The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1902 Page: 4 of 8
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AYS
FOURTH CLEARING SUE IN
ELVE YEARS!
60
DAYS
It Mea.rvs Sure Enough Bargains!
When M, 1. Woods offers his entire stock of goods at Gearing Price, it means that for the NEXT SIXTY DAYS,
_ * * + a # s a a <d< d it a it _ _t_ R/l I \Y/aaJ/>
OCT* 17 to DEC 17, the best bargains of real good goods will be sold at the Cash Store of M. ], Woods,
DO THIS—On Ian- 1st, 1903,1 will make a cha
^ __________________________ _______ ^ in my store and must clean out the goods
to have room for the carpenters to work- Now this is a chance for all. I will arrange for a large force of salesmen, so you
will be waited on without any delay. I want to say to you again that this sale includes everything from Calico to finest
Wool goods and Black Silks. Also from a pair of Shoe Strings^the Mg” from a i*3
I only mention the fact that all of our Ginghams and 7 lp
Madras worth from 10c to 15c are now going at f 2\j
And every customer who will ask for it shall have 10 yards of the Clip
celebrated yard wide famous choice bleached domestic for « lIUu
However, it is not prices on paper you want, it is the real bargains put down before you on the counter so you can
and know what it means and what it is. Time is flying and the cheap and handsome goods as going. I must make room,
ONLY SIXTY DAYS FROM OCTOBER 17.
60
DAYS
M. J. WOODS, DUBLIN
60
DAYS
THE DUBLIN PROGRESS
ESTABLISHED 1888.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
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there, but now it is of uo use. I A New Fruit Industry. The Progress from now until Erath County District Court. ami lift f.,r Galtr* ton
am old. much too old to travel.” According to views entertained Jamtarv 1st, 11*04 for 1*1. Arthur Freeman, js-rjury, verdict Houston and I < \n«. < YntraL
As this old man spoke, it seemcil by Jose' Hnhnut. a Syrian, who lias j»,,lia s,m. visited relatives v'Hr* penitentiary. vc*t<>ii,itwill l.< Kebdoaoafli
As I settled near Waco, the northwestern in CuUmIM.y Saturday and Sunday. I
to me tlrnt he must lie lonely.
thought of his wife and children counties of Texas is exactly .united -
I’lpin. Norwis’d. burg'lary. j*h a of Mallory line ^temmbipa
guilty and given two veals in pen- long juurm v. t > New York,
IMBra, PraKrmM Building. Patrick and R. 8t.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION huried in the Transvaal and of the in all respects for the production of See l’riin Bros, liefore you sell j itentiarv. The eon I was t In> < au* tfl
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATFon" tf°lU4' he hn»l left there, I asked, the date palm and would afford set- your jss-aus. It wilt lie money in State v*. Jim Head, hung jury. siderable eontiuent owiag
“Don’t you expect to return to tiers of that ]iortioh of the Lotic >your pocket. ■% Mill < lark, obstructing railroad fuet that it was ali in narks
South Africa1'” He shook his head Star ^xtate an unfailing source of jj M’hit acre of the tru,'k’ *w,» yeyr-. reformatory. of 1,wise. It was an object;
sadly. - No. he said,-not now. I revenue. LuMrlevtfle counter waa in town I- M-I.....l et al. suit on liquor mi the s.a> - ’ fuej ig
have sometimes wished myself there Mr. Hahinet said: “The date TiuZdav on busim dealers l«*nd. |udgenjent for plaint* a lid of Y Id e.-.'.noiuy Uitig |
since 1 came to Eurojie, hut ’it was palm should begrown far enough’ —T t iff $ lotto. prevent, want.
Subscription Price. Si.oo per Year.
labaertpUona ouuid, krais Co. and Dublin
“ must ba Paid In Advance.
J. t. DALEY.....PcsLianaa a»d Iocxdbs.
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DCBMN.TEXAS.rKlUAY.orT.I*-!.
PAUL KRUQER IN 190a.
not thought Iwst for tne to go. 1
was too old to go with the eom-
Says He Would Like to Come to
America. Bulls Too Old.
Paul Kruger is not educated in
“Company manners" and he is not
finished in small talk. He speaks laud is free no louger.
