place," writes J. O. R. Hoop-
er,Woodford, Tenn., "she was so
wasted by coughing up puss from
her lungs. Doctors declared her
end so near that her family had
watched by her bed-side forty-
height hours; when, at my urgent
request Dr. King's New Discov-
ery Was given her, with the as-
tonishing result that improve-
ment began, and continued until
she finally completelyrecoyered,
and is a healthy woman to-day."
Guaranteed cure for coughs and
colds,-4 50c and $1 00 at all drug-
gists. Trial bottle free,
three cases, six years; Pedro San-
tos, Mexican theft of a horse, two
years; Lee Daniels, negro, perjury,
two yeai&; Barton Frost, white,
serious crime, two years; Dock
Sapltn, negro, same offense, two
years; J. T-.Vann, negro, theft, two
years; Hugo Rutago, Mexican,
theft of horse, two years; Austin
Peikins, negro, assault to murder,
two years; Charles Luna, Mexi-
can, murder six years; Joe Cook,
robbery, five-years; Buck Moore
and William Hare for a misde-
meanor were fined S50 each with
thirty days in jail; Wiley Cleve-
land was convicted of perjury and
given three years "in the peniten-
tiary and the case will be appealed.
Among the many civil, cases
dispose 1 of during the term four-
teen divorces were granted and
one refused.
Obituary
Toxas Christian Advocate
Alma L. Rice, daughter of J.
It. and Bctta M. Brooks, was
born September 10, 1879, was
converted and joined the Metho-
dist church at a meeting held by
Rev. J. M. Bond on Indian creek,
near her home, when about sev-
enteen yeais old. A few yeirs
later she was happily married to
Geo. P. Rice. To the union were
born two children who survive
their mother one a boy four
yeurs old; the other a little girl
girl seventeen' months old. Sister
Rice left this world for heaven
Jan. 10, 1906. She told her hus-
band she wanted to get well for
his and the children's sake, but
humbly added. "God's will "be
done," She was perfectly ration-
al 'till near the last. She told her
father the way was brinht. We
laid her to rest in the Bartlctt
cemetery Jan, II, 1906, to await
the resurrection morn. Her lov-
ed ones are deeply grieved at their
loss, but they know it is her gain.
Oh, may we all live so we shall
meet bister luce in the sweet oy
and by where the inhabitants
shall never say, "I am sick," and
where God shall wipe all tears
from our eyes, and there shall be
no more death, neither sorrow
nor crying. J. S. Huckadee,
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I THIS WINTER.
I MANY WILL GO TO ,''
t California, Oregon p1061
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For folder and Beautiful Descriptive matter write.
and other information, see near-
est R R agent, or write to
T. J. ANDERSON, Q P Agt JOS. HELLEN, Asst OPA
9 nouston, 1 exas.
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Romantic Marriage.
-Brownwoon, Texas, Feb. 9
B Last evening, at her home in this
city, Mrs. Dolly P. Robinette,
was married to Rev. Isaac Sel-
lers of Palestine. A peculiar in-
cident connected with the wed
ding is that the bride and groom,
'"'wha.are 53 and 64 years old, re-
apectfullyrriever saw each other
until onthe evening of the cere-
mony. They go to Palestine to-
night to make their home where
Dr. Sellers is pastor of the Bap-
tist church. Both parties are
"prominent in Baptist circles
0 throughout the State. s
(Rev. Sellers was at one time
pastor of the Baptist church at
'Georgetown, and is well known
u throughout Williamson county.
Kjiy LiVe m Years.
The chances for1 living a full
century are excellent in. the case
of Mrs. Jennie Duncan, of Haynes-
villc, Me., now 70 years old. She
writes; "Electric Bitters cured me
of Chronic Dyspepsia of 20 years
standing, and made me feel s
well and strong as a young girl."
Electric Bitters cure Stomach and
Liver diseases, Blood disorders,
.General Debility and bodily weak-
;nes. Sold on a guarantee at all
druggitts. Triqe only 50c.
Pure Bronze TurKeys.
eorsaie at J57.00 trio, $5 per
tP Prize winners. Apply to
.irtJwrFobmson.
Bell County Polls.
Temple, Tex., Peb. 11. Coun-
1 ty Tax Collector Goff yesterday
gave out the completed figures
showing the exact number of poll
taxes paid in Bell county, the
number reaching, 69 19 as aga nst
6207 paid a year ago. The ex-
emps will number about 1500.
Temple leads all other towns in
the county with 1419 qualified vo-
ters, Belton has 599 not including
exemptions, Rogers 451, Killeen
430 and Holland 418, all showing
substantial incfease over last year.
