The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 24, Ed. 1, Friday, October 5, 1906 Page: 3 of 10
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I have rented the Poobmnnn building occupied by Whitlow Bros, an'd as soon
as vacated by them, I expect to moyo my stock in that building and to
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1 arrf making prices on my' entire stock,stteh as Wardrobes, Folding Beds
Iron Beds, Dressers, Chiffoniers, Side-Boards,Extension Tables
Kitchen Safes, Rocking Chairs, Dining Chairs, Double Cane
Chairs, Stoves, Hacks, Surreys, Galvanized Tubs and Buckets,
Washing Machines, Wagon Harness, Wagon Lines, Wagon
Sheets, Work Bridles, :
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COUNTY ITEM
& The B.olton woodmen or tno
World Will unveil the Ed Ware
taonument Sunday.
Ben Whittlngton and 8am Wal-
lace of Valverde have gone to
West Texas on a prospecting
trtp, Rogers News.
C. E. Meyer has sold his Prair-
ie Dell farm to Paul and John
England, E. H. and S. M. Cook
and John Hodges. Belton Dem-
oorat.
B'. V, Russell was in from his
' fcnmn tr.flnv. He has traded his
i Btqck of merchandise at Salado
:'t ' toWll Wa.lker for a farm between
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, lad or his size and age. He is
Hog receipts in ucmeron on all in 8tatue but he gets there
day last weeK were ciose iu
C. 0. Ferguson of Prairie Dell
was iri Belton Monday. He had
wifh him the yearling colt, which
captured first prize at Bartlett
and at Salado Fair. The animal
is certainly well proportioned and
attracted a great deal of atten-
tion., Belton Journal.
During the raflont Baptist re
vival at Union Hall five conver-
sions were received and all of
them deaired to join the Leander
Baptist church. The Baptists
now have about fifty members
and the membership is gradually
increasing. Leander Record.
The youngest son of R. G. In-
sall, vhose age cannot be over 10
years, picked 225 pounds of cot-
ton last Saturday, which we think
is a considerable amount for a
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head. Prices ranging from &t, io
to 80.15. Zellner Rogers & Co.,
andNabours '& Huffman were
the buyers.
A. W. Rea, living -near Rog-
ers, has a (family of cotton
nickerB who will probably equal
any in the state- The family one
day last week picked, unaided,
230Q pounds of cotton.,
Monroe Pevyhouso, aged 18,
picked 572 pounds of cotton laa't
" Thursday. So far as.we know
that' beats the record for this
season. Who fcnowB of a higher
record? -Rogers News.
. W. J Ray of nearHeidonheim-
r and MistKMinnie Andrews of
Reed's Lake were married at the
Methodist paiaonago Sunday af-
ternoon, Rev. W. F. Clark offic-
iating. Rogers Record.
Our next State Treasurer, Sam
' Sparks, spent the week in Austin.
H8 has 17 places to fill when
eleated, and so far has reoeived
1754 applications, and still they
oome. Belton Democrat.
Jury Commissioners Clay May,
M. O. Mitchell and W. K. MoBer
have finished their work of se-i
looting tho grand and petit juries
f0r tho November term of the dis-
r trlofc court, Belton News.
Wdrk ia already under way on
the Farmers' 'Union warehouse,
and it is hoped to got the building
completed ready for the re-
ception of cotton by the 15th of
- October. KiUeen Messengor.
Tup Taylor Hying in the edge
of Rosebud sold his farm x for
S52.50 per aero and bougt another
r. farm in the edgo of the town of
BaUinger for S27 per acre, He
will move to his new borne soon.
just the same. Leander Record
One negro at Taylor broke the
record and picked 807 pounds in
one daysirun and 760 the follow-
ing: day; It is ho new thing for
cotton pickers to make S5 per day
in Williamson county, and there
is demand tor more woruerr,
Williamson county will again load
tho United Btatos in cotton .pro-
duction this year.
Taylor, Tex., Sept. 29. Mr.
Oscar Johnson, a well-to-do
Swedish farmer living a few
miles northeast of the city, died
this morning after a long spell of
typhoid fever. The remaina will'
be buried tomorrow in the oity
oemetery. Tho deceased was
orfe of the most highly respected
citizens of this community.
Acting upon the suggestion of
the recent grand jury, Uistriot
Judge Jno. M. Furman has ap-
pointed O. C. Hallmark, J, F.
Carter and J. F. Fuller a com-
mittee to audit the accounts of
the county officers, and report
to him at the next term of oourt.
The committee will probably do
its work next month. Belton
News-.