M a man having something to sav that I should end my days here
and people would listen to him any-
where. The
ruggedness of his
words is attractive au«l he at one
convinces a listener that he. is very
much in earnest. One is force! to
believe in him, whether or not he
believes in his theories. Mr Kru-
ger triumphs over his lack of cul-
ture and education. over hi - awk-
wardness. his blindness and his
deafness; for when he talks one
listens and realizes that he is in the
preaence of a man possessing that
wonderful spark which God has im-
planted in natural rulers of the
earth.
“So you’re an American.” he said
rou’ve been to Eng-
from the ocean to- insure it from lawyer W, I,. Paine visited the Mill Morris, sodomy, ti v • years Before it reaches its
humid breezes and give it hot, dry county capitoi last week. Mrs. in |M-nitebtiary. the coal will trim
maudoes, like President Steyn. and summers for fin ripening of it-|* Aina is visiting mi < iranhurv. I n d McAnally, burglary I second j tbrci thousand miles. f|
they thought I would do more good' fruit. It wants plenty of water. j)r j j Mullov- practice limited <’ou,,U t4V” *‘,MI «>»»«- half years mi car* will Is sl.i| |sd from
here. I don’t know what good 11[however, and uo country is better to t|„. .tiMnse*,fthe ear nose I'4 *»itentmry ^ ' Is i imm-t tin - une i
have accomplished. All efforts j supplied with water • underneath a,„j ,jir„ut Office over the Grange J H»l"<ra A Adams n, K. B —Ft. M oi tl, B< 'inter.
have sigut-d peace terms. There is western and northwestern jsirtiot: 1 I 1 /
nothing to make we want to return, j of Texas. It would not Is* new to ^ Klee-thm Tickets have Iteen printed
Everything will be changed and die: United States, for Arizona and for the election of next Tuesday but
It is I letter California are producing dates yet the usual excitement ordinarily
successfully. In New Mexico date incident to elections is lacking,
jvalm offshoots were planted this
year extensively. As far as I am
gruffly, “and y<
land to see th
Bitter disappointment echoed in
every word. He had come to
Europe with the ho]ie of pursuad-
ing some government to attempt
arbitration in behalf of the Boers,
and every door had been shut in
his face. The purpose of his trip
had failed and more bitter than all
else for his lion heart, he liad lieeu
accused of fieeing from a victorious
enemy. Before the world he aje
pears as the eluef victim of a na-
tional calamity. His people have
lost their freedom in a war brought
about under his leadership. M’ith
unyielding faith in the justice of
the r cause he had bidden the Boers
to light on against overwhelming
the coronation! It is j nundiers, even as the triumph of
too bad it dind’t take place on the
day first appointed. I am sorry:
anally, very sorry. It was a disap-
pointment to a great many jieople.
It also caused a great loss of
money.”
Paul Kruger was sincere when
be said he was sorry that Edward
VII waa not crowned on the day set
for the ceremony. I could not im-
agine him saying anything that he
did not mean.
He said “America,” and then
there was a half-minute pause.
“You must have a great land there,”
he continued. "I have heard about
it from Dr. Leyds and Herr Fisher.
I once thought I, too, would go
might over right "appeared the more
inevitable. —Success.
Retuetnlier you can get 10 list,
either roasted or green coffee for
$1 at Utterbark A Harris Co.
John ('. Mahoney was arrested at
•TlftV fr»i: un KTII « Ilk.
W. H Fii Ids, J H. Johnson, J
L Keith, I M Barham. T. M
Ernest. J H. Keith. E M Alb 1,.
Ed Starr. L. M'iulmr. G E. Tol-
liver, G. M\ Guitry. J^s. Heed. J.
Have you l»»iighl lour
i( not iou Id I ■ tt< r s<-e ft
A Harris < V». I» fore hurisg.
are selling at 1 • ■ Iu««-« 1 prie
A Card ot Thaalu
lVing this method, w*
able to learn no one,
. ‘ IJiutb and has ls‘en placed in jail at
other than ____.......1
II. Bell, A. Geisis-ke. B I,. Forson, | telub r our
florists, have introduced that valu-
Golthwaite on a eliarge of criminal Baaw-ll, ( .( . Maytield. L. Stav- "iuim fii« u-l
t Laukn
aid til* goojj
assault nllegetl to have
l*cen o„,i-1 collagen, I,. T. True. J. M\ King, generally w ho so kindly
Mis M I.