The largest gains or noticeable in
what are regarded as anti-prohibition
boxes, while pro boxes ex-
cept in a few cases either show
slight losses or a .- tmdstill. There
are a few anti boxes that also
show lobses but the total is very
small.
Charged With Bigamy.
" Cameron, Texas, Feb. 9. R.
W. Windham had an examining
ral yesterday before Justice C.
A. Langford to answer a com-
plaint charging him with bigamy
He is accused of having two liv-
ing wives in the Davilla com
munity. His bond wa. placed at
$500, but he is now in jail, having
made no bond as yet.
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scenic route to Mexico.
GEO. D. HUNTER
Asst, GP. & T, A,
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Tragedy at Lampasas.
A young lady, Miss Bessie
Frazier, is reported tp have com -mitted
suicide at Lampasas yes
terday, a pistol being the weap
on used.
She was a sister of Nick Fraz-
ier, deceased, who was a well-
known sporting man of Temple
some years ago. She worked in
the telephone office at Lampas
as and made her home with her
sister, Mrs. Harris, whose hus
band wae stationed at Temple, in
the express office at one time, the
family residing here. No cause
has been learned for the act.
Temple Tribune (Sunday).
Beats The Music Cure,
"To keep the body in tune,"
writes Mrs. Mary Brown, 20 La-
fayette Place, Poughkeepsie, N
Y., "I take Dr. King's New Life
Pills. They are the most reliable
and pleasant laxative I have
found." Best for the Stomach,
Liver and Bowels. Guaranteed
by all druggists. 25 c,
For Sale. .
Two sets of broom machinery
and about 4 tons of choice broom
cane. Will give reason for sell-
ing. Apply to W. H. Hill,, Hol-
land, Texps.
Farmers' Uniom Meeting'.
There will be a meeting of the
Bartlett District Farmers' Union
in Bartlett Saturday before the
third Sunday in February. All
Locals belonging to this District
please send delegates.
G. L. Jones, Sec'y.
Professional Cards
STANTON ALLEN,
Attorney-At-Law,
Office over First National Bank
BARTLETT. TEXAS.
a. becKmanN, m.d.
Offlco south Hoabcr's drug store.
M. R. SHARP,
1 Physician and Surgeon.
Offico at Rogers & Son Drug store.
BARTLETT. TEjCAS.
Barber Shop
and Bath Rooms.
l am now in ray new quar
ters, xour patronage
Solicited.
Next door to Walton's store.
O. Belle
Bickhorn
Barber : Shop,
Solioits Your Patronage.
Sharp Tools, Clean Towels, Po-
lite Treatment!
R. B. Dickenson
Proprietor
LeeBelk
Barber.
Shop next door to Lawrence and Son.
Your patronage, solicited. N
Good work, (prompt and
courteous treatment.
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9 A hffbmir Vm XihiiGtrPvr I
guarantee tho $
We fill all orders promptly, and
goods we ship first class.
Hazel Brook and Puritan
Rye S$3.50 per gallon
OtKer reliable brands kept
in stock as low as $2 per
gallon.
Give us a trial order. It will be appreciated
I0HLS & HAFERNIK.
ELGIN, TEXAS.
aoO( iKy.gie4
Order Your Jugs From a
Reliable Man
AND ONE THAT IS CLOSE TO HOME.
And would Bay it would be wise to order NOW, and
thus avoid the delay that may bo caused by the rush
during the holidays vtith all express companies. In
sendirg your orders remember that I PREPAY all
express charges on ONE GALLON or over, and ev-
ery package is guaranteed to be worth the price
charged for, it. Below I quote you some of the stan-
dard brands carried by me in stook, with prices.
Genuine 8 year old 0. P. C. Taylor, per gallon.
Eight year old Coon Hollow bourbon, per fallen
Ton year old A A A Norfolk Rye, per gallon
Celebrated Monogahealy Rye, per gallon
Bob Riley bourbon, per gallon
Six year old "Every Morning" sour mash per gal
Two stamp domostio gin, per gallon
Macon & Garson's apple brandy per gallon
Ninety proqf White Swan gin, per gallon
O P C bottled in bond, ptfr quart
Lees Old Crow, 12 year old, per quart,
Red Top rye per quart ' - .
Hill & Hill bottled in bond, per quart
Mont Rose rye bottled in bond per quart
Hunter rye per quart -
Fukenheimer Rye, bottled in bond per quart
Harvard Rye per quart -
All goods guaranteed as represented or monev cheer
fully refunded. A trial order will oorfvlnoe you that
I want your business. Very truly yours,
R0 F. RAY, Cotton Belt Bar
217 S 3rd st. W&co, Texas, P 0 box 93. "
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 41, Ed. 1, Friday, February 16, 1906, newspaper, February 16, 1906; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49326/m1/7/: 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.