Denton County News (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 51, Ed. 1 Monday, October 10, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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The Denton Coaoty News.
Published Rvery Tuesday and Friday
By News Publishing Co.
Kdlturs und Proprietors.
mtMWi
Will* Positively Exhibit at
that has over been placed upon the
statutes of the country.
democrats should work.
WORTH S. RAY, Manager.
Entered as sooo id-oia1** mail matter, April
19, 1901 ftt th<i postottloo at Uenton, Texas
under aul of oongroB. ol' March -i, InTJ.
Office of Publication Raley Buildlno
East Sido Sqjar.i.
A HAPPY
HOME
TKIi.MS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
By Mall—In Advance—Postage
Paid.
» year 51.01
. months 6,:
,i ,• months
TUESDAY, OCTOBER. 10, 19C4.
BOTH PHONES NO. 83.
The News' Industrial Edition will
:ikn Hi1, fii;)earirice Friday.
The Kal'.r.a carnival is now open
:d the il. ; will continue all wool;.
P'-ntmi r:>::nt.v is blooming thesi
and 1 h ? biggest bouquet will be
; i ; 'tis i on circus day.
Ae Irrlg
impendent
u i lie ii v
si acre is worth thri
oil rains. Gasoline ■
at this office.
If De:i:i:'i county can't dlvorsif
n: n e some county that cr.
Anything (".n be raised here.
Not so ii:::cli interest in polilicr.l
rnattcrs ami more attention given tc
work is the
nation.
: lit' .ry the present sit
When you read an ad in this paper
so au 1 tell (he merchant about it and
buy all the ■ :i you can get at the
same lime.
The small L
days until the
when maybe 1 <
the "e'ephant."
Let's k.M-p talk;.:
factories, railroads
lines and such tlii.
:< *e counting the
: of the circus
.a ear> water to
; aiioui schools,
interurban car
ss until we gel
iiui. Talk is cheap, anyway.
Good roads make 1 nd more valu-
able. An interurban would probably
double it in some instances. That's
why some farmers want it. It means
increased values to the county.
The republic:: < d el': ike T'nrVe,\
That's reason enough for support lot
him, even if th- le v.eie not a 1 i.iv.
sanil nine ima. lred and gixly-sev n
. 1 . n; :: ,;, r good reasons.
Just four weeks from today the
democracy of Denton county will
have an opportunity of casting their
ballots for the nominees of the party,
national, state, district and county,
it. is the desire of tho News to im-
press upon tho democratic voters the
need of tinning out on election day—
and earning their ballots for all the
nominees, of the party from President
to con at able. Not that the votes in
Denton county are needed so far as
the success of the state and national
ticket is concerned, but as a matter
of county pride, and to insure the
election of the county ticket nominat-
ed by ihe de noeraey of the county. A
few years ar.o this county had in the
■tato and -other conventions ten and
twelve voti a on the same basis as
now out* vote for every three hun
dred votes east, at the proceeding
election. I' seeiua from some cause
the vole ill the convention has fallen
to seven and eight, yet the voting
.strength of the county is increasing
oveiyear, it is true that the pri-
mary el etion virtually settles the
question of w ho will be the officers lr
tue county, district and slate, and
this fac t 'a,a t: an apathy on the part
of tho voters of the county and they
are not diligent in turning out on
election day.
11' not impelled by a patriotic sense,
the News trim is that the democratic
voters of tin county will feel enough
county pride to take the time and
vole. The Ni .a would exceedingly
revivi to ' • ii: ■ county's vote in the
district and slate conventions cut
down b< cause the voters of the conn
;. (ii 1 jj >i feel sunicient interest to go
lo the polls on election day and vote.
I) atoll county, v illi her splendid
htas 1 imiilutioas. her wealth, the in
i eiligouce of her citizenship, has
! ivached the point where it is of sonic
importance ill male rs ol state con
j renin, and if our vow in convention?
