The Hubbard City News. (Hubbard City, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, August 31, 1906 Page: 3 of 8
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School Begins Monday.
As previously announced, the
War On L)ogs.
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a SUGGESTION
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W^E NOW have on display our Advance Styles of Ladies’ Long
Coats, comprising all the Newest Designs and Colors. This line
of coats and Rain Coats are from the leading manfacturers of
Ladies’ Goods and we assure you that they are as good as you
can buy anywhere, and the assortment as fine. We are also
receiving ^ur,
LARGE LINE OF LADIES
TAILORED SKIRTS.
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^ beKin,lin8 thesQhool. Prof C.ard- tora of the wuS?*8opieSSg’Tthat
ner comes to our aohool with the were harmless and at the same
^ endorsement of some-of the beat time considered very valuable!
educutors of the country and we • by the owners, have been dispos-
feel that with him as superin- edof and others have
tendent, the progress of
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the
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come up
with a weak appetite, showing1
school will be maintained in such that they had been eating highly
a manner as will be a credit to seasoned nuats. While we are
t he town as well as to the faculty, highly in favor of ridding the
ile is a graduate of the \ ander- town of worthless dogs which
built School and of the State have no master or home, we be-
university and has had an ex- Ueve that a more satisfactory
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benefit to him here.
In the make-up of the faculty,
that
which has been put into practice
of late. It was evidently the in-
, 010 iiitvRo-up ui me nicuuy tontion of those wh() > t h
Prof .Odom holds the position of poison, to get rid of he vagrant
principal, and is recommended |§ as we cannot believe that
FABIAN
Our
THE Best Line of Man-Tailored-Skirts.
Assortment in the new Greys, Plaids and Blacks is Superb.
We would suggest that you call and look through these lines at
once anti make your selections before the stocks are broken, as
the indications are that we will have the largest ready-to-wear
business that we have ever had. We would appreciate a visit
from you in this department, as we believe it will be to vour in-
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terest to make your selections early. If you are not ready to
take these garments out we will keep them for you till you call
Our large stock of Dress Goods, Shoes, Clothing, and all
Lines are now coming in. YOURS TRULY,
Fall
E. TAULMAN
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as an educator of more than ordi-
nary ability. He has moved his
family into Hubbard this week
and occupies the house previous-
ly occupied by Prof. H. O. Mc-
Cain.
The Assistant in the High
School work. Miss Davis, needs
no recommendation, as her work
ip the school last session stands
for itself, and the fact that she
was re-elected indicates that her
[ service met the approval of the
patrons.
The other teachers, Misses
i Knox,Woodruff,Gillam,Stonc^aud
Wood,are all ladies of experience
in school work,and their services
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Three Peaches
Girl, Peach, and
Peach Mellow^
Did you ever drink it?
Goes right to that thirsty
spot and n<ak<-s you as cool
as an iced cucumber. You
can’t get enough, and you
can’t drink too much.
ORDtR * C*SE FROM
kHU))i J N„ty D 111 > t
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
as we cannot
any of our citizens would stoop
so low as to poison their neigh-
eon sldered^ va^TtdllLALhen slueh ' jV °ntt0'; h.av* ‘’*en waived at
the yards in Hubbard up to the
The following number of bales
valuable
another crusade is found neces-1,. - , . . .
wry, we would mggM ih»i thB I “-’“f KomS *° l>rMa lhuradttF
marshal take the matter in hand, p" ' ‘ ...
and after Rivinff due notice, aev- Fa, m“ra Un,on
eral days in advance, gather tip
the stray dogs in the city and
dispose of them in a civilized hu-
mane manner.
Cotton Report.
The third report of the cotton
crop for the current season its
t to the p,trona here in ,he P-t j
prises the estimates from 573
points in Texas, Oklahoma and
. . , , Indian Territory. These reports
make-up of the faculty and the j show that the ,.‘rop h:lH (jeterior-
have been satisfactory:
Altogether, the patrons of the
school are well pleased with the
of the faculty and
session begins with a promise of lvte(l by reason of excessive rain
nuie.1! progress. , and depredations of insect posts
The opening of the session in the jn a very large [ironoption of the
auditorium of theechool building territory covered. Xotwithstand-
Monda.v morning promises to be jng this, tile report shows that
the condition in Texas, compared
with the corresponding date in
1905, is 8.1 per cent, bettor; Ind-
ian Territory 1.5 per cent, better,
apd Oklahoma 12 per cent, bet-
ter.
of an interesting nature and it is
hoped that the school, faculty
and patrons will get together on
this occasion, and stay together
throughout the entire sesion.
A Mystery Solved.
