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GASS COUNTY SUN.
Jolia. Badger,
Editor & Proprietor
TUESDAY, JULY 5, 180$.
\ ilj: CASS COUNTY SUN pnbll*b«*«l every
1 ue»tl«y, In entered at Itae Mn leo pout
r*?fi •• a» M ornl rlaat matter.
3AT25 OF S7BSC3IPTI0N:
Sitj'.e T:??. na roar, cash In advance^
If no*, paid in adraneo lflcts per noiitSs.
-of u «h Wood Camp, No. 137, Woo*!
mar ofThc World, nut-ta every 2nd and 4th
>at';r iuy ugii*. iu each month, Linden, Texas.
Coun.-ul Commauder—8. K. Boleman
Advisor Licuienant—N. J. Barron.
C’l'Tl:—J. Sloan Mills.
Effort—John Banger-
Ranker— It. L. Whatley.
Watchman—J. T. Huff.
Sentry—XI. C. Wood
C’anjji-Tiiyskiau—C. E. Davis,
Mangers—H. P. Traylor, C. M M.c-
Wl„ ;rr ami J. T. Nelson.
< >i.!; (rs of the Liuden Lodge No. G17. Coming
it • • A merit .1, mwU the 1st and Sri Saturday
\, f i i each month, Liuduu Texas
President—Si. E. Morris.
Vive President—II. S. Lanier
Secretary and Treasury—H. IX. Miller,
.speaker-—J. X. Tanner.
Director—.7. S. Morris, jr.
Sen inci—G. A. Callaway.
HOLINESS MEETINGS.
Tii'* H .Iiness people will hold prayer
meeting Thursday night and Sunday
evening at it o’clock iu the Lon Morris
old -t ire. Everybody invited.
lVMH\(i;XlliYIH
Tin following prices must he paid iu
sdvauec for your announcement.
Congress , , $10.00
County officers , 0.00
, o,
Boat CfHcers
POP! LIST TICKET
11.50
I lie following are the nominees of the
l’op' dst l rty of Cass County.
1-or l: presentativi
J II FROST
1- >r County Judge
C A KAKP
Km County Clerk
I SXiOAN MILLS
For District Clerk
J I) SHELTON
For C'linty Attorney
A T BAKER
For Sheriff
II P TRAYLOR
For County Treasurer
A A KENNEDY
For Tax Collector
T F PERKINS
For Tax Assessor
J B CHESSER
For County Surveyor
J X) HARRIS
For Commissioner Beats 1 and 8
SG ECHOLS
For Justice of Peace Precinct 1
S K HOFFMAN
For Constable Beat 1
J B McMICHEAL
Fresh Lemons at Fant’s.
J. G. King is visiting hisfath
er, at Kings Farm, who is report
ed quite sick, this week.
Correspondents we would like
to receive your communications
on Friday instead of Saturday.
The colored people celebrated
the 4th, with a picnic near Lin-
den.
The way to keep your town
on a boom is to patronize your
home paper.
Call at J. C. Fant’s if you want
goods at low prices, for tiie
CASH.
W. W.Campbell.of Lodi, spent
a few days visit iu our berg last
week.
_____—v —-----———
\V. Q. Heuderson, of Trial
Farm, paid the Sun office
pleasant call last Monday.
Mr. Will Kirkland’s wife pre-
sented him with a baby girl on
last Tuesday*, and he is all smiles.
Win your battles against the disease
byiacting promptly. One Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results.
When taken early it prevents remsitm-
tion. And In later stages it furnishes
prompt relief. J. T. Stovall, Linden,
Mr. Tobe Powell and wifo is
visiting relatives and friends, in
Queen City, this week.
Charlie Cole and family visited
Joe Lucas’ family Saturday and
Sunday.
G. W. Fant has moved to our
town, ho rented Mrs. Dr. Hen-
derson house.
Mr. C. O. Liles of the country-
paid the Sun office au agreeable
visit yesterday.
Miss Byrd Erwin spent two
days with relatives in our city,
last week.
Mrs. Ben Ball, of the Surratt
neighborhood, is reported on the
sick list this week.