Is still reduced, it will not look well
or us, i specially when there are plen
; of d aocintie voles to increase it.
Our le'igiiboriac- counties, Grayson,
| Tarrant and others, through their
j d .•:nocratic t- ecuiive committees and
i ' e noa.iiit ■ of the party in those
oiiiilies. have ii..".an an active cam
; i tor tlw i urposc of getting a
U;o j 1 turnout on the day of the elec-
Itio.i. The nominees and public
rs otreiit to go out and urge the
voices to go to the polls and vote.
-ialiy is th:s true in Denton
county at this ti ie, as we have an
pi diion |,i»ri> licit has placed can-
ices .ii the field for most of the
, ■ i ev eiflces mul .-.line of the dia-
ls one where health abound*.
With Impure blood there cannot
be good health.
With a disordered LIVER thai*
cannot be good blood.
Titfs Pills
,-evlvlfy the torpid LIVER andreaton
its natural action.
A healthy LIVER means pun
Pure blood means health.
Ileaitli means happiness.
l ake no Substitute. All Druggist*
INDUSTRIAL EDITION.
H«n Hatohss Fish Eggs.
The Chinese have a method of
hatching the spawn of fish, and
thus protecting it from those acci-
dents which generally destroy a
large portion of it. The fisher-
men collect from the margin and
surfacc of water all those gelatin-
ous masses which contain the
ipawn of fish, and after they have
found a sufficient quantity they
fill with it the shell of a fresh
laid hen's egg, which they have
previously emptied, stop up the
hole and put it under a sitting
fowl. At the expiration of a cer-
tain number of days they break
Jie shell in water warmed by the
till. The young fry are present-
ly hatched, and are kept in pure,
resh water till they are large
nough to be thrown into tne
pond with the old fish.
Denton, Saturday, October 22
1
On Friday, October 14th, tlic annual
Industrial Edition of the Semi-Weekly
Denton County News will make its ap
pearance. Six thousand copies 01
more of this edition will be printed
and distributed throughout the county
and tributary territory.
Much of the advertising space in
this edition has already been sold but
several desirable ads may yet be ob
tained. Those wishing space in th»
paper will please speak for space at
once.
The edition will consist of an ex
haustive write-up of the city and conn
ty and also matter pertaining to th<
various towns of the county.
Papers will be distributed free ir
the county and a thousand or more
copies will be printed and kept on
sale. The price will be five cents per
copy to those who wish extra copies
to send to t^eir friends in other parte
of the country.
Many interesting illustrations wil
be used in the edition, and some excel
lent articles are now being prepared
on appropriate subjects.
'.:h, my!
town will]
wore more
than v r'.}
i ad p.
oii i. .lead oh. I
gone. There
ir>wn Saturday j
ml on circus days J
i.ruling done with j
v uLi more towns J
iw
mcvt
COUl!
the v,
inesH
the
h
< . . . "dead" variety.
/..v: J. Beveridge has written an,
■ for the Saturday Evening Post I
.•v;i:iining "Why a Young |
f.!:'#uld Vote the Republican Ticlc t,
r nd Grover Cleveland' follows it w 1 i
another giving reasons "Why
Young Man Should Vote the Demi,
cratic Ticket." The Buzzard's Bay I
oracle puts up a good argument but |
doubtle.-s like everthirg else he has j
hal to do. -Mr. Cleveland turned it to j
his own account bank account.
iisli
en I «
and 1:! r
It' !li
rHE
r AND-PA
Tl-
licait
id t
at it
rj ue
t he
rail
aid-pat'
on the iar'
adheres t;
ion. So soon as
ountry made a <i
>r< d merger case 1
IDEA."