able plant into this state, so tlmt, ae'veral'months ago.'' ' J. M. M a.lling.ton. Mark Herring. J. «i»h us and
he w ho attempts it here will earn " . M*. Golightly, Luther Bird. f|. p. ' us jn our lat«
the credit of adding another crop (’apt. J. M’. Jones of near Alex-i Barrett. A. II. (iills-rt. J T Smith,
to the productions of his state. under has purchased the Solon 1{. T. Long. E. N. Head. T. M Bitig-
‘•Onceestablished, a date jwlmor- 'Cowan proja-rty in St. ph. niille at ham. M*. H Killian, A. It. Cowan,
chard lasts for centuries and when 1 a consideration of ami will Door Bailiff for grand jurv Jno.
planteil w here uitrogeu tad phoa- shortly occupy the place with hia B. Hen.leraon.
phates are abundant. jirovi.U*.! there familv.
a,,.i I...I .................. , c: Wffioh. Sim < I
.mWumirtmm W.l«, c.0 be ul-
tamed in anv of the counties west ,, . ,
.mi et Matiuiton ttrown, none Is-tter. few* wuuti\..i u. kxsij. ts»in..
varying from tWrty-five^W^hTf# K7l ^ ,,uv , hw,J* wor,h;!. s «* -‘..d M'ss Vella Brown-
TWs.nl is ntentixe ami embank- ****...... f «.....1 * •. t P
ments are all th'at MW seeded fowl *b°**JWt M r” k " _ ' Jay brand Miss |„,r.,
reservoirs with just enough ex.-a- Aleck Whibmre of the Lingleville ,xthdu, W K 11^1*1
f uthfuUyi
s ul t s-r
M nn>l fa
T I. Keith **f t irtk
county I-h« re this week tel
atn.s nudfrii uJs. H was
1, , - , —^r, , the .aflv -1 t?b is u( EfteU
ICnling liiubffs .rho. (.anln.-r, J , ,
V , . .....I.il.d CO
MeBoKhtt
Timbers of oak keep the old
atead standing through
fern. It pairs to use the
Ppt stuff.
M’hen you want wall ]>apcr,]>nints,
glass or anything in tlmt line it will
pay you to buy from A. L. Morgan.
Vote Against the Amendment.
The amendment to the state con-
stitution to be voted upon next
Tuesday, commonly known as the
poll tax amendment, if it carrier,
will require every voter to be able
to show a poll tax receipt for that
year before he may vote. This tax
must be paid at a given time prior
to the general election in Novem-
ber. While the intent of the amend-
ment is good, there lnrka in ite
adoption a dangerous precedent
from the feet that it is a step in the
direction of property qualifica-
tion. In South Carolina no one
can nbw vote unices he owns n given
•mount of real estate and the first
step waa the poll
ment In Alabama the voter must
own eighty acres of agricultural
R lead or a building lot in town, and
men whose
are made of the sound-
is the time to lay
1 for a sturdy con-
will last for years.
Emulsion is the right
Emulsion stimulates
’powers of children,
build a firm
i for a sturdy coasts
tion started with
PrthTro<
of n poll tax receipt. In
the “bermlees" poUJjax receipt
ty-one years
nnleoe he ie worth $S00.
pi adopted the poll hi amendment,
followed it'witb property qualifica-
tion and now requires in addition
tion of the
be able to in
the Coneti tu-
Uliited Melee to the
a feat that ia
np to the
of the Oupeemi eowrtof the Catted
and ia even in Sad 4|fhwfnL
vationtoget the material for the country waa here Saturday trading Mi v ■ T ’ . " '
emliankment*. One average tree 1 H«* inf.ii.iiM ua that he haa rented \ TV- «« Jung^. John I^mUrt
should yield two hundred pound*f hia houM-nror Lingleville and will 1,
tree* will exceed the average given, .forking on ranches. ii .Ji _ * r a”' , ,w* [of lh» three yar.l* wee
The i. tisun Ftt. rleek m
(u* ■ 1 /b.‘nituraie
-i*l «itk
profits Ilian their compel
Local tottoe K<
The staple sold in But
dav from tlO to ft •If,
dr.*«I, a slight .l.clme
price * arli. r in the week ^ ^
I j* to m sterday the totei|
|H*rhapM one hundred jier cent The
beat palm orchard* are plante.1
forty feet lietween the row* and
Seed Wheat
the same space at the *ame time, trict ^)Urt ,Mf
will support a family. In Africa
Hunter, Fc.hlores Snmlier and Mis* HH f0||nM^ Dublin vaid!