Lon Albright, that accommo-
dating clerk of J. C. Fant’s visit-
ed Atlanta to-day.
People when you are iu At-
lanta bo sure and call around at
the Annex Saloon and buy
your whiskey, wines and beer.
When in need of oil turpentine
Magic oil, liniments, or anything
of the kind usually kept in a drug
more, uffinL'.'’ '’"\VfowovUn.
The merchant that thinks he
can get along without patronize
is home paper will certainly be
lost in the world to come.
Thousands of persons have been cured
of piles by using DeWitt’s Witch Hazel
Salve. It heals promptly and cures
eczema and all ssiu diseases. It gives
immediate relief. J. T. Stovall, Liudcu
Martin Cameron, of near Cus-
seta, is reported quite sick, with
typhoid fever. We hope he will
son recover.
G. W, Taylor and his sister,
Mrs. Beckham, who has been on
a visit to relatives in Arkansas
returned home yesterday.
The Republicans of Cass will
hold their convention at the
court house on the 23rd of this
month.
Messrs. Ed Murray, W. L. Da-
venport, N. J. Barron and L. L.
Cauthren was on our streets last
Saturday.
Sorry to hear that Mrs. R. II
Clausel is on the indisposed list;
hope that she may soon be her
self again.
Prof. Campbell will teach the
Center Hill School, which will
commence next Monday. Whit
is a good teacher, and a gentle
man of the first waters.
All parties interested in the
Graham Graveyard, are invited
to be there next Saturday and
help clean it off. Don’t fail to
go-__
J. W. Barnhill, of Jefferson, is
on our streets again. We are
always glad to see Jap, and hope
he will remain sometime in our
midst.
Mrs. Walker Simmons and
children, Hughes Springs, is
spending a visit, with her parents,
Mr. aud Mrs. F. E. Rodgers, this
week.
Master Wade McClung, is
visiting his aunt in Upshur
county. We bespeak for him a
pleasant trip, for he is a bright
young boy.
Do you drink? if so, call at
the Annox Saloon Atlanta, you
will find Chess ever ready to
wait on you and you will be
treated tip top, his liquors are
fine.
l>i:UO( RATIC TICKET.
The following are the nominees of the
Democratic party of Cass County, who
Stave announced with us.
For Tax Collector
It. L. WHATLEY.
For County Attorney
A J WILSON
For,Sheriff
I HLANIER
For Constable Beat 1
J F LEMMONS
l OCAL INTELLIGENCE.
Trr ('old Drinks, al J. C. Tint’s.
Gltte • at I1 .nit’s.
ott's. M A. Greene has our
thaiiK. t'.ir a nice lot of apples.
Ou, ■ Right,” Coco Cola at
1 Hilt’S
L. S. Kasling made a flying
Hip ,0 Hughes Springs, Sunday.
lit t t y Hurkey, of Bryan’s Mill
wu ot! our streets to-day.
Coco Cola at Fant’s.
i iie Linden cemetery needs
dc. .dug oil again.
i lie Baptist, church will soon
have a hewjorgnn. Disordered.
T ffiaeco, cigars, snuff, etc. call
»ti J. T. Stovall.
1'. II. Morris visited Atlanta
* ’ :* i; y and Sunday.
Miss Mary Nelson is visiting
f t’.ds, in Atlanta,this week.
Mf ssrs. Perser and Porter, of
Milner, visited our town Sunday.
Coal Oil cheap for cash at J. T.
S; 11 call’s.
•T. N. Simmons has been ap-
1’ ,Rt byj. G. Kiug, deputy coun-
ty clerk.
Messrs. John and Walter
Smith’s families are visiting at
J.T. Huff’s this week.
Big line of ladies and gents fine
shoes just received, at C. H. Nel-
son’s.
The Confederate Veterans will
hold their annual meeting at
O'Farrell, the 21st of July.
F. C. Blanks, of LewiBville, Texas,
‘tint one box of DeWitt’s Witch
' worth $50 to him. It cured
-*ars standing. He ad-
•t. It also cures
•*d obstinate
There will bo a democratic
primary held in Cass on the 9th
of July, 1898, to decide who will
be the nominee for congress.