r.f the repub-
seems to be
.-.i the trust
i ac courts of
tnb
of i
faci
try
erna
t<
•ission in the t
he present ad- i
miuittration comm need "standing
pat' en the trusts aiso. Just why the i
republican party ceased t.o attempt
ih • enforcement of the anti-trust law
it i i believed is because of the ini-;
mense corruption fund being con
d by the trust magnates to re-;
'resident Roosevelt. No amount
can hide the fact, that in the j
lat in the business of the conn-
• operations of the smaller con-!
an i individual dealers, th • i
right of the people to buy and sei!
when and where they choose, and th
freedom of contract is being con-
stantly circumscribed. In a country
where the people are supposed to
rule, a free republic, there is no place
for a system which denies equality
rtf op. ortunity and cq-ml protection
he rewards of toil; neither is th rt
place for a system that conc< ntraM ■»
the profits in th j hands of U. f •
indivirtuals and corporations. Tl >
republican party has had the abso-
lute .jower to enforce the present or
ndd to the laws »hc necessary amend-
ments to stay th* march of truslism.
Tho partial results which were ob-
tained aqjainst the railroad combina-
tions :n the merger suit the republi-
can party make iuuc»i of; yet their
iiaim for credit in this instance but
proves their recreancy, for if one
trust could ><> curbed, wherein wor-
i,,.- hundreds of ether illegal combina-
tion « in restraint of trade 4eserrins:J
oi tuierance or e xemption cm " j
n{wm the i«4es of the republican pan) ,
standing "pa " o:i the trust tinestkm
m tie? do on the robber tariff, the
sgrant, indefensible and inex-
favors to the few to the det-
cif the many of any legislation
eiy^est that
hir the execu-
< e iy date to
ire in other
, and secure
with the nom-
go out anion
e»n. those who
•s of the dem-
Uie party to
s for the %.)\
. A principl
is not worth
ii believing in,
>oves every
with democra-
ination—to
his ballot
lis thought
vill rise to the
it Will
;sii Um that has
.' ie. Id in this
iemocratic- land
•ueipet will still
i :.trie;.; <• them-
anche of demo-
cc( ss in all af-
organization.
i committee see
is organ
n
Seven-Day Coach Excursion Tickets
to Saint Louis will be sold at $13.20
for the round trip only on Tuesdays
and Saturdays of each week, during
October and November, and not daily
except Thursdays and Fridays, as pre-
viously advertised.
W. C. Murphy, Agt.
INGLING^"
BROS
3^
CREATES! 1
THE <iftEAT
eldreds
EUROPEAN NOVELTY
-v RIDERS.
The Biggest Show on Earth
TO WHICH IS NOW AODBO WITHOUT AN* AO*
UITION IN PHICQ. THB HUBLIMH BPECTACLB
COPYBIOMT 1901
JERUSALEM
AND THE
ISOO C - rt *sC
6inot (*;
PA1
or
FULL
CROWN
GIRAFKS
IN
CAPTIVITY.
crusades
M IMC C*8T. 300 O A N C I N •
■II. -ICIAN-J. aou CMCHUB
' ,'lPi OH3AN. aoco CO*TUM«*.
Largest DumoMl.
Unfortunately the largest dia-
mond in the world is not of the
crystalline sort used as a gem.
If ii were its value would be fab-
llous, for ft is seventeen times
larger than the famous Victoria
diamond, the largest of modern
finds, which was sold for $1,500,-
000. Its value depends upon the
use to which it can be put when
broken up, for it is of the amor-
phous kind, known technically as
carbon.
absolutely an ad-
ditional train Of
oars arc required
to oarry the scen-
ery. wardrobes. ar
mors. war imple-
ments. accessories
and people Of the
newly added and
enormously grand
spectacle op
tpl ■
INAKun/li SC t RUSALEM.
it
JERUSALEM
and the
CRUSADES
cured by
' __
lij ^DYSPEPSIA CURE
j- Under all curable conditions
f] Mr. D. Kaubleof frs.W. W. Uy-
M Nevada. O . was Hilllwd,
Pa., was cured
of Chronle
Dyspepsl* by
th# us« ot
• Kodol.
mi
KODOL
For sale by J. A. Mlanis.