, ParajMsIo* Hennandes. ers M.rd 21(1 and
fori Urge *tock of M-iMiml liand water! .
• land -team pi,*e for sale bv Stegall! Tbe lmd-
k Thompson. ' 2-tf. U,r" *M
______ Fee plea tJ3T. W smmob 4101
Damage* to the extent of *1.740 Ho?or. «°." . ... . Utrong 1BU The
waa aaaewmd in Weatherfor.1 die- j KfM>d friend* of the Ffogrt^
and thirty-five feet a,mrt: any other Jc^"Duhlii KX.rm!lk'‘'*
fruit or any crop can lie successfully _ , _
grown between the palm tree*. One I Cash or Credit
n!."'™. SmX.’SIrr1 Ki'"'"°rtoWr"«b.ii"«*»KjprWi*w»i-i~*
•♦““■'"Si ■■ W..tl..rf,»r.l 1 go,.! frii-ml. ----- ---------- l„... |f .
Rio
ami in Asia date paim* oc-..Py pas 0. x an(, 8. W Greer
Grand, ml n»l Mp«l *b. I«i»r on «b-
ture lands and are not hurt by the
cattle, sheep or camel*. After a
date palm orchard is establi*hed it
ie herd to injure by any process.
“The United State* agricultural
department will give advice as to
obtaining offshoot*, foreign or do-
mestic and will also explain the
methods of culture. Date pda
________ beautiful and they im-
x amemK prprethe health of those who re-
voter man gfdv iwef them ”
The Progreee from now
January UL 1904 for $1.
until
ran in win
inainai
BRANDS.
EVERY CAM, OUARAKTEED
(CASH GUARARTEE)
Sold only, by
Plaintiffs
reside in Ft Worth and last year
got judgment for *VKNi, which 'was
overruled by the supreme court.
Charley Beaaley, colored, who i*
wanted for an aimault ujion John
’oodard, colore.1, sonnnitted at
Cisco last week, mention of which
wee made in the Progress, wea ar-
rested at Brownwood the first of
the week. Hheriff Noble of East-
land came to Dublin end got hia
man from the Brownwood officers.
Dock Bowden has purchased the
Patrick * treat
Ed Moore place on
and will shortly have a new house
erected on it The building at pres-
ent on the lot will be moved Wb
sufficiently to build a new one ia
front We have this information
through private advisee and ask
our readers aot to my anything
about it
Honesty ia just as mat a virtue
The Bi
in paate as in man. The BudksUn
ere the meet faithfully
goods that we know how to
■ake. Honeet seams, honest .hut-
We’ve
goodnem we know how to
, UL In thee* hreedbee. We
fib ta iMu
ocription:
O A Oriu»by, Runyan
R J CrawMon, Dublin.
J H Frazier, Dublin.
W H Hightower, Hail.iu,
W M Wlil.nittli, Vera.
w RHhelby, Runyan.
CM Cerraway, Dublin.
Mrs H C Harrison, A*|>crmonL
O W Reaves, Victor.
A L Bettis, Dublin.
D C Smith, Victor.
Jno Hunt Lowell.
Dr J^M Huilcu^ Heaei pell.
Atatraat <Laa4 TiUaa
Pepered—everyone Buying or
wiling land Made to know the title.
Money loaned on ten lands.
and city property
‘hange. Office in
for sale and
oourt house, Steubenville,
Established' in 1M0—King k King.
Fort Worth 1
i.a.a.1 jawanss
afternoo
yesterday afternoon, go* a' glimpse
of what the strike redly mLna to
"■rifted- of Thurber
up and nicely
opal all
on a
ia i4 on
coffee to te#
only about MJ
of cofte »
ouacea of
glue, etc,
value to
money int
jof the
er
Specii
The
til January
Thla proptejthsri
Had tune. Jte*»
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The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 24, Ed. 1 Friday, October 31, 1902, newspaper, October 31, 1902; Dublin, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth530846/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Dublin Public Library.