Bob Moore, of LaFayettee, Ind., says
that for constipation lie has found De-
Witt’s Little Early Risers to be perfect.
They never gripe. Try them for stom-
ach and liver troubles. J. T. Stovall
Linden.
J. T. Stovall and wife went to
Floyd Hill cemetery to-day, and
assisted in cleaning off the com-
etery.
J. B. Price, who has been trav-
eling in the interest of a Fort
Worth paper is in our city visit-
ing his children.
Mastic Liniment, will cure all
aches and pains, for sale by J. A.
Lucas Linden, and II. C. Fulcher
Cussetta.
A Holiness protracted meeting
was in progress last week, at the
Cloninger School House. We
hope much good was done.
Messrs Tuge Boleman and
Lud Lucas attended the holinoss
meeting, at Atlanta, last Wednes-
day and Thursday.
Mrs. Lou Bryant and children,
of Bryan’s Mill, a**c visiting
friends and relatives, in Linden,
this weok
Citizens, enroll your children
if you expect to send them to
school; you will find the list at
Mr. Stovall’s drug store. Don’t
delay but come right along.
Sick headache, biliousnes, constipa
tioti and all liver ami stomach troubles
can be quickly cured by using those
famous little pills known as DeWitt’s
Little Early Kisers. They are pleasant
to take aud never gripe. J. T. Sto-
vall Linden, Texas.
Miss Em Graham, of Almira,
is visiting relatives and friends
in our city. We wish her a
pleasant time while incur midst.
Miss Lizzie Tower, of Doug-
lassvillo, spent a few days, visit-
ing friends, in our city, last
week.
“I think DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve
is the finest preparation on the market
for piles.” So writes John C. Dunn of
Wheeling, W. Va. Try it and you will
think the same. It also cures eczema
and all skin diseases. J. T. Stovall.
Liuden, Texas.
The Sun return thanks to Mr.
Tuge Boleman, for a nice water
melon on /une 27, the earliest
one of the season. Tuge is a
hard working young man.
W. G. Harrington has got a
tsition in T auana and is now at
orfc. Mr1. Harrington is one of
A Card of Thanks.
The T. A P. Hold Up.
The Ladies Aid Society here- Big Springs, Texas, July, 2.
by extend grateful thanks to the No. 3, west bond passenger on
Teachers of the Cass County
Normal, also to the citizens of
the Texas & Pacific, Conductor
Farnham, Engineer Holmes, en-
Liuden and surroundiug couu. gine 109, leaving Stanton at 9:45
try, for the generous financial
aid furnished us, on closing the
normal, our little entertainment
netted us $20.00 cash.
We wish especially to thank
the young gentlemen for their,
labor in the crowd aud aroutult
the table. We assure them of
our good will aud that they will
last night, was boarded by one
unmasked man, armed with a
pistol and wiuchester, who held
up the engineer and fireman.
He then ran the train four miles
west to his accomplices. He was
notified by a fire by the side of
the track.
The train was stopped the ex-
always have a welcome aiuonyk press car detached from the train
us, and we assure all that a butv aud run one mile further west,
den has been lifted from us an*( Ten sticks of dynamite were
a great good done and the occr.^. tlaced on the large sate, a wet
sion will be pleasantly remem^ oedquilt placed over the dyua-
bered. f’- uite and the local safe placed on
The Ladies Aid Society, jjj op, and a fuse applied,complete-
y wrecking both safes and blow-
ng out the side of the car.
The robbers went south, pur-
sued by a strong posse and three
sheriffs. No news of their capt-
ure has been received at 8 p. in.
The amount of money secured
Engine and Boii
ers for sale,
Cheap On
Easy Terms. I have a Sue engine 15
horse power, practically new, also one
15 horse power boiler, 3t> inches bv 8i ;larj destroyed is not known. No
feel, 33 inch flues; also one 15 horse
povicr box boiler, on skills. Either
boiler will be sold with the engine, or
both will be sold with or without the
engiue. The boilers and engine arc
complete in every respect, and will be
a flue outfit to run a gin. Will ex
change for part lumber. Addr
G. Harrington, Liuden. Texas.
The following is the list of
the teachers that returned home
Saturday, after atteuding the
Normal at this place.