Tho Unexplored Tibet,
Tibet, Thibet, I'ibbet, as you
please, also the ancient iangut
known for as the "Heart of
Asia," is practically an unex
plored country. Its territory i?
estimated at between ^70,000 and
900,000 square miles, and its pop
illation from 2,500,000 to w.ooo,
000. ft lias 110 political import-
ance. It is a land of high plat
eaus and the loftiest mountains
in the world. Most of the peaks
are covered with eternal snow. It
is not onlv the heart of Asia bu
the fountain as well, as most of
the rivers of that great country
have their sources in its springs
and lakes. The Ganges, Indus
Sa.mpoo, now the l'ramapootra
formerlv and correctly, the Hush
ampooter, and all the prodigious
and fertile -" - < f e::terior In
dia, and of t h:na. h.:;\ e their rise
in this eleva.".1 and interesting
region.
It Will Stay There.
"In my family medicine chest no
remedy is permitted to remain nnless
it proves beyond doubt the best to be
obtained for its partcular purpose.
"For treating all manner of skin
troubles, such as eczema, tetter, ring-
worm. etc., Hunt's Cure has held its
plat*.' for many years. 1 have failed to
And a surer remedy. It cures itching
instantly."
R. M. Swann. Franklin, La.
50c per box.
Black Friday.
The American liltick l'riday
was Sc-.tei.il'Kr 24. iWx). when
jay Gould and James Fisk, Jr.,
itteni])tc(i to create a corner on
the gold market. The whole
.•ountry «:'■ iw a ferment for sev-
ral davs, but the day was saved
bv the rep rt that Secretary Bout-
well had tl r »v-n $4,000,000 on
the market. The English Black
Fridays are two. One, the l-'riday
on which the news reachfd Lon-
Ion that the young Pretender
Charles F.dward had arrived at
Derby \ the second, May 11, 1866,
when the failure of Overend,
Guernev Co., London, was fol-
lowed by w'i '.(.spread financial
ruin.
What's in a Name?
Everything is in the name when it
comes 10 Witch Hazel Salve. E. C.
DeWitt & Co. of Chicago discovered
some years ago how to make a salve
from witch hazel that is a specific for
piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and
protruding piles, eczema, cuts, burns,
bruises and all skin diseases DeWitt's
salve has no equal. This has given
rise to numerous worthless counter-
feits. Ask fo." DeWitt's—the genu-
ine- Sold by J. A. Minnis. sep.
Fecundity of Fish.
In a chapter 011 the artificial
cultiva'i 'ii of >ea fisii, contribut-
ed bv K. Ii. Marston to Aflalo's
"British Salt Water Fishes," it
I i« Mated that there need be no
! ;e:'.r that such important fish as
j the co 1 and the herring can ever
ibe extinct .ir even reduced in
I numbers by man, except localiy.
A co<l of ten pounds has a mil-
lion eggs. On July I'ro-
fe>^nr Hens in calculated lhat
there must be over 278.000,000.-
r><) of impregnated cod egg; in
each M|;iar« Norwegian geograph-
ical mile ot the surface of the
Skagerrak. Consequently the
300.1100.000 c r 400,000,000 eggs ar-
tificially hatched and turned in
annually fr •. a Norwegian haU:h-
RUPTURE.
Write to the Mohawk Remedy Co-
Rome, N. Y„ and they will tell you
how you can cure your rupture or her
nia, and the only way they can possi
bly be cured. Free of Charge. It will
cost you but one cent. Don't wait.