•It Finds the Spot.’’
The Oil we struck i- the Oil that
has stuck white others have passed
away, simply because it cures your
Pains, Aches, Bruises, (Juts ami Burns
quicker than any other known rem-
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Report of Treasurer of School Board
Bounds—Brooks
An itemized statement showing
the receipts and disbursements of
all the school funds for the past
year has been prepared by Dr.
H. M. Davison, treasurer of the
school board. To publish the item-
ized statement in full would re-
Corsicana for Waxahachie, where 1 . ,, ... ,
i,. . i The “norther winch visited
. they go to spend a few days with Texaa the fjrflt part of the week
arGeor^e '^r^^Ce8 80,1 ’ T. Rilkes. has put new energy into animal
ueorge fn rufarsnnn to the ceremony, , life, and the fall rush of work
has started off with a vim. The
“How to keep off periodic attacks
of biliousness and habitual constipa-
tion was a mystery that Dr. King’s
New Life Pills solved for me,” writes
John N. Pleasant, of Magnolia, Ind.
The only pills that are guaranteed to
rive perfect satisfaction to everybody j edy Hunt’s Lightning Oil.
or money refunded. Only 25c at .J B for Chiggcr bites also.
Waller’s VV J Jarvis’ and I) C Wood’s.
v ------ The marriage of Miss Sallie
Weather and Crops. Wolfe to Mr. Hubert Culvcrhouse,
--- ; both of Hit* Mesquite neighbor-
hood took place lust
At the Methodist
Sunday afternoon, Rev.
F. Camphell performed the
ceremony that united in marriage i 1 16 Corsicana Light
George Bounds and Mrs. Fannie ; of the 28th, lias the
T. Brooks. The News extends Isay:
congratulations ai d wishes
under date
following to
cv.vw.uvuv... „vs.*.u ., , . . 01 “M. A. Wilkes, Sr., of Dawson
quire too much labor and|space,! 1 Ie contracting parties much , an<j Mrs. M. E. Height, of Hub-
but the Treasurer has expressed i ProsPerily an^ happiness through j bard City were married on the
his willingness to submit the re- man.v .Veat‘s ()t married life. east-bound Cotton Belt this morn
port to any who manifest enough
a vim
1 minimum temperature* for Sun-
! day was 63,Monday 57 and Tues-
day 64, breaking the record for! witnessed the ceremony
several years for August weath-' next day at the home
Sunday
afternoon at 3:30o'clock in front
of Mr. T, J. Brown's, in the
Bunyan community. Rev. A. D,
Dorter, of this place, officiating.
Only a few friends and relatives
The
f the
interest to look through the
separate items. The following is
a condensed statement:
RECEIPTS.
Amt. ree. from State..........92,142.00
Amt. rec. from transfer pupils.
Wilkes- Height.
of
2(52.50 HeiS'ht’
Amt. rec. from tuition and in- place, J uesday morning was quite
cidentals ... .......... 8(55.85! a surprise to the friends and rel-
Atnt. rec. from entertainments, I . ... ...
etc, (net)................... 175 40 atives of the contracting parties,
Amt. rec. from local taxes..... 3,692.55 both here and at Dawson. Mrs.
Height left here on the north
! Corsicana, J. B. Davis, Esq..
- , Dawson, officiating.
The announcement of the mar- “The groom is 72 and the bride
riage of M. A. Wilkes,of Dawson, 70 year8 uf akpe- Th«y met on the
to Mrs. M. E. Height, of this i tra}n thl9 morning by agreement
er. Sunday and Monday morning 1 groom’s brother. Mr. Leslie
especially, were so chilly that a | Culverhouse, was prepared for
number of fires wore started up them a sumptuous dinner. We
ins' just as the train was entering and one of our citizens was seen
Total..................$7,138.28
DISBURSEMENTS.
Teachers’ salaries.............$4,717.25
Coal, etc., including overdrafts 1,607.69
Total....................$6,324.93
Balance..... ........ $813.35
Hmith’s Sure Kidney Cure.
The only guaranteed kidney reme-
edy. Buy it—try it—it costs you noth-
ing if it fails. Price 60. Sold by N. C.
Leftwich. 34-6m
on
bound Cotton Belt passenger
train Tuesday morning and ac-
cording to pre-arranged plans,
was joined at Dawson by the
groom, accompanied by Esq. J.