Messrs. A. T. Baker aud j. E
Crawford, of O’Farrell.
Mr. C. C. Smith and Mist
Fletcher Little, of Ilughe^
Springs.
Messrs. W. C. Homey, L.
Davis, Joe McClung, W. I), Waj
ters and Miss Pearl Henry,
Atlanta.
Messrs. G. A Shaddix, C. I
Heifner and W. E. WommaclL
and Misses Fannie Daver.. Mr.
and Estha Wommack, of
ta. "P,,n
per-
Mrs. 0. M. Tucker, of Cuss ,,M
Miss Ophelia Duncan, of M.t<>
ner.
one was hurt.
Later—The robbers passed
through Garden City about 7
o’clock this morning. The par-
ty consists of two on horseback,
one on a bicycle and one on foot.
A joint posse from Midland and
St/.nton passed Garden City only
five hours behind them. Their
capture is almost certain.
the best lumber men in Texas,
and he always has a job.
We are glad to report that A.
C. Gholson, who has been sick
for several weeks, is much better.
We hope he will soon be able to
go about again.
Messrs. H. H. McWhorter and
H. M. Crow left Sunday evening,
for Texarkana, whero they will
enlist and go to Cuba to fight
Spaniards. May God be with
them and bring them safely home
again is our prayer.
It is reported that Santiago
has been taken and that Cervera’s
fleet in the bay was destroyed,
except one vessel which escaped
through the mouth cf the bay
during the battle; but was dis-
covered and persude on the high
sea. The captureofSantiago,'lias
cost the lives of about 1,500
Americans.
The ball that was given rt
the court house last Thursday
night was largely attended and
every one seemC- *o enjoy them-
selves hugely. Tho following is
a list of visiting young ladies,,
who attended.
Miss Evie Carlisle, of Bryau’s
Mill.
Misses Mincio and Mary Tuck-
er aud Eva Fulcher, of Cusseta.
We clip tho following war
news from the Dallas News:
Friday July 1st 1898:—Battle
at Santiago has begun. Shafter
ha 5 driven the Spanish into the
tov ,>n, taking all of their en-
tre. uchments. Sampson has de-
mo fished Morro castle and is
rea fiy to give battle to Oervera.
Am cricans under Wheeler and
Lav ;tou captured and occupy El
Dan ,0y. Shafter moves his head-
” rters to Morro castle this
ning. American casualties
e 400, not many of whom
■o killod.
Aguinaldo is said to have pro-
laimed a republic in the Phil-
ippines under under the protec-
torate of the United States, ap-
proved by Great Britain aud Ja-
i pan.
Bishop of Barcelona wants'
peace, whilo the bishop of Seg®-
via has issued a letter urging the
waging of a holy war.
Cabinet session in Washington
develops a division of opinion as
to the sincerity of Germany’s in-
tentions at Manila.
Camara’s fleet is reported both
Netic®-
Tbe attention of trustees and teach-
ers of the public free schools of Cass
County Texas, is respectfully called
to the Uniform Text Book law, passed
by the 25th Legislature of the State
of Texas. The law requires that the
books adopted by the commission be
used us text books to the exclusion of
all others, after September 1st. 1898.
The following is a list ol the books
adopted together with retail aud ex-
change price.
Retail Ex.