85 SSss CAP ' ) 3. ELEPHANTS
1280 PEOFL E CAGES
650 HORSI.
CLOWNS
$3,700,000 Giit
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CO»««'bMT <10} •» T».\
CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
The State of Texas.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Denton County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that
by making publication of this cita
ion in some newspaper published in
the county of Denton, if there be a
newspaper published In said countj
'iut if not, then in the nearest county
where a newspaper is published), for
four weeks previous to the return da>
hereof, you summon C. E. Bigford
whose residence is unknown, to be
and appear before the Honorable
County Court, to be holden in and foi
the county of Denton, at the court
house thereof, in the city of Denton
on the third Monday in October A. I)
1904, to answer the petition of L. .1
Bryan, numbered 1519 on the Civi1
Docket of said Court, and tiled In said
court on the 19th day of September
A. D. 1904, gainst the said C. E. Big
ford and alleging ill substance as fol-
lows, to-wit: That defendant's resi-
dence is unknown to plaintiff; That
in the town of Roanoke, Texas, on 01
about June 20, 1904, a certain written
agreement was entered into between
ihe plaintiff and defendant wherein
said C. E. Bigford agreed to build ae
cording to plans and specifications a
one-story frame house on lots 11, 12,
13, 14 nd 15 of block No. 7 in the tewn
if Roanoke, Denton county, Texas
That said C. E. Bigford was to furnish
material and work of the kind and
quantity called for in Exhibit "A."
That plaintiff was to stand for all ma-
terial furnished and all work done
and the defendant was to have the
said house completed by August 1st,
1904; and in consideration of the said
frame house completed and finished
according to plans and specifications
•ilaintiff was to pay defendant $S00.
1'hat plaintiff stood good for the ma-
'erial and defendant began the con-
struction of the house, but before the
said house was completed and finish-
ed according to said plans and speci-
fications the defendant quit work, left
town and has failed and refused to
complete the said building according
to his contract, and has violated the
same to the plaintiff's damage in the
sum of $225. Wherefore plaintiff prays
for citation In the terms of law and
for judgment for said $225 against
said defendant and for costs of suit.
Herein fail not, but have you then
ind there before said court this writ,
vith your return thereou, showing
low you have executed the same.
Witness, Sam Hawkins, Clerk of
bounty Court, Denton County.
Given under my hand and seal of
laid court, in Denton this 19th day of
September A. D. 1904.
Sam Hawkins,
Clerk County Court Denton County,
Texas. By
[Seal.] J. R- Edwards, Deputy.
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^GGESTCjRC^
c^p;: "
ACTUAL DAILY
=EXPENSE
-St#
3 LONG
MiLES
OF NEW ^ |.
and costly v^oupesacting sjals^)^a|.rg
PARADE GLORIES FREE UPON THE STREETS EVL:
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY AT 2 AND 8 P. M. DOOKf,
QUE 50-C£NT TICKET ADMITSTO EVERYTHING. Ciii?
Admission Tickets and Numbered Reserve Seats
O. M. Curtis Drug Store at exactly the same pric
wagons on the show grounds.
* PARADE
SUCH AS THE
LD HAS NEVER
IN CAPTIVITY tZj
J! BEFORE
! ST 10 O'CLOCK
«J,D T P. M.
a 12,HALF PRICE
ile ihow day at
: ru!ar ticket
Denton, Saturday
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Dr. J. S. Crawford
Osteopathic Physician
Office:
Harm Block.
New Phone 349.
Lee Zumwait,
Attorney-at-Law.
Office, in County Court House,
DENTON, TEXAS.
PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM
Cleanses und beatitifiei the hair.
0 £&] 1 "tcs n luxuriant growth.
-WW N'T Pails to HcBtore Gray
u "\8B*CP 11 ir to ',s Youthful Color.
•i) —Cui.-< ;) ilisi-nscs k l.uir tailing.
.V'f.mid |1.'" ~* ,l
P. Lipscomb, M, D.
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Special attention to dis ♦
eases of the Eye, Ear, £
Nose and Throat. Spec-
tacles properly fitted. Of-
fice over Curtis' store.