The democratic exeoutivecom-
mittpe met at Georgetown Thura-
day and J. O. Frink of Taylor,
the democratic nominee for jua-
koo of tho peace, having with-
drawn, ex-Mayor John F. Blaok
of Taylor waa nominated by a
unanimous vote of tho first bal-
lot, . The other applicants were
James H. Barnott and A. P.
Hioks, Esq.
Stovo Adamek, the 15 year old
son of Tom Adamek a Bohemian
farmer .living on the Harper
farm, south of Taylor, died a few
About a week ago a splinter of
wood entered hia foot, making
u wound which apparently healed
rapidly. While picking cotton
tne boy became ill of the wound
and died from its effecta,
J. R. Holland and son, Claud,
were in town this week from
Summers Mill with 108 beef steers
which they had sold to Herbert
graves at $21 a head. The oat-
tie were off the grass but had the
appearance of fed stook. Belton
Journal.
Dr. Lignoski, of Hou8ton, ao
prominently indsntified in the
liberation of Mack Stewart from
tho Mexican priaon, was in Round
Rook this week. His unwavering
friendship for Mr. Stewwart dur
ing the ten years of his incarce-
ration has won the admiration of
the world. Truly here in mod
ern times is on instance almost
parallell to that of Damon and
Pythias. Round" Rock Leader.
'.'. Is the best to huv. I handla tliA linst. known brands
;.in Texas, age and. purity guaranteed by government $
;: stamp on each bottle. Try ltb.eloreyou buy any other.
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my line, if you willcointt to see me.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
THE REASON I do this is because I have too
much goods for the room, and, the stock
must be reduced,
All those who owe me on account will please
call and settle by Oct. 1, or T will place the
accounts in the hands of a collector.
FRANK STEFKA
Proprietor Farmer's Saloon,
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$42.50 Per Acre.
For a short time I offer for sale
one of the best land bargains in
Bell county, 400 acres, 5 miles
N. W. of Holland, on Holland
and Belton road. 100 in farm, bal-
ance in mesquite pasture, all till-
able land; elegant farm house,
barns, cow sheds, and all neces-
sary out houses; lasting water.
This is all black land, and is be
yond a doubt the, finest proposi
tion m uie county, iinu vvm un-
sold within the next few days at
42.50 per-acre, on good terms
See R. E. Cates at the Tribune
office.
Bitten By a Polecat.
Mrs.. Shafer-, living near- Flor-
ence, while in bed asleep last
VVedncscay night, was bitten by a
polecat that had gotten into the
the room. Mrs. Shafer was here
yesterday stopping at the home
of Mr. J. M. lraizier until, sne
could get a train for Austin, where
she went to take the Pasteur
treatment to pteyent hydrophobia.
Georgetown Commercial.
Farm For Sale. . .
I havw for sale 1 20 acres good
black land, 2 1-2 miles northwest
of Corn Hill, 85 in farm, balance
in good pasture; good 5 room
house, barn, outhouses, etc.; last-
ing water; 400 yards of good
school, on rural route, The price
on this place is private, but it will
be sold at a bargain, as owner is
going West. R. F. Catks.
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Corn chops, wheat bran- and
millet seed for qh ckeh feed,
Lawrencp & Son,
Professional Cards
A. BECKAJANN, M.D.
OflUo south Header's drug store.
STANTON ALLEN,
Attouney-At-Law,
Office over First National Bank
BARTLETT. TEXAS,
Reliable
Ita importance is recognis
ed by experienced carpen- J
tera and builders. . iney
know that good work, can
only be done with good 1
material, We sell reliable
Lumber
M. R. SHARP,
Physician and Surgeon.
Offico nt Rogers & Son Drug etoro.
BARTLETT, TEXAS.
Harlan . Blair,
Physicians and Surgeons
Office over Mistrot's store,
Phone 144.
Tha cost -of this being
down to the lowest it is a
potent factor in enabling
estimates to bo brought to
figures which will defy com
petition. Get our prices on
Lumber, Sashes, Doors,
Post, Brick, etc.
i;A. B. Welch;
; The Bartlett Lumber Yard,
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. Our furniture line is complete
-Wilson Hardware Company.
Ferguson Bros.
..DENTISTS..
Office over First National
BanK
Bartlett, Texas.
DHS. HELM a BLACKWOOD
Dentists.
Office at McGinnis Drug Co,
PHONE 44
Bartlett,' Texas.
. Bickhorn
Barber : Shop,
Solicits Your Patronage.
Sharp Tools, Clean Towels, Po-
lite Treatment
R. B. Dickenson
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Cates, R. F. The Bartlett Tribune (Bartlett, Tex.), Vol. 21, No. 24, Ed. 1, Friday, October 5, 1906, newspaper, October 5, 1906; Bartlett, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth49359/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 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.