Geography, Elementary, Rand
McNallys .42 .21
Geography Grammar School
Raud McNallys .81 .42
Physiology 1st book Mayard
Merrell &'Co. .40 .24
Physiology 2nd. “ “
Merrell and Co. .80 .40
Spellers book 1 Benson .15 .08
•• " 2 " .15 .08
“ •* 3coinp" .20 .10
Readers 1st Stlckneys .18 .12
•• 2nd •* .24 .15
•• 3rd “ .30 .18
•* 4th Rand McNally .35 .17
“ 51 h Slickuey .45 .25
History U. 8. Cooper Estill &
Lemou 80 .40
“ Texas Pennybacker
P. V. and wife .55 .35
ArithmaticSuttou, Kinbrough
lower, boards .24 12
•• Sutton & Kinbrough
lower, cloth .30 .15
*• Sutton & Kinbrough
high, boards .40 .20
“ Sutton & Kinbrough
higher, cloth .50 .2-5
Practical Les’ns in Eng Hydes .22 .11
** English GrSmmer *' .35 .18
Euglish Grammar Whitney &
Lockwood .50
Copybooks Zaner Ware, Webb .05
See pages 55 to 61 inclusive school
law 1897. Respectfully
W. A. Callaway, Co. Judge.
The editor of tho Evans City, Pa.,
Globe, writes, “Ono Minute Cough
Cure Is rightly named. It cured my
children after all other remedies failed.”
It cures coughs, colds and all throat aud
lung troubles. J. T. Stovall, Liuden.
The Fifth Sunday Meeting of the Sales
Association will oonvene at Bear
Creek church on Friday night before
the 5th Sunday in July.
PROORAME.
Introductory sermon—Elder T. G
Watson, 8 o’clock, p m.
1st Query—What is the duty of Dea-
cons? Elders S. G* Echols, O. H. La-
thom, T. W. Jordan.
2nd Query—Does tho Scriptures teach
that it is the will of God that the church
preach the gospel to all nations? If so
is it the duty of all members to give for
missions. Elders H. Sheffield, W. T.
Martin aud W. B. Simmons.
3rd Query—For what design did the
Apostolic Chureh Baptize with water?
Elders W. W. Lee, John J. Shaddix
and James Abernathy.
4th Query—If a person join the
church and live a consistent member
for a time, then turn back Into sin, what
would be the most reasonable conclu-
sion iu regard to their spiritual condi-
tion? Elders D. B. Hale, R. C. Kellis,
J. W. Felker and J. W. Erwin.
Sunday, 9:30 a. m.—Childrens mass
meeting led by Elder Jas. A. Shaddix.
All the brothern iuvited and expect-
f>d_»aDs>J8.iytJCf .lo.lbeyltue- ir-io
G. K. Williams, for Com.
Misses Mattie Shockley, Daisy
Traylor and-Collins, of Dun-IIat r’ort Said and iu the Red sea.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
Mr. Polk placed on our table
a cucumber, which measures
twelve and a half inches in cir-
cumference, thirteen inches long
and weighes four and a half
pounds. Mr. Polk is a good
farmer as well as watch-repair-
er
“We are in receipt ol' a copy
of the Cass County Sun a Popu-
list paper published at Liuden
that we gladly place on our ex-
change list.”—Populist Banner.
Thanks, The Banner is one of
the best papers published in
north-east Texas, and we bespeak
for it a liberal amount of patron-
age.
S. C. Harper says that the 4th
Congressional district convention
will meet on or about August 1.
The basis of representation will
be one delegate for every 300 of
the votes cast forKearbyin 1896.
The selection of the place of
meeting will be determined by
chairmen of the various coun-
ties in the district, who are re-
quested to forward their votes to
Mr. Harper at Sulphur Springs.
to Ur.!;
The following marriage licensee
have been issued from the county
clerk’s office since our last issue:
R. G. McCoy and Miss Daisy Fitts.
Noble Stegar and Mamie Mack.
gerfield.
Misses Poarl and Nione Alley,
of /efferson.
Linden and surrounding coun-
try was represented by above 15
girls.
Culberson Dots.
We are having some rainy
weather but it is nice on crops.
Mrs. Avinger and daughter-
visited the city of Avinger to-day
aud they reported a nice time.
Mr. James Haynes visited Jef-
ferson yesterday, ho was accom-
panied by Mrs. John Haynes. '
We are sorry to say that Mr.
James C. Hale will leave for
Louisiana Saturday week.
Mr. A. P. Sisk of Lodi was
shaking hands with friends in
Saturday July 2nd 1898:—Ter-
rific fighting at Santiago contin-
ues. Battle was resumed at day-
break and continued all day.
Absolutely nothing iu the way of
official advices was received at
Washington. Pando is reported
to have entered Santiago with
his army. There is great anxie-
ty and uneasiness in Washing-
ton.