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WE have op
the West Si ! '
to bottom. Everything v\ II
orderly scale. The cookin
FIRST CL
run f>v
r>estai!r
Regular meals will he ■
Short orders of anythin
taurant may be ha 1 at
N ".v Restaurant on
re -New from top
■ 1 on a cleanly and
JETE
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or
cry are O
i.
i a the occan.
FINE HAIR BRUSHES.
I've RECEIVED A VERY LARGE
SHIPMENT OF HAIR BRUSHES-
ALL KINDS, BIG AND LITTLE,
HIGH PRICED AND LOW PRICED-
ALL MARKED AT FIGURES LOWER
THAN YOU'RE USED TO PAYING
FOR SAME GRADE OF GOODS.
DON'T FAIL TO SEE AN EXTRA
GOOD THING I'M OFFERING IN A
25c HAIR BRUSH. IT HAS A GOOD
BRISTLE, GOOD BACK AND IS THE
SORT THAT SMALLER DEALERS
SELL AT HALF A DOLLAR. MY
STORE IS HEADQUARTERS FOR
GOODS USUALLY FOUND IN A
FIRST CLASS DRUG STORE. MY
STOCK is very LARGE, CLEAN
AND WELL SELECTED. I SOLICIT
YOUR business.
O. M. curtis.
the olo CORNER drug store,
DKNTON, TEXAS.
J'igurca
That please in
nature please e-
qually as well
when seen in
our photographs.
A WEST SIDE
SVrttwr "\Q. ?a\«r,
TEACHER OF
Piano and Violir
TUITION, term of ten wi- k * M i
strictly in advance Free cla?-
theory and musical history. Stu
rooms lr and 1», second floor :>f M
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GOTT,
TON TEXAS
For Sale
Lot 100 x 170 ff.
Price, $800, one-half
W. Johnson &. Son.
Not an expre?-
sioD—not a detail
in loat. The cam-
era iu the hands of
ail experienced
and skil'fnl phc- ' ^
t^yrapher chii mins j
nothing that sh'ld
tie in a picture. V
Ptrtl are Iliodi' V
fled, light an.I! ^
shade carefully Js
distributed and ,
the tone of all is1, j*
rich and beanti- ' \>
fill. Arrange for
a sitting at any
time We guar,
a 11 tee sati.-faction-
WILLIAMS'
ART CO.
l)j0t0D, Texan.
^ J. 7^. cMcCraw
& Son
Have purchased the
stock of groceries
formerly owned by
M. E. Payne at
PONDER
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For Sale
ii ! use. Lot Cfi x 320. Bnr-
l'rice, $S50, liatf cash.
J. W. Johnson & Son.
For Sale.
1, )iis<>. Elm street. I.ot
t. Price, $1200, half cosh
J. W. Johnson ii
For Sale.
house, l^ot 70 x 200 feet.
( t. Price $S7», half cash.
J. \V. Johnson & Son.
W. ft. Scott,
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West Side of the SquarjO o
PHONE K2. »»»»»»»»»»»»»»»
Suit Cleaning, Repairing
and Pressing. None but
Best Work. Prices reas-
onable.
and will continue to
conduct Uie busi-
ness, promwlig the
best g Ids at rea-
sonable prices. Call
and set thuie,
D ER, TEXAS
For Sale.
oittagc. Lot 80 x 200 ff.
Price, $1200, half
J. W. Johnson & Son.
For Sale. k
tired and twenty-tha
! t atidjr land, 70 acreg
A!! can be culttvmt
e, barn, well, and
r acre, cash.
J. \V. Johnson & Son.
thjf 4
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p.»l
on. I
For Sale.
s in corporation. For a
$1050.
J. W. Johnson ft S<w.
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News Publishing Company. Denton County News (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 51, Ed. 1 Monday, October 10, 1904, newspaper, October 10, 1904; Denton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth504438/m1/4/: accessed April 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Library Consortium.