B. Davis, and the ceremony was
performed on the train between
Dawson and Corsicana. The con-
tracting parties changed cars at
Hi
on the street wearing an over-
coat. The temperature t,ne latter
part of the week, however, has
gone to the other extreme, and a
_ . maximum temperatura of 96 was
and were married and changed registered for Wednesday. It is
cars here for Waxahachie, where just the kind of weather that the
they go to visit friends. farmers need and it is a frequent
“I’ue license was issued here wish expressed on the streets that
Saturday evening,but as the stub it will continue dry and warm till
trom which it was taken was the cotton crop is gathered. Cot-
learn that the new couple will
move in a short time to Malone,
where Mr. Culverhouse has
bought the crop of Mr. Lee Stov-
all. We wish them a happy
future.—Mt. Calm Banner.
Yard 437
Gamel & Jordan’s Yard 125
Prevailing price Thursday was
8.75. Best is worth .8.91),
Ft. Brown Abandoned.
Because a negro soldier is
knocked in the head for pushing
a white lady off the streets of
Brownsville, and because (he sa-
loons of that place refuse to serve
drinks to the negro -oldiers over
the same bar with the white peo-
ple, a dozen or more of the same
soldiers, wearing the uniform of
the national army, and supposed
to bJ the guardians of our pe;trt-
and property,leave their barrack
under cover of night and raid the
town of Brownsville, shooting up
the houses, frightening the wo-
men and children and killing one
of the police force. Then because
an investigation is demanded by
Captain Me Donald and the cit-
izens of the State, the President
allows his lovable disposition by
having the post abandoned by
the soldiers Let the President
do as he wishes, even to the
abandonment of ever* post in
the State, the people of Texas
will continue to resent the insults
to the women of the South by
negroes, and the uniform of the
American army will be of very
! little protection. Let the Depart-
ment lake every (Luted States
uniform out of the State if it
wants to, and "Id Texas will r 1 d<
along in the same old way. If Hie
wearing of uniform and gun
makes a desparado of the negro
soldier, bet ter ta i<e the privilege
from him. It will be a happy dav
indeed for the South, when t ie
amendment to the constitution
allowing the enlistment of the
negro soldiers is abolished.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Bears tho
Signature of
marked ‘private, do not publish,’
the reporter did not take it from
the records yesterday.”
While the bride and groom are; night and
both well advanced in age, we
trust that many more years of
usefulness will be vouchsafed to
them and that their last days may
be the happiest of all their life.
ton is opening rapidly and cotton
pickers are in demand. The four
gins of the town are now running j
Reduced Rates
CITY MARKET.
highest market price paid
for Poultry and Eggs, Hides
Tallow and Beeswax - -
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HARALSON & POOL.
On the Southwestern Tele-
phone Lines and intermediate
points.Only 15 cents to Dawson,
Malone, Hillsboro, Penelope,O',-
tonwood, Matson, Walling, Irene,
Rier.zi, Pelham and Massey.
Rodney 25 cents, reduced from
50 cents.
Look out for the new telephone
directory. Look at our new ex-
tensions and read our now list of
subscribers.
Tue Only Guaranteed Sidney
Cure.
Is Smith’s Sure Kidney Cure. Your
druggist will refund your money if
aqer taking one bottle you are not
j satisfied with results. 50 cents, for
! ale by N. C. Leftwich. 34-6m.
day with a combined
capacity of about 250 bales per
day. While some of the gins have
been unfortunate in getting start-
ed, causing the wagons to have
to wait for their turn, at the ones
in operation, they are all in good j
shape now, equipped with the;
very best facilities for ginning 1
and will guarantee you clean !
cutting ami a good sample. Bring
your cotton to Hubbard. We can
offer you the very best induce-
ments, from the ginning to the
banking of your money. Bring
your cotton to Hubbard.
•minim.
1STREET HATS
OPENING DISPLAY
Stockholders Notice.
The stockholders of the Farm-
ers Union Cotton Warehouse are
requested to meet at the W. O.
W. Hall, Hubbard, Texas, at 2
o’clock p. rn., Saturday, Septem-
ber 8lh.
Card of Thanks.
1Tuesday Sept 4
5 VOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED
2 TO BE PRESENT.
Located in Rear of Odell’s
Drug Store.
Prof. Prince Resigns.
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To all those who extended to
me assistance and sympathy in
my late bereavement, | wish to :
Ennis, Tex., Aug 22.—Prof, express my heartfelt and sincere 73*
Ben L. Prince, of Cooledge, who appreciation. Such friendship is PB
was recently elected principal of appreciated at all times,but more
one of the ward schools in Ennis, so when the shadows are thick
has today filed his resignation and the way is dark, and I pray
with the School Board. It is un- heaven’s richest blessings on
derstood he will retire from the 1 such friendship. Sincerely,
profession. Mrs. Chas. E. Harder.
_ Mrs Florence Ferre!
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