Details of Friday’s land battle
and Sampson’s bombardment of
Aguadores have arrived. The
American killed was under sev-
eiHy-five. The Spanish loss was
enormous, 150 dead bodies being
found in one trench.
Russia, France and Germany
are reported to have had an un-
derstanding as to the final dispo-
sition of the Philippines.
The Chief Rurgess ot Miiesburg, Pa.,
says DeVVitt's Little Early Risers arc
the best pills he ever useil in his family
•luring forty .'years of house keeping.
They cure constipation, sick headache
and stomach and liver troubles. Small
In size hut great in results. J. T. Sto-
vall, Linden, Texas.
our town Monday.
Miss A..ce Avinger lias been | Friday’s fighting at Santiago,
on the sick list this week but she in taking of o>/>
is up again._Swebt Child. Spanish defenses at ElCaney,'
Summer Normal ClcsetJ. : H. Paso and the destruction of
| the fort at Aguadores.
On Fr.day last evening, the £ Reinforcements will be rushed
Summer Normal closed for the forward to ShafLer as fast as
present, but friendships and otb ships can carry. Embarkation
er association formed during thu, at Tampa is under way. Every
time will never close. IIavailable man will bo dispatched
Our citizens feel that it has ;lat once,
been a permanent benefit to Lin-1 Americans occupy more ad-
“en‘ . vanced positions at Santiago, but
The young teachers and old as
well, are proud of the normal.
It shed a beautiful halo on every
department of society.
It made the cripple forget, for
a while his infirmity.
It made the tottering footsteps
of age grow steadier, and troubled
brows were smoothed.
The teachers of Cass County
will always be remembered with
pleasure by the citizens of Lin-
The last night was a success.
The concert was simply splendid.
The Cake and cream was not the
least part of the entertainment,
for soft eyes looked love to eyes |
and ail went merry as a marriage
bell. Come again. •
Citizen.
. ■
Prograa of the,Colored Teaohors Institute.
The Colored Teachers Institute of
Cass county will hold its next meet-
ing at the courthouse, August 5 and 6.
Every colored teacher respectfully in-
vited to be present.
.Invocation—Rev. Allen Warren."**"
Welcome address—J. H. Waring.
Response—Ella Hawkins.
Subjects for Discussion.
Whether corpora! punishment should
he used in our schools or not—Moses
McCoy, Edgar Ijove and Sallie Black.
Some of tho problems of the negro
schools—C. G. Hurd, J. S. Sheppard
and V. E. Walker,
How and when tohegin arithmetic—
J. G. Alexander, B. F. Gardner and
S.C. Windsor
The importance of Hygiene in our
public schools—W. O. Woodard. Mrs.
M. E, Baptist am! J. D. Dixou.
School management and Text-hooks
of our schools—Edgar Banks, Sallie
Black and J. C. Turner*
What is the effect of partiality in
schools—Rev. C. .1. Johns, Diuali and
Ophelia Johnson.
J. H. Waring, Pres.
J E. Baptist, Sect.
have neither captured the forts
at the mouth of the harbor nor
the city.
Cervera’s guns have been do-
ing great destruction during the
fighting.
SOSOS THAT SINUS THEMSELVES.
How the music comes from a Grapb-
oph.me cylinder is a mystery that adds
much to the fascination of the machine.
The sons of the Graphoplione are liter-
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Ornpliophone is marvelous as an enter-
ainer. The Gra^ hophone might be
•scribed as all musical instruments In
e. You can get from it any kind of
sic you want, vocal or instrumental,
the perfect talking machine; for
tainment at home it has no rival
repertoire is unlimited. Further-
* costs less than a cheap musical
ent. Write for catalogue No.
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Attorney-at-Law.
WEI practice In Dtatrtot, Count? and Joedca
aotirtt. Offloe Oral block walk ol Btets’kouL
J S. MILLS-
LINDEN, TEXAS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law.
Will practice in all State, District Comity, and
Justice Courts.
Ollcetions a specialty. Remittances maud
promptly.
J, JJfcWtosa
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON,
Offers his services to the citizens of
Queen City, aud adjoiuiug country.
Prices reasonable.
Quf.en Citt. *»* *»* Texas.
K. H. ELLINGTON. M. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
O’ Farmll, Texas.
Makes Diseases of Women a spe-
cialty.
Offers his services to the people of O'Farrell
and surrounding country.
7,000 Bicycles
Carried over from 181/7 MlJsT UK NACUIKI-
CEDnow. New High tirade, all styles, best
equipment guaranteed. >9.75 to $17.00. Used
wheels, late models, all makes, $3 to $12. We
ship on approval without a cent payment
Write for bargain list and art catalogue of swell
’98 models. Bicycles Free for s 'usou to adver
tlsothcm. Rider agents wanted. Learn how to
Earn a Bicycle anti make money. Address, J. L
Mead Cycle Company, Chicago, III
Agents Wanted
in Every County to Supply the
Great Popular Demand for
AMERICA’S WAR for HUMANITY
TOLD IN PICTURES
AND STORY
Compiled and Written by
NENATORJOHN J ISOALLS
of liniituiM.
The most brilliantly written, most
proiusely and nrtistically illustrated,
and most Intensely popular bon'- > »v*»
subject of the war with Spain. Nearly
200 SUPERB iijastiution photographs
taken especially for this great work.
Agents are making $50 to $100 a week
selling it. A veritable bonanza for live
canvassers. Apply for description,
terms and territory at once N. D.
Thompson Publishing Co., St. Louis,
Mo., or Nw Y’ork City.
Furniture from Factory to
Fircaide-
Being the only extensive manufactur-
ers of furniture in the world selling di-
rect from maker to user, we save our
customers the enormous expenses and
profits ol tlu jobbers and retailers
Send for catalogue A, showing our full
line of Household Furniture, at 20 to 50
percent, under retail value. Quaker
Valley Manufacturi.no Co., 355
West Harris 8t., Chicago.
J„ B. WILDER,
—DEALER IN—
Whiskies, Wines. Brandies Eto.
(^•Opposite "Cotton Beit” Depot.
.Viplrt*. -- Trias
When in the city give him
a call.
EXCURSION RATES
To points in the East and Southeast
via the “Colton Belt Route’’
for the following occasion:
For the following events reduced
round trip rates will ho announced iu
due time:
To Washington D. C., for the annual
uieetiugof the National Educational
Association, July "th-RJth.
To Nashville, Tetiu., for the Interna-
tional United Society of Christian Eu-
deavor, July 5th-12tli.
To Atlanta, Ga., for Ex-Confederate
Veterans Union, July 21-24th.
To Columbia S. C., for the General
Conference of the colored M. E. Church
May Srd.
For further information please eall on
or address any Cotton Belt Ticket Agent
or A. A. Glisson, T.P, A., Fort Worth,
8. G. Warner, G. P A. Tyler, Texas.
Don’t Neglect Yonr Liver.
Liver troubles quickly result in Rorions
eoniplientiomi, and the man who ncglccta bis
liver has little regard for health. A bottle
of llrowna' Iron Hitters now and then wil!
keep the liver in perfect order. If tin* di>-
etae has developed, Browns* Iron Hitters
*ilV cure it permanently. Strength tu- \
vitality always follow iu uml For sale by
All don lorn.
i: Important 6ateways4!
i: 2-Fast Trains-25
DAILY
For St. Louis, Gtilcaco
and the EAST.
Superb New Pullman VosMbulcd
Buffet Slcepors. Handsome
New Choir Cara. Soots Free.)
Only Line Running Through
Coaches and Sleepers to New
Oruians Without Change....
DIREC1 LINE TO
Arizona,
New Mexico
AND California.
,. L. S. THORNE, E. P. TURNER, .
Third vuo-PrM’i Oeasral Pur r •
sou tJso‘1 Mfr . soATkt. A*t . J
DALLAS, TEXAS
Mrap;
The most fMctnnting Inven-
tion of theag. Alffaysrtu.lv
u> entertain. It requires no
■kill to .iterate It and repro-
duce the innate ol bends, or-
chestra*, vocatlata or instru-
mental aolotsta. There ia
nothing Uke it for an even-
lng’i entertainment at home or In the social gath ■
ering. You can sing or talk to It and It will
reproduce lmmohately and aa often as desired,
your song or word!.
Other so-called talking mnohlncs reproduce
only records of cut and dried sublecu, specially
prepared In a laboratory: but the Orapboph,mo fa-
not limited to such performance*, On the Grardio
phone you can easily makeand instantly reprod
records of the voice, or any sound. Thus It
The following are delegates lo me
different Populist convention*.
State Convention.
Sloan Mills J. Ii. Glaze
Henry Dennis II. C. Fulcher
J J. Slmdilix D. IV. Perkins
W. D. Waters Nick Young (col)
P. Black (col.) Frank lit id ( .ol.)
Congressional Convention.
W. P. Traylor Eb. Frazior
Tom McCoy II. C. Fulcher
P. G. Mttrjih M. C. Coon
S. S. Daniels J. II. Smith
Alien Warren (col )
Flotorial Convention.
Henrv Dennis J. J. O’Kelly
A. A. Bradham Tom Fletcher
Ed Logwood I. T. Griffin
Joe Allen (col.)
'The following is a list of bent com-
mitteemen of the Populist party of
Cass county.
BEAT ONE.
Wiley Cloninger............Linden
Jesse Alien........... .... ‘ ‘ ‘
C^H Lane..............Bear Creek
John O Lockett..............Lanier
Joe Jolly..................Kildare
J L Porter................ Milner
Jim O Rear...............O’Rcar
beat two.
Lee Cloninger......Hughes Springs
J W Traylor.........Hollingsworth
J P Black...............Hermitage
BEAT THREE.
J L Griffin.................Cusseta
JM Robinson..........Bryans .Mill
A W Hampton ........... Dalton
Pink Wood ...............Marietta
Frank Bird................* * *
BEAT FOUR
John Porter............Queen City
C N Pope................ Antioch
A A Kennedy...........Springdale
E Nickleberry............ * * * ‘
BEAT FIVE.
F P Walker.................Bivins
M Sims.............-........ ‘ ‘
R L Lynch.......... .... Huffines
J H Land....................Viola
BEAT six.
Nell Bronson..........Douglassville
D W Perkins..............O’Farrell
Lindsley Johnson.......... ** * *
BEAT SEVEN.
W D Waters aud PG Mnrph.. Atlanta
Boh Steed..............Bloomberg
BEAT EIGHT.
J. WFerrell................Avinger
J. L. Griffin, Chairman, P P
C. H. Fulcher, Secretary.
,UC0
mil-
ls over
ant.
records of the voice, or any sound. Thus It <
stantly awakens new taterestundits charm isc
fresh. Tho reproductions are clear and bril lit
SrapliopfioiiEsaitSiiteSU®
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Write lur uatiii.flip *<tji*»:‘
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60 YETAR3’\
- EXPERIENCES^
)'W^rK;jST
Tnnu: MASKS.
Des'Gws
C9PYHIGHTS Ac.
Anyone sending a strutc*. fu.d dorcnp-Hn Tr.aj
quickly —certain our or *r. frm bother u
Invention !■ probahi. ..i» .1. ,tu;e. (v mn ur.'
footstrictly confide!'' ' *•
«t freo. OldMC —en, f ’.rt’
Patents taken tbr t » 3* u.n h.
iai act ice, without i tr.t ... t? >
rMir.l.-fV
Patent*
__ ..tents.
Co. recelvw
Scientific American.
A handsomely ID—tr. v. : i.wrrva* es-
calation of arty telar. i.. i urr* . 'j* vn - $5*
year: four months, fi. t.». I by a’; nr*r« dealer*.
MUNN ICo.88i8'*j -'Hew Fork
Branch 0«oew « F r , •- /tot. 1). C.
Bring all of your Notary worm
to J.S. Mills
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Banger, John. The Cass County Sun., Vol. 23, No. 22, Ed. 1 Tuesday, July 5, 1898, newspaper, July 5, 1898; Linden, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth523084/m1/2/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Atlanta Public Library.